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Album tracks never played live
As we know, the sods are notorious for slagging off really good songs that they've done.
Another Invented Disease So Dead Spectators Of Suicide (album version) Nostalgic Pushead Symphony Of Tourette Gold Against The Soul I'm Not Working Be Natural Dead Martyrs His Last Painting My Guernica The Convalescent Epicentre Emily Glasnost Always/Never Fragments Auto-Intoxication I Think I've Found It Don't Be Evil Builder Of Routines I Miss The Tokyo Skyline (full version) 3 Ways To See Despair Manorbier Next Jet To Leave Moscow Black Square Misguided Missile Myakovsky Have I missed any...? That'd be a decent set..
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Damn Dog?
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Did Condemned to Rock N Roll get a full outing in the end? I remember hearing a slice of it as an intro to something else, or as part of an acoustic set or something...
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Bag Lady?
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Yes, on The Holy Bible tour.
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Lots of boffin related fun to be had here. There are also some cracking one-tour wonders (Firefight for example) and several songs that have only been played a handful of times (Born a Girl, ForeverDelayed) or just once for a promotional exercise (Door to the River, Fragments.) Think we did some setlists they could play without any singles a while back. I reckon that would be fun in real life, although highly unlikely of course!
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It was played during 1992 I believe maybe only once or twice...
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Ah wasn't thinking hidden tracks, suppose then you'll get We're All Bourgeois Now and Working Class Hero too.. Somehow doesn't feel right to count those in the same breath as Bag Lady, not being their songs..
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Fragments was played on a Radio 1 session with a few other Lifeblood tracks (maybe To Repel Ghosts as well)...
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So many great songs that never see the light of day!
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Id love to hear be natual live.
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Got Lifeblood on now, nice wintry album for a snowy day... Was a bit of a slow burner for me Be Natural, feel like it was only about ten years ago that it hit me how much I love it. Didn't James mention summat about it being initially touted as a comeback single?
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The band thought Be Natural would be the single, with Tolerate as the B-Side. I know Prologue as a flipper was a mistake, but that would have been criminal!
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