The Housemartins, Live at the BBC - 1h 11m 22s

Tracks & Durations

1. Drop Down Dead	3:01
2. Flag Day	3:35
3. Stand At Ease	2:55
4. Reverend's Revenge	1:35
5. Shelter	3:24
6. People Get Ready	1:40
7. Over There	2:55
8. Caravan Of Love	4:41
9. Happy Hour	2:33
10. Heaven Help Us All	3:17
11. Pickin' The Blues(John Peel Theme Tune)	0:53
12. Mercy	3:00
13. So Glad	1:54
14. He Brought Me Out	2:09
15. Sunday Isn't Sunday	2:07
16. Build	4:37
17. We're Not Deep	2:25
18. Me And The Farmer	2:59
19. The People Who Grinned Themselves To Death	3:22
20. The Light Is Alway Green(For Young Male Pop Star)	3:52
21. The World's On Fire	3:05
22. We're Not Going Back	2:36
23. Johannesburg	3:48
24. Five Get Over Excited	4:43

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Review

The Housemartins (Fourth Best Band in Hull) were Regular Vistors to the BBC'S Maida Vale Studios, Recording Seven Sessions as Well as Having their Glastonbury and Nottingham Concerts Broadcast. This Album was Compiled by Band Member Stan Cullimore and is a Wonderful Retrospective of their Time at the Beeb. This Album Includes Most of the Material Recorded for the BBC from the Beginning, Up Until the End of the Band's Brief but Brilliant Career. It's a Superb Snapshot of a Group of Artists Doing What They Do Best with a Minimum of Fuss. This is the First Time that Most of These Recordings have Been Available, and for Many Die Hard Fans, It's the Missing Piece of the Puzzle. There Are Songs Here that Never Made it Onto Record Or CD, as Well as a Generous Chunk of a Classic 1987 Live Set Recorded in Nottingham, and a Couple of Numbers from their Near Legendary Glastonbury Performance of 1986.

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