Saint Etienne - Continental |
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Tracklisting:
| 1 | Shad Thames (3:33) | |
| Engineer - Gerard Johnson | ||
| 2 | Burnt Out Car (Balearico Mix) (4:18) | |
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Producer [Additional Production], Remix [Credited To] -
Brian Higgins
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Matt Gray
Remix - Balearico |
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| 3 | Sometimes In Winter (4:11) | |
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Engineer -
Ian Catt
Written-By - Cracknell* |
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| 4 | Winter Melody (4:44) | |
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Engineer [At Fourth Wave] -
Steve Pattan*
Engineer [At Trouble On Vinyl] - Funk II* Other [Thanks To] - Renegade Boys, The Producer [Additional Production], Remix - Psychonauts, The* Written-By - Cracknell* |
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| 5 | Public Information Film (1:02) | |
| Engineer - Gerard Johnson | ||
| 6 | The Process (3:09) | |
| Engineer - Ian Catt | ||
| 7 | He's On The Phone (Motiv 8 Mix) (4:07) | |
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Arranged By [Mix] -
Motiv 8
Arranged By [Strings] - David Whitaker Engineer - Ian Catt Producer - Steve Rodway Producer [Special Production Assistant] - Higgo* Remix - Motiv 8 Vocals [Uncredited] - Etienne Daho Written-By - Daho* , Cracknell* |
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| 8 | Stormtrooper In Drag (5:27) | |
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Producer, Mixed By -
Brian Higgins
Written-By - Gary Numan |
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| 9 | Star (4:02) | |
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Producer -
Ian Catt
Written-By - Catt* , Cracknell* |
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| 10 | Down By The Sea (3:13) | |
| 11 | The Sea (PFM Mix) (7:16) | |
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Producer [Additional Production], Remix [Credited To] -
Mike Bolton
Remix - PFM |
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| 12 | Lonesome (3:25) | |
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Producer -
Ian Catt
Written-By - Catt* , Cracknell* |
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| 13 | Angel (Broadcast Mix) (4:16) | |
| Producer [Additional Production], Remix - Broadcast | ||
| Saint Etienne - The Misadventures Of Saint Etienne (CD) | St. Etienne* - Casino Classics (2xCD, Album, Comp) | Saint Etienne - Finisterre (CD, Album) | Saint Etienne - Places To Visit (CD, EP) | Saint Etienne - Boxette (Box + 4xCD, RE + , Ltd) |
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danster1908, Jul 18, 2008 Although Im sure this album was an after thought, it leaves some question in mind my as to the possibility of a "lost" albums worth of material. This, pulled together with the tracks from the Hes On the Phone single (which have the same production value as the exclusive tracks here), could have easily come together as one record. In the liner notes for Nice Price, Bob Stanley himself has referred to this period as the wilderness years. I wonder if the band was having a crisis of direction. Certainly the period that came after this marked a complete departure from what, up until then, categorized Saint Etienne as more of an electro pop outfit rather than the indie pop cred of the subsequent records. Its a crying shame that tracks such a Sometime in Winter were relegated to this obscure import-only jewel. Come on Bob; tell us more about the wilderness years, please?Was the above review useful to you? (report)