British Sea Power - Open Season on CD

Description

On the 15th Anniversary of its original release, Rough Trade Records are excited to announce a reissue of British Sea Power’s majestic second album, ‘Open Season’, will be released on 6th November, 2020. The expanded reissue will include additional live sessions, B-sides and rarities from the period and extensive new sleeve notes. The majority of the original album was recorded by Mads Bjerke (Spiritualized, Primal Scream, Girls Aloud) and mixed by Bill Price (Sex Pistols, The Clash, Sparks). Two tracks were recorded and mixed by Graham Sutton (The Delays, Bark Psychosis) and Phill Brown (Sly Stone, Led Zeppelin, Talk Talk).

Tracks

CD1
It Ended on an Oily Stage
Be Gone
How Will I Ever Find My Way Home?
Like a Honeycomb
Please Stand Up
North Hanging Rock
To Get to Sleep
Victorian Ice
Oh Larsen B
The Land Beyond
True Adventures

CD2
It Ended on an Oily Stage (recorded for
the Mark Radcliffe Show on BBC Radio 2
- First broadcast on 31st March 2005)
How Will I Ever Find My Way Home?
(recorded for the Mark Radcliffe Show
on BBC Radio 2 - First broadcast on 31st
March 2005)
Don’t You Want to Be a Bird? (recorded
for the Gideon Coe on BBC Radio 6 - First
broadcast on 28th March 2005)
When I Go Out (recorded for the Gideon
Coe on BBC Radio 6 - First broadcast on
28th March 2005)
Crystal Horse (originally appeared on ‘It
Ended On An Oily Stage’ CD Single 2)
Over in the Corner (originally appeared
on ‘Please Stand Up’ CD Single 1)
How Will I Find My Way Home? (Organ
Version) (originally appeared as a
hidden track on Open Season CD)
How Animals Work (Mike Hedges
Version - previously unreleased)
Runaway (originally appeared as ‘Gale
Warnings in Viking North’ on ‘Please
Stand Up’ 7”)
Green Grass of Tunnel (originally
appeared on ‘It Ended On An Oily Stage’
CD Single 1)
Grey Goose (originally appeared on
‘Please Stand Up’ CD Single 2)
Chicken Pig (True Adventures
Instrumental Demo) (originally
appeared on ‘Please Stand Up’ CD Single
2)
I Am a Cider Drinker (originally appeared
on the split 7” single by British Sea
Power & The Wurzels)