SING-SONGS // REMOTE LUXURY // PERSIA (2001)
Contains all the tracks from 3 EPs: Sing-Songs, Remote Luxury, and Persia. All tracks have been digitally remastered.
Tracks (click a title for details) | Media | |
| Sing-Songs: | Sing-Songs: | |
| 1. | A Different Man (3:13) |  (YouTube) /
 (Official Video) /
 (Fan Video) |
| 2. | Ancient History (2:29) | (YouTube) /
(Fan Video) |
| 3. | The Night Is Very Soft (3:46) | (YouTube) /
(Fan Videos) |
| 4. | In This Room (4:02) | (Live) /
(Fan Video) |
| 5. | I Am A Rock (2:11) | (YouTube) |
| Remote Luxury: | Remote Luxury: | |
| 1. | Maybe These Boys (5:47) | (YouTube) /
(Fan Video) |
| 2. | 10,000 Miles (4:13) (sung by Marty Willson-Piper) |
(YouTube) |
| 3. | Into My Hands (3:46) | (YouTube) /
(Fan Videos) |
| 4. | A Month of Sundays (4:20) | (YouTube) /
(Fan Video) |
| 5. | Remote Luxury (3:14) (instrumental) | (YouTube) /
(Fan Video)
(Fan Videos) |
| Persia: | Persia: | |
| 1. | Constant In Opal (3:29) | (YouTube)/
(Official Video) /
(Fan Video) /
(Live) |
| 2. | Volumes (4:04) (sung by Marty Willson-Piper) | (YouTube) |
| 3. | No Explanation (4:28) | (YouTube) /
(Fan Video) |
| 4. | Violet Town (3:28) | (YouTube) /
(Fan Video) |
| 5. | Shadow Cabinet (4:16) | (YouTube) /
(Fan Video) |
Credits
Steve Kilbey - Vocals, Bass, Bells, Keyboards
Marty Willson-Piper - 6+12 String Guitars, Vocals
Peter Koppes - Guitars (Lead and Slide on Sing-Songs), Vocals
Richard Ploog - Drums, Percussion
All tracks recorded at Studios 301, Sydney, Australia.
Digitally remastered by Don Bartley at Studios 301, Sydney, Australia, August 2001.
Releases
- CD - EMI 7243 5 35583 2 1 (Australia)
- October 15, 2001 - Remastered
CD Run-Out Groove Message
Laser-etched around the center of the CD: ... IT'S A GLUE
This message is a play on the name Vogiatzoglou. Vicky Vogiatzoglou was the woman at EMI in charge of this and other Church remastered reissues that were released from 2001 to 2005.
Notes
Booklet contains reproductions of the original front and back covers of all three EPs, plus this old photo of the band, c. 1981:
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