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== - Tracklist - ==
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# [[Teachers]]
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# [[Adrenochrome]]
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# [[Good Things]]
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# [[Phantom]]
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# [[Floorshow]]
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# [[Lights]]
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# [[A Rock And A Hard Place]]
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# [[Garden of Delight]]
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# [[Knockin' On Heaven's Door]] Parts 1 and 2  <br>
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# [[Emma]]
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# [[Afterhours ]]
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# [[Valentine]]
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# [[Fix]]
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# [[Anaconda]]
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# [[Burn it down]]
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# [[Dominion (song)|Dominion/Mother Russia]] - called Domination/Mother Russia on the cover
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# [[Lucretia, My Reflection (song)|Lucretia, My Reflection]]
  
- Tracklist -
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== Cover Notes ==
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The booklet's comments according the tracks:<br>
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1. An unreleased song from the very early days. The sound is much influenced by the Gang of Four and lyrics by Leonard Cohen <br>
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2. An early take on a later classic, this joined together with the above track when played live to make a scorching finale <br>
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3. The only song from the [[Ben Gunn]] era to end up left on the shelf even though it was recorded in the studio <br>
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4. The long and winding instrumental which was basically used as a band showcase <br>
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5. A very early version of what later herald a highpoint of the groups carer <br>
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6. Another early four track demo recorded in a dark basement in Leeds <br>
  
Teachers <br>
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7. An alternate version from the first album sessions play loud for maximum effect <br>
Adrenochrome  <br>
 
Good Things  <br>
 
Phantom  <br>
 
Floorshow  <br>
 
Lights  <br>
 
A Rock and a hard place  <br>
 
Garden of Delight  <br>
 
Knocking on heaven's door Pt. 1+2  <br>
 
Emma  <br>
 
Afterhours  <br>
 
Valentine  <br>
 
Fix  <br>
 
Anaconda  <br>
 
Burn it down  <br>
 
Domination/Mother Russia  <br>
 
Lucretia-My Reflection  <br>
 
  
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8. One of Wayne's rejected songs later revamped and released by The Mission <br>
  
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9. The second part of the above song. this would have been side B of the unreleased single. <br>
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10. The Sisters' version of the brooding Hot Chocolate seventies classic <br>
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11. A soundtrack of the film that never was, presented here in correct recording speed <br>
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12. An early attempt at a song later found on the Reptile House project <br>
  
Covernotes: <br>
 
The booklet's comments according the tracks:<br>
 
1.An unreleased song from the very early days. The sound is much influenced by the Gang of Four and lyrics by Leonard Cohen <br>
 
2.An early take on a later classic, this joined together with the above track when played live to make a scorching finale <br>
 
3.The only song from the Benn gunn era to end up left on the shelf even though it was recorded in the studio <br>
 
4.The long and winding instrumental which was basically used as a band showcase <br>
 
5.A very early version of what later herald a highpoint of the groups carer <br>
 
6.Another early four track demo recorded in a dark basement in Leeds <br>
 
7.An alternate version from the first album sessions play loud for maximum effect <br>
 
8.One of Waynes rejected songs later revamped and released by The Mission <br>
 
9.The second part of the above song. this would have been side B of the unreleased single. <br>
 
10.The Sisters version of the brooding Hot Chocolate seventies classic <br>
 
11.A soundtrack of the film that never was, presented here in correct recording speed <br>
 
12.An early attempt at a song later found on the Reptile House project <br>
 
 
13.The early, faster version originally titled "Body Electric" <br>
 
13.The early, faster version originally titled "Body Electric" <br>
14.Backed by a teenage Doctor Avalanche Gary and Andrew tear through a very early demo of the snake song <br>
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15.An unreleased song from the early days, the intro would later be resurrected<br>
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14. Backed by a teenage Doctor Avalanche, Gary and Andrew tear through a very early demo of the snake song <br>
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15. An unreleased song from the early days, the intro would later be resurrected<br>
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16. The return of the man in black. An early port-a-studio demo recording from 1986<br/>
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17. As above, again from the Hamburg sessions with all instrumentation played by Andrew<br/>

Revision as of 04:59, 29 October 2009

- Tracklist -

  1. Teachers
  2. Adrenochrome
  3. Good Things
  4. Phantom
  5. Floorshow
  6. Lights
  7. A Rock And A Hard Place
  8. Garden of Delight
  9. Knockin' On Heaven's Door Parts 1 and 2
  10. Emma
  11. Afterhours
  12. Valentine
  13. Fix
  14. Anaconda
  15. Burn it down
  16. Dominion/Mother Russia - called Domination/Mother Russia on the cover
  17. Lucretia, My Reflection


Cover Notes

The booklet's comments according the tracks:

1. An unreleased song from the very early days. The sound is much influenced by the Gang of Four and lyrics by Leonard Cohen

2. An early take on a later classic, this joined together with the above track when played live to make a scorching finale

3. The only song from the Ben Gunn era to end up left on the shelf even though it was recorded in the studio

4. The long and winding instrumental which was basically used as a band showcase

5. A very early version of what later herald a highpoint of the groups carer

6. Another early four track demo recorded in a dark basement in Leeds

7. An alternate version from the first album sessions play loud for maximum effect

8. One of Wayne's rejected songs later revamped and released by The Mission

9. The second part of the above song. this would have been side B of the unreleased single.

10. The Sisters' version of the brooding Hot Chocolate seventies classic

11. A soundtrack of the film that never was, presented here in correct recording speed

12. An early attempt at a song later found on the Reptile House project

13.The early, faster version originally titled "Body Electric"

14. Backed by a teenage Doctor Avalanche, Gary and Andrew tear through a very early demo of the snake song

15. An unreleased song from the early days, the intro would later be resurrected

16. The return of the man in black. An early port-a-studio demo recording from 1986

17. As above, again from the Hamburg sessions with all instrumentation played by Andrew