John Foxx – In Mysterious Ways

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Tracklist

A1		Stars On Fire Bass Guitar – Randy Hope-Taylor Drums – Wix Guitar – Robin Simon Vocals, Keyboards – John Foxx
A2		Lose All Sense Of Time Drums – Wix Guitar – Robin Simon Vocals, Guitar, Keyboards – John Foxx
A3		Shine On Drums – Wix Vocals, Performer [All Other Instruments By] – John Foxx
A4		Enter The Angel Backing Vocals – Sadenia Reader* Drums – Wix Vocals, Performer [All Other Instruments By] – John Foxx
A5		In Mysterious Ways Drums – Wix Vocals, Performer [All Other Instruments By] – John Foxx
B1		What Kind Of Girl Vocals, Performer [All Instruments By] – John Foxx
B2		This Side Of Paradise Bass Guitar – David Levy Drums – Barry Watts Guitar – Robin Simon Keyboards – Peter Oxendale Vocals – John Foxx
B3		Stepping Softly Backing Vocals – Sadenia Reader* Drums – Wix Vocals, Performer [All Other Instruments By] – John Foxx
B4		Enter The Angel II Keyboards – Peter Oxendale Vocals – John Foxx
B5		Morning Glory Vocals, Performer [All Instruments By] – John Foxx

Printed inner sleeve with lyrics and portrait photo.

Barcode (Text): 5 012981 235512
Matrix / Runout (Side A label): V2355A
Matrix / Runout (Side B label): V2355B
Matrix / Runout (Side A runout, stamped (1 and 2 in "12 X" are overlayed)): V 2355 A- 3U- 1-12 X1 D
Matrix / Runout (Side B runout, stamped): V 23 55 B- 3U-1-1-̶̷1̶̷ D

	Title (Format)	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
Recently Edited	In Mysterious Ways (CD, Album)	Virgin	CDV 2355	UK	1985
	In Mysterious Ways (LP, Album)	Virgin, Virgin	207 186-620, 207 186	Europe	1985
Recently Edited	In Mysterious Ways (Cassette, Album)	Virgin	TCV 2355	UK	1985
Recently Edited	In Mysterious Ways (LP, Album)	Virgin	25VB-1050	Japan	1985
New Submission	In Mysterious Ways (LP, Album)	Virgin	VG 50137	Greece	1985

abonald Sep 26, 2021
Songs on this LP are not so creative, but John Foxx's voice is at his best and very emotional.
iggi_unpop Jun 28, 2021
This comes out when an exceptional talent finally degenerates to mediocracy! 🙁
errorsinspace May 31, 2020
Edited 3 years ago
I have to agree with postpunk. I personally dont mind rhe cheesiness of the more poppy moments of this record or even some of the corny lyrics. But the added twang on some of his vocals and just plain out ordinary and average delivery of them is so much below par from previous albums. I could accept the Roxy Music attemps like Your Dress on the previous albums but I cant let this one go by without shaking my head at some of it. What Kind of Girl sounds like the Cars. Why? Are those christmas chimes in the background too? Some of these songs are pretty bad. Pressures to write hits I suppose...
Stepping softly? Woah. That could kill a career.