Idlewild - 100 Broken Windows Album

Tracklist

1	Listen To What You've Got (Bob Weston Session)	2:33
2	Little Discourage (Live)	4:55
3	Bronze Medal (Bob Weston Session)	3:26
4	Quiet Crown	3:22
5	It'll Take A Long Time (BBC Session) Written-By – Sandy Denny	3:57
6	Forgot To Follow (B-side)	5:22
7	Actually It's Darkness	2:40
8	I've Only Just Begun (B-side)	2:15
9	Other Peoples Happiness (Demo)	3:38
10	Undone (Demo)	3:52
11	Rusty	4:18
12	Jackson Was Haunted/Maths Rock (Demo)	5:17
13	West Haven (B-side)	3:14
14	Roseability	3:39
15	I Don't Have The Map	2:15
16	Bronze Medal	3:37
17	Broken Windows (B-side)	2:16
18	Alternative To Collage (Demo)	5:46
19	Roseability (Demo)	2:19
20	Idea Track (Demo)	2:44
21	A-Tone (B-side)	3:29
22	Romantics Were Prompted (Demo)	3:58
23	Meet Me At The Harbour (B-side)	3:20
24	These Wooden Ideas	3:53
25	Mistake Pageant	2:50
26	Listen To What You've Got	2:33
27	Victory At Sea (Demo)	3:09
28	Idea Track	3:13
29	Let Me Sleep (Next To The Mirror)	3:20
30	Little Discourage	3:09
31	There's Glory In Your Story (Demo)	1:59

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
FOODCD32, 7243 5 25439 2 2	Idlewild	100 Broken Windows ‎(CD, Album)	Food, Food	FOODCD32, 7243 5 25439 2 2	UK	2000
none	Idlewild	100 Broken Windows ‎(CDr, Album, Promo)	Capitol Records, Odeon, Food	none	US	Unknown
TOCP-65397	Idlewild	100 Broken Windows ‎(CD, Album)	Food, EMI	TOCP-65397	Japan	2000
MOVLP2002	Idlewild	100 Broken Windows ‎(LP, Album, RE)	Music On Vinyl	MOVLP2002	Europe	2017
CDP 7243 5 25439 0 8, none	Idlewild	100 Broken Windows ‎(CD, Album, Enh)	Capitol Records, Odeon Records , Food	CDP 7243 5 25439 0 8, none	US	2001

Credits

• Artwork By [Design] – Anonymous
• Bass – Bob Fairfoull
• Drums – Colin Newton
• Engineer [Studio Assistants] – John Bailey, Lee Butler , Matt Ollivier, Willie Deans
• Guitar – Rod Jones
• Mixed By – Dave Eringa (tracks: 1-01 to 1-08, 1-10 to 1-12), Bob Weston (tracks: 1-09)
• Photography [Band Photography] – Chika
• Photography By [Cover Photograph] – Ian Ritterskamp
• Producer – Dave Eringa (tracks: 1-01 to 1-06, 1-08, 1-10, 1-11)
• Recorded By – Bob Weston (tracks: 1-07, 1-09, 1-12)
• Recorded By [Additional] – Dave Eringa (tracks: 1-12)
• Vocals – Roddy Woomble

Notes

10th Anniversary 2CD Special Edition.

CD I:
Recorded in intervals between May - November 1999

CD II:
All track recorded by Bob Weston/Dave Eringa in 1998/1999. Except for track 1 recorded for KROQ Radio at Capitol Studio A, Los Angeles, and track 8 recorded live for 'Steve Lamacq's Evening Session', Radio 1, first transmitted 20th September 1999.
Track 1: live from Studio A
Track 2, 3, 7, 11, 12, 16 and 17: B-sides
Track: 5 and 15: previously released demos
Track 4, 9, 10, 13, 14 and 18: previously unreleased demos
Track 6 and 19: Bob Weston Session, 1999
Track 8: BBC Session, 2000

Packaged in a tri-fold Digipak.

Typo on rear for track 2-06 reads: Listen To What You Got

Barcodes

• Barcode: 5099990677328

Short intro

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