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Dereck Higgins - Briskette Dust label: atlatl (atlatl 1) |
A limited edition (20 cpoies) release of a floppy disc containing sound files by me and artwork by Jay Schleidt and another another artist who goes by the name yobleart. Jay is willing to trade you for a copy or you simply pay postage. Contact him at de.linqo@yahoo.com |
Dereck Higgins - Way Stasislabel: DVH Recordings (DVH-5) |
New (February 2006) cd-r release of sound works. Along the same lines as DVH but better. Available for $5 plus $1 postage US, $2 the rest of the planet. Contact me by email to order. |
 DVH
- DVHlabel: DVH Recordings (DVH-3) |
limited edition of 20 copies cd-r of ambient/electroacoustic music available directly from the website. Use the contact e-mail for details. Discs are $10 apiece, add $2 for shipping. I accept Paypal. Sold out. |
 Dereck
- 'Nice'label: none (theoretically DVH-1) |
limited edition
cd-r of 300 copies. Released in 2001. still available at Borders Books by special order. mp3 selections available here.
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- '2'label: DVH Recordings (DVH-2) |
Released September
21, 2004. Now available in Omaha at Homer's, Drastic Plastic, The
Antiquarium, Omaha Healing Arts Center and Rainbow Recording Studios. Can
also be ordered directly from me Discs are $10 and add $2 for shipping. I accept PayPal.
Also available through Amazon.com. Will be available through Postdawn
Nurseries as of February 2006.
http://postdawn.atspace.com/
some sound bites are available here. |
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Sex - Essence & Raritieslabel: Randy's Alternative Music (RAMA 001) |
Cd's still available from the man
who released it. Released in 1994 $8 post paid US, $10 the rest of the world post paid. Randy LeMasters P.O. Box 25315 Pittsburgh, PA 15220 USA
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Sex - Essence & Charmlabel: Sordide Sentimentale (SSCD 002) |
released in a
numbered limited edition of 5000 copies in France, 1986. can be found on e-bay sometimes. |
 Tom
Ware - Out Of Boundslabel: TriEngel Records (TWI-TRI1) |
Dereck contributes
bass, keyboard bass and programming on 3 tracks. released in 1996. |
 Steve
Stacy - Tomorrow's Visionlabel: Castelar (RR930524) |
released in 1995, Dereck plays acoustic guitar, bass and Tibetan singing bowl.contains "Today's Warrior" written by Dereck. Cd is available through Rainbow Music, Omaha. Just e-mail them. |
 Paddy
O'Furniture - Livelabel: Castelar (0007) |
an official 'boot' of the band recorded live at The Music Box, Omaha.Dereck plays guitar and sings backup. Released 2000. Cd is available through Rainbow Music, Omaha. Just e-mail them. |
 RAF
- These Days Of Tearslabel: No Time Records (C702012) |
Dereck played bass in this band and recorded this cassette only release in his basement, November 1986. Completely sold out and very hard to find. RAF is currently rehearsing when possible (minus Matt Miller, vocals at this time), with the intention of recording new updated versions of these songs. |
Atomic Breathinglabel: 1008 Records (9X315) |
Dereck plays bass on 2 tracks. Released on vinyl originally in 1989. a limited run of cd-r's are available through The Omaha Healing Arts Center. |
 Catherine
Wheel Cover Complabel: none |
Available for download online. Dereck appears as "DVH" and the track is "Half Life" on disc four. |
 Quasiprotolabel: none |
Quasiproto Electrotone Compilation 1 was released in 1997 in conjunction with an art event of the same name. Dereck contributed two tracks to the cassette only release. More information is available here. |
 Derecklabel: Weezul Wecords (UR-3562) |
His first solo release, a 7" ep pressed in an edition of 250 copies, 1982. Cover art done by Dereck's older brother James L. Higgins III. |
 Dereck
2label: Luminescent Records (UR 3776) |
Dereck's second ep released in 1983. 250 copies pressed. Also designed by James. |
 Norman
& The Rockwellslabel: Weezul Wecords (RR 81028)
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A 4 song 7" ep released in 1981 this is Dereck's very first record release. Members included Tom Ware, Dean Dobmeier, Jerome Brich and John Hartley. |