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Flowers And Football Tops 01. "You Are My Sunshine" 02. "Geraldine" 03. "It's my own cheating heart that makes me cry" 04. "Lonesome swan" 05. "Go Square Go" 06. "Polmont on my mind" 07. "Daddy's gone" 08. "Stabbed" 09. "S.A.D. Light" 10. "Ice Cream Van"
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 | Description: | Glasvegas by Glasvegas, released 3 April 2013, includes the following tracks: "It's My Own Cheating Heart That Makes Me Cry", "Go Square Go", "Daddy's Gone", "S.A.D. Light" and more.
This version of Glasvegas comes as a 1xCD. - Released in standard jewel case with 16-page insert booklets including artwork and lyrics.
Some copies bear a sticker which states "Includes Daddy's Gone & Geraldine" plus a quote from NME and a Parental Advisory notice.
Engineered at Brooklyn Recording, New York. Mixed at Chung King, New York,
except tracks 1 & 5 at Brooklyn Recording, New York,
track 2 at Avatar Studios, New York,
track 3 at The Strongroom, London & track 6 at The Strongroom, London and Brooklyn Recording, New York.
Mastered at Masterdisk
except track 8 mastered at 360 Mastering, London.
Track 1 contains elements from the song "You Are My Sunshine" (Mitchell/Davis) by kind permission of peermusic.
Track 8 - Beethoven's 'Moonlight' Sonata performed by Paul Cantelon.
? &© 2008 Sony BMG Music Entertainment UK (Limited).
Distributed by Sony BMG Music Entertainment.
Made in the EU. |  | Manufacturer No.: |
88697327392 |
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Bertus Musikvertrieb Bertus Musikvertrieb Akeleibaan 59, 2908 KA Capelle aan den Ijssel, NL service@bertus.com |  |
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