Small Town England

Tracklist

Disc 1

1. 1Bitter Sweet3:07
2. 2Betcha2:31
3. 3Tension2:11
4. 4Great Expectations3:17
5. 5Waiting3:29
6. 6Christian Militia3:26
7. 7Notice Me2:39
8. 8Small Town England3:19
9. 9A Liberal Education5:29
10. 10Vengence4:06
11. 11Sex (The Black Angel)3:27
12. 12Running in the Rain4:00
13. 13Spirit of the Falklands3:45
14. 14The Price3:26
15. 1519843:19
16. 16No Man's Land3:33

Disc 2: Radio Sessions '83-'84

1. 1Great Expectations3:03
2. 2I Wish3:55
3. 3Notice Me2:39
4. 4Liberal Education4:50
5. 5Small Town England3:21
6. 6Spirit of the Falklands3:52
7. 7Christian Militia3:36
8. 8Running in the Rain4:16
9. 9The Cause4:06
10. 10Drag It Down3:35
11. 11Frightened3:45
12. 12The Attack3:26

Running time 1:39:27

Tracklist of the first edition, from MusicBrainz.

Who made it

Played on it

• Robert Heatondrums (drum set) · on 15 tracks
• Stuart Morrowbass guitar, vocals, bass, electric bass guitar · on 15 tracks
• Justin Sullivanguitar, harmonica, vocals · on 15 tracks

Production

• New Model Armyproducer · on 10 tracks
• Raymond Cowieproducer · on 10 tracks
• Iain O’Higginsengineer · on 8 tracks
• Dale Griffinproducer · on 4 tracks
• Mike Englesrecording · on 4 tracks
• Roger Puseyproducer · on 4 tracks
• Harry Parkerrecording · on 4 tracks
• John Burnsengineer · on 2 tracks
• Tim Parryproducer · on 2 tracks
• Alex Burakengineer · on 2 tracks
• Paul Staveley O’Duffyengineer · on 1 track

Credits from MusicBrainz, written by its volunteers.

The record

• First released
  Jul 1997
• Label
  Recall 2cd SMD CD 129
• Kind
  Album (compilation)
• Formats
  CD 2 editions
• Running time
  1:39:27
• Barcode
  636551412926

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