Off White Records: THE RADIATORS - GHOSTOWN (2CD) (2CD)

2CD released: Jul 26, 2019

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Tracklisting:

Disc 1

1.	Million Dollar Hero
2.	Let'S Talk About The Weather
3.	Johnny Jukebox
4.	Confidential
5.	They'Re Looting In The Town
6.	Who Are The Strangers?
7.	Kitty Ricketts
8.	Song Of The Faithful Departed
9.	Walking Home Alone Again
10.	Dead The Beast, Dead The Poison

11.	Under Clery'S Clock (12" Mix)
12.	Plura Belle
13.	Million Dollar Hero (Single)
14.	Walking Home Alone Again (Unedited Single Mix)
15.	Kitty Ricketts (Dj Version)
16.	Under Clery'S Clock (7" Mix)
17.	Blitzin' At The Ritz (Live)
18.	Do The Hucklebuck
19.	Try And Stop Me
20.	Ballad Of The Faithful Departed

Disc 2

1.	Johnny Jukebox *
2.	Confidential *
3.	Song Of The Faithful Departed *
4.	Let'S Talk About The Weather (Demo)
5.	Who Are The Strangers (Demo)
6.	Million Dollar Hero **
7.	Let'S Talk About The Weather **
8.	Johnny Jukebox **
9.	Confidential **
10.	They'Re Looting In The Town **
11.	Who Are The Strangers **
12.	Kitty Ricketts **

13.	Song Of The Faithful Departed **
14.	Walking Home Alone Again **
15.	Dead The Beast, Dead The Poison **
16.	Walking Home Alone Again [acoustic Guide For
17.	Walking Home Alone Again (Prelude In A Major)
18.	Walking Home Alone Again (Prelude In B Flat)
19.	Walking Home Alone Again ***
20.	They'Re Looting In The Town ***
21.	Song Of The Faithful Departed ***
22.	Million Dollar Hero ***
23.	Million Dollar Hero (Extended Intro Rough Mix)
24.	Kitty Ricketts (Live Sportsman Inn, Dublin 1979)
25.	Enemies (Live In Good Earth Soundhouse Studio)

THE RADIATORS

GHOSTOWN (2CD)

Label:	ACE RECORDS
Cat No:	CDTOP2343
Barcode:	0029667095426
Packaging:	2CD Slim Double

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Originally released in 1978, the Radiators’
'Ghostown' is widely regarded as one of the
definitive ‘Irish’ records, alongside 'Astral
Weeks'.
The album is suffused with Bowie/Bolan
producer Tony Visconti’s landscape
production.
Coming at the end of the 70s it embraces the
band’s punk origins, but with a fierce literary
bent and references 50s and 60s music in a
historic overview of a changing Ireland. Singer
and writer Philip Chevron went on to develop
these themes in the Pogues.
This expanded 45-track 2CD edition
encompasses the original album and all related
singles plus 28 previously unissued sides of
demos, backing track mixes and live tracks
that produce an insight into the making of the
album.
The booklet contains contributions from the
album’s many fans, including Roddy Doyle.