Alien Sex Fiend Albums - Another Planet 

Original release date - November 1988 UK - Anagram Records - LP  (GRAM 38) this was without the additional tracks Silver Machine & Satisfaction / Cassette (C GRAM 38) - includes Satisfaction but not Silver Machine / CD (CD GRAM 38) CD later re-issued as (CDM GRAM 38) All of the above are now deleted. Germany - SPV - LP (SPV 65-2888) / CD (SPV  80-2890) US - Caroline - LP (Carol 1370) / Cassette (MC1370) / CD (CD1370) CD reissue - February 2005 UK - Anagram Records - CD (CDM GOTH 22)

Alien Sex Fiend - Another Planet Info :
A new course of luscious lunacy was set with the classic "Another Planet", the 6th studio album by Alien Sex Fiend and the first from the duo of Nik and Mrs Fiend. Picking up on the experimental thread of the previous albums and running in new and unexpected directions, the sample based single "Bun Ho!" was one extreme, while at other tangents were the throwaway advertisement of "Wild Green Fiendy Liquid" and the mutant rockabilly of the infamous "Sample My Sausage" (a live favourite featuring giant banana fights between Nik Fiend & Dr Fuckface). The "Another Planet" CD features 15 tracks, including cover versions of Hawkwind’s "Silver Machine" and The Rolling Stones’ "Satisfaction" – all performed in Alien Sex Fiend’s own unique Gothic Sci-Fi style. In 2005 due to public demand this classic 1988 album by the goth legends was re-issued and was moved into Anagram Records Goth Series Collection. Although the front & back cover artwork is the same as the original release, the re-issued CD can be distinguished from the original by the additional Goth Collectors Series logo on the front & a clear see through left hand panel with the writing Alien Sex Fiend - Another Planet. Also on the re-issue there is a Nik Fiend artwork featuring lyrics from the song "Another Planet" on the body of the CD disc itself. Plus the original booklet has been replaced with a 4 page fold out funky picture of Nik Fiend in full fiend colour & the booklet includes an additional artwork which was originally used on the vinyl LP back cover.

Trainspotter corner : The song "So Much To Do, So Little Time" was used on the soundtrack to ITV's "How To Be Cool" children's prime time series, in which Nik Fiend also appeared acting in the role of "The Graffiti Kid" alongside The Who's Roger Daltry and veteran musician Slim Gaillard.