the ep don't fear the reaper by clint ruin and lydia lunch was originally released in 1991.
the ep don't fear the reaper by clint ruin and lydia lunch was originally released in 1991.
when was the ep don't fear the reaper by clint ruin and lydia lunch originally released?
1991
don't fear the reaper (ep)









































don't fear the reaper, the second ep by the duo of clint ruin (also known as j. g. thirlwell) and lydia lunch, finds the pair taking on classic covers and new songs in equal measure. the 1991 disc's title track is ruin and lunch's take on the blue öyster cult hit (the other cover sees them reconfiguring the beatles).









































section::::track listing.









































bullet::::- "serpentine" is a vocal version of "transcendental moonshine" from steroid maximus' "¡quilombo!".









































section::::personnel and production.









































bullet::::- clint ruin – performance, production, recording (2–4), engineering (2–4)









































bullet::::- lydia lunch – performance
don't fear the reaper (ep)
gus black covered the song in 1996 for the "scream" soundtrack. finnish gothic rock band him recorded a version of the song on their 1997 debut album "greatest lovesongs, vol. 666". pop rock band the goo goo dolls recorded a cover of "(don't fear) the reaper" on their 1987 self-titled album. in 1992, clint ruin and lydia lunch released the extended play "don't fear the reaper", on which their rendition of the song appears. apollo 440 transcribed an electronic version of the track on the 1995 debut album "millennium fever". in 1998, jive bunny & the mastermixers recorded a cover of the song on their "rock the party" album. celtic rock band big country included a cover of the song on their 2001 covers album "under cover". the mutton birds recorded a version for the 1996 movie "the frighteners"; this version is also included on their 2002 greatest hits compilation "flock: the best of the mutton birds". folk rock band unto ashes issued a rendition of "(don't fear) the reaper" on the 2003 album "empty into white". alternative rock group the beautiful south covered the song on their 2004 album "golddiggas, headnodders and pholk songs". "(don't fear) the reaper" was covered by hardcore punk band snuff on their 2005 album "six of one, half a dozen of the other: 1986-2002". synthpop band heaven 17 recorded a cover of the song on their album "before after", also released in 2005. pat dinizio, frontman for the smithereens, covered the song on his 2006 solo album "this is pat dinizio". in 2008, jam band moe. recorded a live version of the song on their "dr. stan's prescription, volume 2" album. rock band l.a. guns added a version of the song on their 2010 covers album "covered in guns". pierce the veil covered the song on the "punk goes classic rock" (2010) compilation. swedish doom metal band candlemass covered the song on their 2010 ep "don't fear the reaper".
(don't fear) the reaper