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The Enid
Anarchy On 45 - Complete Singles Collection

Compil. UK 1996 on Mantella label
Rock (Prog Rock, Symphonic Rock)

CD notes: The original masters for a few of these releases were destroyed in the fire at Claret Hall Farm in 1988 and we have had to take tracks from vinyl or tape copies. In these cases the reproduction is not as good as we would have liked. The title in parentheses for track 1.3 is the original title - Dambusters March is not named on the cover artwork or the disc. The bracketed titles to tracks 2.4 and 2.5 are later album titles to the respective pieces. Several tracks mastered from poor-condition vinyl. Tracks 2.4 & 2.5 are actually the later album versions (the titles in parentheses), not the original b-side recordings. track 1-1: 1984 version from In The Region Of The Summer Stars track 1-2: “Bollocks!” remixed version originally released as Golden Earrings track 1-3: Previously unreleased live version (see below) track 1-4: From Fool track 1-5: From 665 The Great Bean track 1-6: From When You Wish Upon A Star track 1-7: From Heigh Ho track 1-8: From CD Remix From Something Wicked This Way Comes track 1-9: From Itchycoo Park track 1-10: Full-length version from the 12” and CD single Salome track 1-11: By Come September (2) not the “Half An Hour In The Jungle” version track 2-1: 1984 version from In The Region Of The Summer Stars track 2-2: From: Golden Earrings track 2-3: From Dambusters March / Land Of Hope & Glory track 2-4: “Evensong” from Something Wicked This Way Comes track 2-5: “Song For Europe” from Something Wicked This Way Comes track 2-6: From Something Wicked This Way Comes track 2-7: CD Remix From Something Wicked This Way Comes track 2-8: From And Then There Were None track 2-9: Full-length revised version From Salome (single used original version, edited on 7”) track 2-10: From Salome track 2-11: By Come September (2) not the “Half An Hour In The Jungle” version. Track 1-3 “Dambusters March/Land Of Hope & Glory” is possibly the version recorded at The Band On The Wall, Manchester on 24, 25 or 26 October 1983 and omitted from the 1984 Stand LP. Track 1-10 & 2-10 by Enid. Track 1-11 & 2-11 by Come September (2). Many of these tracks (*) are not the versions that appeared on the original singles, also “When You Wish Upon A Star” was taken from a very scratched copy of the vinyl single. Some of these defects were corrected on the 2007 Japanese card cover reissue.

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