Echo & the Bunnymen Expand Songs to Learn and Sing
In 1985, Echo & the Bunnymen gave us Songs to Learn and Sing. On Tuesday, January 23, 2007, they'll hand over More.
Rhino Records has expanded and remastered the Bunnymen's greatest hits classic, tacking on nine "new" tracks and a DVD. "New" meaning since 1985, that is.
The updated collection, fully titled The Very Best of Echo & the Bunnymen: More Songs to Learn and Sing, spans the Liverpool quartet's lengthy career, including material released after the replacement of drummer Pete de Freitas, who was killed in a motorcycle accident in 1989, and bassist Les Pattinson, who left the band ten years later.
The DVD boasts eight videos recorded between 1983 and 1999.
Echo & the Bunnymen's current incarnation has a single show on the touring agenda right now; it will take place at the Manchester Evening News Arena (...in Manchester, England) on March 30.
CD tracklist:
01 The Cutter
02 The Back of Love
03 The Killing Moon
04 Seven Seas
05 Never Stop
06 Rescue
07 I Want to Be There (When
You Come)
08 Don't Let It Get You Down
09 A Promise
10 Silver
11 People Are Strange
12 Do It Clean
13 The Game
14 Rust (radio edit)
15 Lips Like Sugar
16 Nothing Lasts Forever
17 Bring on the Dancing
Horses
18 Hang on to a Dream
19 It's Alright
20 Stormy Weather
DVD tracklist:
01 The Cutter
02 The Killing Moon
03 Seven Seas
04 Bring on the Dancing
Horses
05 The Game
06 Lips Like Sugar
07 Nothing Lasts Forever
08 Rust
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