Mind Disease

Mind Disease
"Mind Disease"
Single by Ritual
B-side "Nine"
Released October 6, 1982 (1982-10-06)
Format 7"
Genre post punk, gothic rock
Label Red Flame
Writer(s) Ritual
Producer Ritual
Ritual singles chronology
"Mind Disease"
(1982)		 "Kangaroo Court"
(1983)

"Mind Disease" is a song written by the Harrow-based band Ritual. The song appeared as a "stand-alone" single released in October 1982 which was produced by the band and engineered by Chris Stone.

Contents

Picture sleeve

The front of the picture sleeve featured artwork by Simon Cohen while the artwork on the back was done by Jamie Stewart.

Formats and track listing

  • 7": Red Flame / RF 712 (United Kingdom)
  1. "Mind Disease"
  2. "Nine"

Personnel

  • Errol Blyth - vocals
  • Mark Bond - bass guitar
  • Steve Pankhurst - saxophone
  • Raymond Taylor-Smith - drums
  • Jamie Stewart - guitars

References

  • Frame, Pete (1998). More Rock Family Trees. Omnibus Press. ISBN 0711968799. 
  • Gimarc, George (1997). Post Punk Diary 1980-1982. St. Martin's Griffin. ISBN 031216968X. 

External links

v · Ritual
Errol Blyth · Mark Bond · Steve Pankhurst · Raymond Taylor-Smith · Jamie Stewart
Singles
Mind Disease (1982) · Kangaroo Court (1983)
Albums
Songs For A Dead King (1981)
Compilations
In Goth Daze (1994) · Gothic Rock 3 - Black On Black (1998) · Night Creatures - The Best Of Gothic Rock (1999)
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Death Cult · The Cult · In Excelsis · UK Decay

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