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Cast Of Thousands: Deluxe Edition [Import]
Artist:
Elbow
Format: CD
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Formats and Editions
1. Ribcage
2. Fallen Angel
3. Fugitive Motel
4. Snooks (Progress Report)
5. Switching Off
6. Not a Job
7. I've Got Your Number
8. Buttons and Zips
9. Crawling with Idiot 1
10. Grace Under Pressure 1
11. Flying Dream 143 1
12. Intro Cast of Thousands 1
13. Ribcage [Live from Ancient Belgique] [Live] 1
14. Fallen Angel [Live from Ancient Belgique] [Live] 1
15. Fugitive Motel [Live from Ancient Belgique] [Live] 1
16. Snooks [Live from Ancient Belgique] [Live] 1
17. I've Got Your Number [Live from Ancient Belgique] [Live] 1
18. Switching Off [Zane Love Session] [Live] 1
19. Not a Job [Stuart MacOnie Session] [Live] 2
20. Grace Under Pressure [Zane Lowe Session] [Live] 2
21. Fugitive Motel [Dermot O Leary Session] [Live] 2
22. I've Got Your Number [Colin Murray Session] [Live] 2
23. Ribcage 2
24. Fallen Angel 2
25. Fugitive Motel 2
26. Snooks (Progress Report) 2
27. Switching Off 2
28. Not a Job 2
29. I've Got Your Number 3
30. Buttons and Zips 3
31. Crawling with Idiot 3
32. Grace Under Pressure [Zane Lowe Session] [Live] 3
33. Flying Dream 143
More Info:
Deluxe three disc (two CDs + NTSC/Region 0 DVD) edition includes a bonus CD of rare live tracks and previously unreleased BBC sessions as well as a DVD that serves as a visual presentation of the album including imagery and projection used from when the band play live and behind the scenes footage. Cast of Thousands was the British Alt-Rock band's sophomore album, originally released in 2003. Following on from the Mercury nominated Asleep in the Back, Cast of Thousands saw Guy Garvey adopt a more optimistic lyrical path from the opening track 'Ribcage' with Garvey singing about pulling his ribs apart to "let the sun inside", with the vocals swept up together by the London Community Gospel Choir. NME described the album as 'wreathed in a kind of celestial soulfulness, awash with atmospheric sonic trickery and Jazz/Psychedelic influences,'
