1984, and contained the following pieces: "3000 Explosions" "Dark Cloud" (Duo Goebbels/Harth) "Walls are Loosening" (Cutler/Frith) "Rats and Monkeys" (Cutler/Frith) "Pause" "Easter Day 1935" (Brecht/Eisler) "Kein Kriegspielzeug Für Jonathan" (Duo Goebbels/Harth) "The Song of Investment Capital Overseas" (Cutler/Frith) "The Address" "Fragments" "On Suicide" (Brecht/Eisler) "Und Ich Werde Nicht Mehr Sehen" (Brecht/Eisler) To prepare the "Berlin Programme" for the Rē Records Quarterly LP release, Cutler and Goebbels edited the East Berlin radio recording with "repeated listening in mind". They were unable to alter the mixes but shortened the recording to 28-minutes, omitting the closing Art Bears song, "Freedom". Cutler remarked that notwithstanding the edits, the LP version "... does, I think, still convey that contradiction we tried to express at the concert: between the distracting and draining pressure of contemporary life ..." Members Tom Cora – cello, bass guitar, cassettes, electrics Chris Cutler – drums, electrics Fred Frith – guitar, bass guitar, cassettes Heiner Goebbels – piano, synthesizer, guitar, cassettes Alfred Harth – tenor saxophone, bass clarinet, trumpet, trombone, mouthpieces Dagmar Krause – vocals George Lewis – trombone, mouthpieces Discography Rē Records Quarterly Vol.1 No.2 (LP, Recommended Rē 0102, UK, 1985) Side 1: "Berlin Programme" (Brecht/Eisler, Cutler/Frith, Duo Goebbels/Harth, Cora, Krause, Lewis) – 27:44 This is the original edit of Duck and Cover's live performance of the "Berlin Programme" at the Berliner Ensemble in East Berlin on 16 February 1984. Re-issues RēR Quarterly Selections from Vol.1 (CD, Recommended RēR QCD1, UK, 1991) Track 2: "Berlin Programme" (Brecht/Eisler, Cutler/Frith, Duo Goebbels/Harth, Cora, Krause, Lewis) – 27:41 This is a minor edit of the original "Berlin Programme" release on Rē Records Quarterly Vol.1 No.2. The Art Box (6xCD, Recommended RēR ABox, UK, 2004) Disc 6, track 2: "The Song of Investment Capital Overseas" (Cutler/Frith) – 3:42 This is an extract from the "Berlin Programme" of the Art Bears song. See also History of Berlin References External links Duck and Cover. Chris Cutler home page German experimental musical groups Musical groups established in 1983 Musical groups disestablished in 1984 Chris Cutler Fred Frith