Shipwreck Radio Volume One
A double CD issued on Colin Potter's own ICR label. The release is subtitled "Seven Sonic Structures From Utvær". It was issued in November 2004.
Disc One
- - June 15 – 16:01
- - June 17 – 30:39
- - July 24 – 15:22
Disc Two
- - June 5 – 15:13
- - July 6 – 15:02
- - June 3 – 15:57
- - June 20 – 15:26
An initial run of 150 copies came with a third disc entitled Lofoten Deadhead.
- - July 8 – 14:51
- - June 15 – 30:02
- - July 10 – 15:08
June 15 mostly consists of untreated recordings of Stapleton and Potter walking around their environs recording basic sounds for use.
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