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Spiritualized Discography
Anyway That You Want Me [single]7"/12"/CD, Dedicated, ZT 43784, June 1990 7" Sub-Pop October 1995Track Listing:
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Spiritualized was formed while Spacemen 3 was still together, even though Jason and Sonic were recording Recurring in different studios. This single was released with a "Spacemen 3" sticker on the front. Live shows were also promoted with the Spacemen 3 name which led to the final split between Jason and Sonic. All the members of Spiritualized were in Spacemen 3. Kate Radley wasn't in the band yet, but the dedication "For Kate" appears on the sleeve.
Anyway That You Want Me [Promo single]7" Dedicated SPIRIT 1A 1990Track Listing:
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One-sided promo-only release in a plain white sleeve.
Anyway That You Want Me [single]12", Dedicated, ZT 43870, July 1990Track Listing:
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Feel So Sad/I Want You [single]7" Fierce FRIGHT 053 May 1991 Track Listing:
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Single given away during an early tour. Different than any previously recorded versions. The only information on the single is the Spiritualized blob man on one side and Fierce/fright 053 on the other.
Feel So Sad [single]12"/CD Dedicated SPIRT 001 June 1991 Track Listing:
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The cover picture is a close-up of Jason's eyeball.
Run/I Want You [single]7"/12"/CD Dedicated SPIRT 002 August 1991 Track Listing:
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"I Want You" and "Run" are different than the album versions. 7" came on luminous vinyl, 12" in a luminous sleeve. Also appeared in a sleeve with bright blue blob people.
Smile/Sway [single]7"/12"/CD Dedicated SPIRT 003 November 1991 Track Listing:
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The 7" is pressed on clear vinyl.
Lazer Guided Melodies [album]12" Dedicated DEDLP004 March 1992 CD Dedicated DEDCD004 March 1992 (reissued in 1996) Track Listing:
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Recorded a long time before release, and endlessly remixed. During this time drummer Jon Mattock recorded an album with Josephine Wiggs under the name Honey Tongue. The UK CD release grouped the songs into four tracks as follows:
A limited edition of the LP (DEDLP 004S) also included a free 7" with "Anyway That You Want Me"/"Why Don't You Smile Now" (CWNN 001).
Reissue versions of LGM (with the four groups of songs) apparently have a defect at the beginning of "Angel Sigh" where the song starts, jumps back, and then starts in again later in the song. The German reissue (Dedicated ZD75330 - which has the songs apart instead of grouped together into four) doesn't have the skip.
Run/Angel Sigh [promo single]CD Dedicated RDJ 62269-2 1992 Track Listing:
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Dedicated promotional single
Feel So Bad [promo single]CD Dedicated RDJ 62327-2 1992 Track Listing:
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Dedicated promotional single
I Want You [single]7" Dedicated March 1992 CD Dedicated SPIRT 004CD Track Listing:
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Limited edition given away free with a coupon from the New Musical Express, or available from Dedicated for about 5 pound mail-order.
Medication [EP]12" Dedicated SPIRT 005T July 1992 CD Dedicated SPIRT 005CD July 1992 CD Dedicated SPIRT 005DJ Track Listing:
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"Angel Sigh" and "Feel So Sad" are both from a Radio 1 John Peel session. The 12" version of this is supposedly limited to 3000 copies. A poster of the front cover was also included with some copies of the 12".
A promo-only version with the radio edit version of "Medication" only was released as SPIRT 005DJ. No booklet, only the catalog number on a CD.
Medication [single]7" Dedicated Track Listing:
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"Smiles" is also taken from the Radio 1 John Peel session. Pressed on red vinyl. Supposedly limited to 3000 copies only.
Fucked Up Inside [album]LP Dedicated June 1993 CD Dedicated DEDCD 008 June 1993 Track Listing:
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Live album originally available only by mail-order, but commonly found in the U.S. Recorded Nov. 21, 1992 at the Hollywood Palladium in Los Angeles, CA. and at the previous show at the Warfield Theater in San Francisco. Parts of the extended version of "Shine A Light" turn up in "Electric Mainline." First release with new bass player Sean Cook. After the initial 1000-print mail-order run sold out in a few hours, Dedicated printed up 5000 more at the urging of RCA, Dedicated's US distributor. Currently out of print now, after an total printing of 8,000 across both formats.
Smiles/100 Bars [7"]7" flexie Dedicated June 1993 Track Listing:
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A 7" single available only to members of the Spiritualized fan club.
Good Dope, Good Fun [7"]7" Greenpeace Records GREENPEACE 01 October 1993 Track Listing:
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This is a split single with Spiritualized on one side and Mercury Rev's "Boys Peel Out" on the other. Available only at shows on Spiritualized/Mercury Rev's Nov. 93 tour of the U.K. Proceeds go to Greenpeace. Includes a tour booklet/program. "Good Dope, Good Fun" is essentially an instrumental version of "Lay Back In The Sun."
Electric Mainline [EP]7"/12"/CD Dedicated SPIRT 007 October 1993 Track Listing:
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Although "Electric Mainline" is only listed once on the CD, there are actually two seperate parts on the CD. The "I" and "II" designations are my own creation. The first 7" singles are on coloured vinyl. Jason advises everyone in the liner notes to "Play loud and drive fast."
Let It Flow [single]10" Dedicated SPIRT 009 January 1995 CD Dedicated SPIRT 009CD January 1995 CD Dedicated SPIRT 009CD(2) January 1995 CD Dedicated SPIRT 009CD(3) January 1995 |
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Three different versions of this EP were released with the (*) tracks taken from the band's 1993 Glastonbury set. All three versions were released separately, with a cardboard slipcase for all three included with CD number three. A live version of the "Don't Go..." track was recorded but substituted with the studio version as Spir. did not want to use a mix with everyone talking in the crowd. The 10" single has the same track listing as the first CD.
Let It Flow [promo single]CD Dedicated SPIRIT 009CDJ Track Listing:
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Dedicated promotional single
Pure Phase [album]2 X 12" Dedicated DED 017 February 1995 CD Dedicated DEDCD 017 February 1995 Track Listing:
Personnel: Mark Refoy (guitar), Jon Mattock (percussion), Leon Hunt (banjo), Stuart Gordon (violin), The Balanescu Quartet (strings), Simon Clarke (sax and flute), Tim Sanders (sax), Roddy Lorimar (trumpet), Stephen Sidwell (trumpet), Chris Sharrack (drums on "Lay Back In The Sun"), Caroline Crawley (slide vocals), Marilyn McFarlane & Helen White (vocals on "Let It Flow"). |
The first versions of Pure Phase comes packaged in a luminous-green plastic box with a sliding cover. "These Blues" was originally written for Spacemen 3's Recurring album, in a radically different and mellower version.
The Japanese pressing of Pure Phase includes an instrumental version of "Spread Your Wings" as an extra track.
Pure Phase sampler [one-sided sampler 12"]12" Dedicated DEDLP017DJ Track Listing:
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One-sided sampler 12" with the two tracks joined by the Pure Phase 'EeEeEeEeEeEeEe' tone. The version of "Medication" on here starts off differently from the CD version and *may* be a different mix,
Lay Back In The Sun [single]7"/CD BMG/Dedicated 74321 31178 2 Track Listing:
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The 7" version of this only has the two different mixes of "Lay Back In The Sun". Both versions were rumored to be limited to 1000 copies. Supposedly only released in continental Europe.
Lay Back In The Sun [promo single]CD Dedicated ASCD-2840 Track Listing:
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Promo-only version of the single.
Pure Phase Tones for D.J.s [12" single]12" Dedicated SPIRT 101T February 1996 |
12" vinyl only, initially limited to only 1000 copies. Subseqently reissued many times over. Sleeve is plain white with the embossed "Pure Phase" logo. Consists of the "Pure Phase" "EeEeEeEeEeEeE" tone at different frequencies as follows:
| Side 1: | 33.3 rpm | 45 rpm | Side 2: | 33.3 rpm | 45 rpm |
| Band 1: | C 523 Hz | F 699 Hz | G 784 Hz | C 1046 Hz | |
| Band 2: | D 587 Hz | G 784 Hz | A 880 Hz | D 1174 Hz | |
| Band 3: | E 659 Hz | A 880 Hz | B 988 Hz | E 1318 Hz | |
| Band 4: | F 699 Hz | Bb 932 Hz | C 1046 Hz | F 1398 Hz |
Radio Dedicated, 36b FM [CD label sampler]CD Dedicated DEDCD029 March 1997 Track Listing:
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Dedicated label sampler with Spiritualized's take on the theme music from "The X-Files" television show. Originally recorded (but not used) for the X-Files compilation album which came out in 1996.
Ladies And Gentlemen We Are Floating In Space [album]Cassette Dedicated 12" Dedicated June 1997 CD Dedicated DEDCD 034 June 1997 CD Arista 07822-18974-2 June 1997 12 x 3" CD Dedicated Track Listing:
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Mixed, re-mixed, and mixed yet again. Supposedly the basic band tracks were recorded in only two weeks, but the mixing took over a year to complete. Even so, release of the album was delayed again at the last minute because of clearance problems with the lyrics to the title track. The original version of "Ladies And Gentlemen..." used a fair bit of the song "Can't Help Falling in Love", made famous by Elvis Presley and the original songwriters balked at their inclusion. Ironically, the "fools rush in" segment, which Spiritualized kept in, was actually written by Alexander Pope in his "An Essay on Criticism: Part 3" which the "Can't Help Falling In Love" songwriters originally lifted from. A last-minute remix was worked up before the official release of the album, but not before Dedicated sent out advance copies of the album.
These advance CDs with the original version of "...Floating In Space" are in a CD single case with no sleeve or details. A few copies of the 12 x 3" (with the original version) leaked out along with 50 copies of the deluxe 5" CD which were sent to label managers and the Mercury Music Prize people.
Dedicated pressed the album in a myriad of different formats. According to them, you can get the album in:
"Stay With Me" and "The Individual" originally appeared on the Let It Flow EPs and appear here in their original mix
The Japanese version tacks on the "Broken Heart" instrumental to the end of the CD as a thirteenth track.
The vinyl version of the album has a different running order than the CD. The double LP goes:
1a -- Ladies And Gentleman... / Come Together / I Think I'm In Love
1b -- All Of My Thoughts / Electricity / Home Of The brave / The Individual
2a -- Broken Heart / No God Only Religion / Stay With Me / Cool Waves
2b -- Cop Shoot Cop
Side 1b is mixed differently than the CD version (clean break between "Home Of The Brave" and "The Individual"), and there is a rumor that "The Individual" may be a completely different mix.
The Ladies And Gentlemen... title of the album comes from Jostein Gaarder's book "Sophie's World"
Couple of the lyrics from "Cop Shoot Cop" ("Hey, hey there's a hole in my arm where all the money goes, Jesus Christ died for nothing, I suppose.") come from a John Prine song entitled "Sam Stone."
Broken Heart [promo CD]CD Dedicated SPIRIT 011CD July 1997 Track Listing:
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Mail-order only item from Dedicated. An advertisement appeared in both NME and Melody Maker around the 7th of May, saying the first 500 people to write in would receive this exclusive CD.
Electricity [Promo Single]CD Arista/Dedicated ASCD-3369 August 1997 Track Listing:
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Promotional-only release
Electricity [single]7" Dedicated August 1997 CD Dedicated SPIRT 012CD(1) August 1997 CD Dedicated SPIRT 012CD(2) August 1997 |
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*Recorded live at the Polaris Amphitheatre, Columbus, Ohio on August 29, 1996.
Supplementary Dosage [Promo EP]CD Arista/Dedicated ASCD-3427 October 1997 Track Listing:
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Promotional-only release.
I Think I'm In Love [Promo single]12" Arista/Dedicated November 1997 CD Arista/Dedicated ASCD-3447 November 1997 Track Listing:
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Promotional-only release.
I Think I'm In Love [single]12" Dedicated February 1998 CD Dedicated SPIRT 014CD February 1998 Track Listing:
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Come Together [Promo single]CD Arista/Dedicated ASCD3477 March 1998 Track Listing:
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Promotional-only release. Slightly different version of the song than what appears on the album - mostly in the beginning and end of the song.
NME Clean Sweep [compilation track]CD NME NME AST 98 Track Listing:
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Live version of the Suicide track recorded live at the NME show at the London Astoria on 21 January, 1998 with Alan Vega and Martin Rev of Suicide. Track appears on a compilation CD included with NME.
Abbey Road [EP]12" Deconstruction June 1998 CD Deconstruction SPIRT 015CD June 1998 CD Deconstruction (Germany) LC 8280 August 1998 CD Arista/Dedicated 07822 13508-2 August 1998 Track Listing:
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*Only appear on the German/Dutch pressing.
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Recorded at Abbey Road studios (hence the title). The extra tracks which appear on the German/Dutch pressing were recorded at the Pink Pop festival
Come Together [12" remix single]12" August 1998 Track Listing:
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Live At The Royal Albert Hall [album]LP Dedicated October 1998 2 x CD Dedicated October 1998 2 x CD Arista ARCD-9032 November 1998 Track Listing - Disc One:
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Personnel: Additional musicians: Recorded at the Royal Albert Hall in London on 10 October 1997. Vinyl version limited to 3000 copies. Early promotional versions included an video/interview with Jason and the "Come Together" video. A promo-only CD (SPIRIT017P) was also released with four tracks, ("Oh Happy Day", "Electricity", " I Think I'm In Love", "Come Together") taken from the album. |
Electricity/Come Together [DVD single]DVD Arista December 2000 Track Listing:
DVD video release with the two videos from Ladies And Gentlemen... along with the promotional video press kit for Royal Albert Hall that has some live shots from Glastonbury and an interview with Jason. |
Stop Your Crying [promo single]CD Spaceman August 2001 Track Listing:
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Stop Your Crying [single]12" Spaceman August 2001 CD Spaceman OPM002 August 2001 Track Listing:
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CD release also includes the "Stop Your Crying" video.
gLet It Come Down [album]2 x LP Spacemen/Arista September 2001 CD Spacemen/Arista OPM001 September 2001Track Listing:
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Between the various horn and string sections, well over a hundred people were involved in the recording. Two different kinds of packaging are available: the standard CD jewel case with the "face" image printed on it in grey tones, and a plastic box with the "face" impressed into it in sunken relief.
The "Let It Come Down" title comes from Shakespeare's Macbeth as Banquo is killed. Perhaps more notably, "Let It Come Down" was also the title of one of Paul Bowles more famous books.
Out Of Sight [single]12" Spaceman November 2001 CD Spaceman OPM005 November 2001 Track Listing:
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CD release also includes the "Out Of Sight" video
Do It All Over Again [single]7" Spaceman February 2002 CD Spaceman OPM007 February 2002Track Listing CD1:
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CD2 release also includes the "Do It All Over Again" video. There is an alternate edition of this with a different sleeve (it has the complete sculpture of the woman, not just the face but the whole body) in a clear (not cardboard) box. The track listing for this version contains "On Fire" (evening session), "Amazing Grace" and the "Do It All Over Again" video.
KFSD Presents The First-Ever Spiritualized Radio Session [promo]CD Spaceman ARPCD-5140 April 2002 Track Listing:
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Promo-only release with an "unplugged" version of "Stop Your Crying" and a new song.
Anyway That You Want Me
Music video.
Run
Video on Melody Maker Video vol. 1
Glastonbury 1992 Festival
Contains a live recording of "Shine A Light."
Glastonbury 1993 Festival
Contains a live recording of "Take Your Time."
Volume Six
Contains a live recording of "Smiles." Although very similar sounding,
it's not same version as the one on Fucked Up Inside.
Volume Twelve
Contains an alternate mix of "Good Times."
Select Exclusives
Cassette free with Apr 1995 Select includes "Spread Your Wings (Pure
Phase)"
Let It Flow
Music video.
New Musical Express free CD (issue date unknown - sometime in June 1997)
Contains an instrumental version of "Broken Heart."
This is a listing of tracks found on compilations and samplers. Everything here has appeared elsewhere and is therefore unessential to all but the most completist of kollektorskum. In other words, you can safely ignore this section.
Dedicated - An Introduction
A Dedicated label sampler, with Chapterhouse, Cranes, Spiritualized and
Spacemen 3. Spiritualized's tracks are "Anyway that You Want Me" and
"Step Into The Breeze."
Dedicated - 1992 sampler
Has the original versions of "Run" and "Why Don't You Smile Now".
Lazer Guided Melodies Sampler
A five song sampler CD which has a full track listing on the cover and
disc, but does not include the band name or album title. Track listing
is:
1. You Know It's True
2. Run
3. Take Your Time
4. Shine a Light
5. Angel Sigh
Summer European '93 Box
CD Dedicated
Contains Laser Guided CD, Feel So Sad EP/CD, and Medication EP/CD. Promotion
release only. CD insert lists Sean Cook as bass player instead of Willie
Carruthers.
Field Trip
A free cassette from NME which contains songs from Glastonbury '93
which didn't make it on to the official CD. Contains a live version of
"Take Good Care Of It" which also appears on the "Let It Flow" singles.
Rollercoaster Sampler
Three-song sampler CD with Spiritualized, Curve, and The Jesus And Mary Chain.
Released during the "Rollercoaster" tour of the U.S. Spiritualized's track is
"Medication" and is taken from the Medication
EP.
CMJ Sampler
"Run" appears on a CMJ sampler CD.
Independent 20
UK sampler CD with the radio edit version of "Medication."
Arista Alternative
CD sampler of bands on/distributed by Arista Records. Contains songs from The
Church, Straitjacket Fits, Cranes, Family Cat, Patti Smith, and Spiritualized.
Spiritualized's track is "Electric Mainline I & II" and is identical to the
versions on the Electric Mainline EP.
New Musical Express - 1993 Singles
A sampler of singles NME judged to be "the best of 1993." Includes "Good
Times."
Take A Lick
A promotional sampler released by BMG in 1995. Includes "Lay Back In The Sun."
Back To (Old) School
A promotion sampler released by HITS magazine. Includes "Lay Back
In The Sun."
Tune In, Turn On, Bug Out!
A Canadian promotional sampler which contains "Electricity".
BUGjuice Sampler
Spring/Summer 1998, RCA/BMG promo cassette, RDJ-67665-4, US, 1998
BMG Promotional sampler with "Come Together".
Permanent Midnight [movie soundtrack]
Contains "Take Your Time".