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Track Listings
| 1. Shot By Both Sides |
| 2. Motorcade |
| 3. The Light Pours Out Of Me |
| 4. Definitive Gaze |
| 5. Parade |
| 6. Rhythm Of Cruelty |
| 7. Back To Nature |
| 8. Permafrost |
| 9. Feed The Enemy |
| 10. Sweetheart Contract |
| 11. Thank You (Falettinme Be Mice Elf Agin) |
| 12. You Never Knew Me |
| 13. A Song From Under The Floorboards |
| 14. Because You're Frightened |
| 15. About The Weather |
| 16. This Poison |
Editorial Reviews
The definitive guide to one of British post-punk's most important bands. The compilation draws from all four studio albums and includes the single version of their most famous track, 'Shot By Both Sides' and a cover of Sly and the Family Stone's 'Thank You' (Falletinme Be Mice Elf Agin)'. Compiled with the help of Howard Devoto, the album's cover features original artwork from their first UK tour flyer while the booklet contains new sleeve notes. 2000 release. Standard jewel case.
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5.0 out of 5 stars
DEFINITIVE GAZE OF MAGAZINE,
By dphilips2002 (ROYAL OAK, MI United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Where the Power Is (Audio CD)
ONE OF THE BETTER "BEST OFS" IN TERMS OF SONG SELECTION AND KEEPING IN CRONO ORDER. SLIGHTLY BETTER THAN THEIR "RAYS & HAIL" COMPO. DIFFERENCES ARE STUDIO VERSION OF "PARADE" +"THANK YOU","SWEETHEART CONTRACT &"THIS POISON". RAYS HAS LIVE "PARADE" & "BURN AGAIN" INSTEAD. WORTH THE EXTRA 2 BUCKS. SHOWCASES GREAT BASS & DRUMS AND HOWARDS' GIFT FOR WORDS AND DRAMA. ALONG WITH THE GROUP "WIRE", MAGAZINE SHOWED THAT PROGRESSIVE AND PUNK CAN BE COMBINED INTO SOME GREAT MUSIC. WHAT I FIND FUNNY IS THAT EVERYBODY LOVES THIS NOW BUT BACK IN 1979 CRITICS COULD NOT DEAL WITH THIS GROUP. MAGAZINE DARED TO BLAZE THEIR OWN PATH AND NOT STAY WITH THE MUSIC OF THE TIMES. INTENSE POST-PUNK AT ITS BEST.
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