"Bells Of [is] primarily the project of Washington, D.C.-based singer and multi-instrumentalist Lawrence McDonald, who debuted in 1992 with 11:11, an eclectic collection of home recordings cut with a variety of guest musicians. His sophomore record, 1994's Two Dos or Not 2?, collected material dating back as far as 1986, with the spotlight on McDonald's increasingly jazzy guitar work..." — Jason Ankeny, All Music Guide

...and that's where the All Music Guide description begins to go wrong. Though mentioned in All Music Guides description, Bells Of's third album 3's Company (TB 283) was pretty much in the can in 1997. The album was recorded and mixed at WGNS with Geoff Turner. However, an issue arose surrouning the studio bill and it wasn't until 1999 that the issue got cleared up.The album was revised with new songs recorded in 1999, but Geoff Turner was no longer involved and the remainder were recorded by Alex Hall at Super Cheif Studios.

Before these issues were cleared up, the Swiss label Miguel Recordings (the website is now longer active and the label likely defunct) asked Bells Of to release an album: their fourth.

Four Your Listening Pleasure compiles songs from 11:11 (TB 93) and Two Dos Or not 2? (TB 143) along with seven previously unreleased songs, though "Indifferent Smile" would appear on the 1997 Teenbeat Sampler (TB 221). All songs were recorded in or prior to 1993. "Bluebird, White Dwarf" is taken from the remaining five then unreleased songs. I have no idea if the album is still available.

One thing I couldn't find out was who Peter Quinn is. He has done the illustrations appearing on each of the Bells Of recordings, but other than that I can find out nothing...