THE 4TH MOVEMENT MUSEUM
Taxi-Cab
Billboard
With literally no radio or press
support, the band resorted to
creative and unique ways of
promoting the LP and the band.
1980
45 single
The only single song released
from the first 4Th Movement
album. The song “Always At Your
Door” is side A. The song “The
Build Up” is side B. Released in
1980, the 2nd official 45 release
from the Hackney brothers since
“Politicians In My Eyes”, and like
it’s predecessor, only a limited
500 copies were pressed and
distributed.
The 4Th Movement LP
(Image of original LP Pressing)
Released in the fall of 1980, this body of work represents the first record and lp release by the Hackney brothers since
renaming their band the 4Th Movement. Above is an image of one of only 1000 vinyl lp records which were printed
initially in 1980. The Hackneys recruited artist Jim Magnant who delivered the hand-drawn cover for the lp.
4Th Movement LP Picture
Burlington Vermont photographer Carolyn Bates captured this
photo/concept which was conceived by the Hackney brothers
where every object in the picture represents a spiritual concept.
The image is now associated around the world with the band
DEATH and The 4th Movement
The One-And-Only 4Th Movement Performance
1981. A local musical showcase club in Burlington Vermont called “Hunts” was just a couple of
years old. The 4Th Movement booked a performance at the club which was scarcely promoted
and attended. The club went on to become a local legend. 29 years later the Hackney brother’s
band DEATH went on to became an international legend which also brought the band 4Th
Movement into the international spotlight. Images from this performance have been seen all
over the world.
THE 4TH MOVEMENT MUSEUM
45
single
The only single song
released from the first
4Th Movement album.
The song “Always At
Your Door” is side A.
The song “The Build
Up” is side B. Released
in 1980, the 2nd
official 45 release from
the Hackney brothers
since “Politicians In My
Eyes”, and like it’s
predecessor, only a
limited 500 copies
were pressed and
distributed.
Taxi-Cab
Billboard
With literally no radio or press
support, the band resorted to
creative and unique ways of
promoting the LP and the band.
1980
The 4Th Movement LP
(Image of original LP Pressing)
Released in the fall of 1980, this body of work represents the first record and LP release by the Hackney brothers since
re-naming their band the 4Th Movement. Above is an image of one of only 1000 vinyl lp records which were printed
initially in 1980. The Hackneys recruited artist Jim Magnant who delivered the hand-drawn cover for the lp.
4Th Movement LP Picture
Burlington Vermont photographer Carolyn Bates captured this
photo/concept which was conceived by the Hackney brothers
where every object in the picture represents a spiritual concept.
The image is now associated around the world with the band
DEATH and The 4th Movement
The One-And-Only 4Th Movement Performance
1981. A local musical showcase club in Burlington Vermont called “Hunts” was just a couple of
years old. The 4Th Movement booked a performance at the club which was scarcely promoted
and attended. The club went on to become a local legend. 29 years later the Hackney brother’s
band DEATH went on to became an international legend which also brought the band 4Th
Movement into the international spotlight. Images from this performance have been seen all
over the world.
