Saint Etienne - Tales From Turnpike House on CD

Description

Tales from Turnpike House is the seventh studio album by Saint Etienne. It is a concept album in which the songs depict characters who all live in the eponymous block of flats in London. The album features two tracks co-written and produced by Xenomania ("Lightning Strikes Twice" and "Stars Above Us") as well as a guest vocal from 1970s pop star David Essex on "Relocate" (Essex had earlier appeared on the Saint Etienne album So Tough via sampled dialogue from the 1973 film That'll Be the Day). This 2CD Remastered Deluxe Edition features unreleased material and sleeve notes by Jeremy Deller.

TRACKS

Disc 1
Sun in My Morning 2.41
Sun in My Morning 2.41
Milk Bottle Symphony 4.03
Milk Bottle Symphony 4.03
Lightning Strikes Twice 3.45
Lightning Strikes Twice 3.45
Slow Down at the Castle 4.42
Slow Down at the Castle 4.42
A Good Thing 4.00
A Good Thing 4.00
Side Streets 2.56
Side Streets 2.56
Last Orders for Gary Stead 4.28
Last Orders for Gary Stead 4.28
Stars Above Us 3.24
Stars Above Us 3.24
Relocate 3.08
Relocate 3.08
The Bird Man of EC1 2.47
The Bird Man of EC1 2.47
Teenage Winter 5.45
Teenage Winter 5.45
Goodnight Jack 2.30
Goodnight Jack 2.30

Disc 2
Murder in E Minor 2.34
Murder in E Minor 2.34
Take Me Home (On a Pushbike) 1.51
Take Me Home (On a Pushbike) 1.51
Another Cup of Coffee 5.31
Another Cup of Coffee 5.31
School Run 3.00
School Run 3.00
You Can Judge a Book By Its Cover 2.03
You Can Judge a Book By Its Cover 2.03
Who Pays the Rent 2.13
Who Pays the Rent 2.13
Woodhenge 2.22
Woodhenge 2.22
Got a Job 2.23
Got a Job 2.23
Holiday Song 4.01
Must Be More 4.01
The Leyton Art Inferno 3.01
Holiday Song 4.01
The Leyton Art Inferno 3.01
Missing Persons Bureau 4.20
Aqualad 3.52
Missing Persons Bureau 4.20
Inside the Hive 5.25
Book Norton 2.01
Quiet Essex 3.27
Aqualad 3.52
Book Norton 2.01
Quiet Essex 3.27