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"Singles" (The Long Blondes album)

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"Singles" is a compilation album by Sheffield band The Long Blondes. It will be released on October 8, 2008 on Angular Records. The twelve-tracker collects all of the songs from the band's first four 7" vinyls, which were released by different labels including Thee Sheffield Phonographic Corporation and Angular Records. The version of Separated By Motorways differs from the vinyl version, as the group have opted to include Alan Smyth's demo version instead. The compilation will also feature 2 unreleased songs - Peterborough & Autonomy Boy[1].

The albums artwork is a painting by lead singer Kate Jackson.[2]

The compilation will also feature loads of rare info, pictures and early interviews.[3]

History

'New Idols'/'Long Blonde', originally released by Thee Sheffield Phonographic Corporation on bubblegum pink vinyl; 'Giddy Stratospheres', which was the first ever release on Angular Recordings and was followed 'Appropriation (By Any Other Name)'; and 'Separated By Motorways', which came out on Paul Epworth's Good & Evil Records.[4]

Track listing

  1. "New Idols"
  2. "Long Blonde"
  3. "Autonomy Boy"
  4. "Giddy Stratospheres"
  5. "Polly"
  6. "Darts"
  7. "Appropriation (By Any Other Name)"
  8. "My Heart Is Out Of Bounds"
  9. "Lust In The Movies"
  10. "Separated By Motorways (Demo)"
  11. "Big Infatuation"
  12. "Peterborough"

Personnel

The Long Blondes

  • Emma Chaplin: guitars, keyboards, vocals
  • Dorian Cox: guitars, keyboards, vocals, lyrics
  • Reenie Hollis: bass guitar, vocals
  • Kate Jackson: lead vocals, lyrics, artwork
  • Screech Louder: drums

References