Alien Sex Fiend Albums - The First Alien Sex Fiend CD  

The First Alien Sex Fiend CD (Maximum Security)  1986 original release  2015 Maximum Security re-issue as part of 4 CD Box Set CD Track Listing  I'm Doing Time In A Maximum Security Twilight Home  Mine's Full Of Maggots  Do You Sleep ?  In And Out Of My Mind  Spies  Fly In The Ointment  Seconds To Nowhere  The Beaver Destroys Forests  Do You Sleep ? (Not Of One Mind)  Depravity Lane (think i'll take a trip...)  CD Bonus Tracks  E.S.T. (Trip To The Moon)  Boneshaker Baby  Ignore The Machine (Electrode Mix)  Attack!!!

Alien Sex Fiend - The First Alien Sex Fiend CD Album Info : 
Originally released in 1986, the 14 track album "The First Alien Sex Fiend CD" -  as the title suggests - was the first time the weird and wacky world of Alien Sex Fiend was available on CD. This is the CD version of the "Maximum Security" vinyl LP, Alien Sex Fiend's third studio album and the first as a 3 piece after the departure of drummer Johnnie Ha Ha. A self-produced album, it was more experimental with an increased use of keyboards, effects, and a new heavy beat box and it truly established Alien Sex Fiend's position in the outer limits and provided them with the launch pad for all that they would subsequently achieve. "The First Alien Sex Fiend CD" includes the Indie top 10 single "I'm Doing Time In A Maximum Security Twilight Home" (Number 2) which is surely a contender for the longest single title in history! The 4 bonus tracks added to create the CD version include the Indie Chart hit "E.S.T. (Trip To The Moon)" and the ultra-rare Electrode Mix of the classic "Ignore The Machine".

February 2015 : The latest re-issue features The First Alien Sex Fiend CD, aka the Maximum Security album, as one CD of a 4 CD Box Set entitled Classic Albums and BBC Sessions Collection with additional bonus tracks, including the infamous John Peel BBC sessions. The CD has been packaged in a mini-replica of the original Maximum Security LP sleeve.

Trainspotter corner : After an all night recording session for the Maximum Security album in West London, Nik Fiend was nearly arrested by 2 policemen whilst he was making his way across the road to the local cafe for some much needed grub. Marching him off on the basis that he "looked strange" they proceeded to search and question him thoroughly until Mrs Fiend intervened.