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Paul Haig: Metamorphosis - COMPACT DISCS

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Paul Haig: Metamorphosis - COMPACT DISCSTitle: Metamorphosis Artist: Paul Haig Label: Les Disques Maladroi Product Type: COMPACT DISCS UPC: 708527031582 Genre: Rock Release Date: 2016 09 09 Number of Discs: 2 2016 two CD collection from the veteran Scottish singer songwriter. Metamorphosis is a comprehensive compilation of singles, sessions and embryonic experiments recorded by Paul Haig between 1981 and 1982, spanning the end of cult band Josef K and the beginning of his polished pop solo

Title: Metamorphosis
Artist: Paul Haig
Label: Les Disques Maladroi
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 708527031582
Genre: Rock
Release Date: 2016-09-09
Number of Discs: 2

2016 two CD collection from the veteran Scottish singer/songwriter. Metamorphosis is a comprehensive compilation of singles, sessions and embryonic experiments recorded by Paul Haig between 1981 and 1982, spanning the end of cult band Josef K and the beginning of his polished pop solo career. Disc One gathers together various singles recorded for Crepuscule in 1982, including 'Running Away',' Justice', 'Blue For You' and the EP 'Swing In 82', the latter a bold foray into Sinatra territory. The extended 12" versions of 'Running Away' and 'Justice' appear here on CD for the first time, along with compilation tracks such as 'Mad Horses' and 'Christiania', and rare demo versions of 'Luck' and 'On This Night of Decision'. Disc Two features several projects recorded as Rhythm of Life, including four tracks recorded live on a Crepuscule package tour in February 1982, and two rare RoL singles on which Paul collaborated with infamous artist Sebastian Horsley, and fellow Edinburgh musician Stephen Harrison. Also included are all eight tracks from Drama, a DIY cassette of experimental electronica issued by Paul in 1981.

Tracks:
1.1 Chance
1.2 Running Away/Back Home
1.3 Time
1.4 Christiania II
1.5 Justice (12" Version)
1.6 On This Night of Decision
1.7 Blue for You (Interference Mix)
1.8 Luck
1.9 Justice (7" Version)
1.10 Running Away (7" Version)
1.11 The Song Is You
1.12 All of You
1.13 Let's Face the Music and Dance
1.14 Love Me Tender
1.15 The Way You Look Tonight
1.16 Mad Horses II
2.1 Soon
2.2 Summertime
2.3 Uncle Sam
2.4 Portrait of Heart
2.5 Christiania
2.6 Mad Horses
2.7 Feedback Moves
2.8 The Mouse
2.9 Drone
2.10 A Comment
2.11 Drama
2.12 Drama Pt. 2
2.13 Soundtrack
2.14 Drama Pt. 3
2.15 Chance (Live 2/1982)
2.16 Stories (Live 2/1982)
2.17 Glory (Live 2/1982)
2.18 Justice (Live 2/1982)
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