A BOX OF...
Talk Talk- A Box of... Talk Talk (45th Anniversary 1981-2026 Super Deluxe Edition) (18CD) (2026)
In celebration of 45 years (1981) since Talk Talk originally formed, here is a splendid overview of their extraordinary work.
Talk Talk were an English post-rock and new wave band formed in 1981 by Mark Hollis (vocals, guitar, piano), Lee Harris (drums), Paul Webb (bass), and Simon Brenner (keyboards). Initially a synth-popgroup, Talk Talk's first two albums, The Party's Over(1982) and It's My Life (1984), reached top 40 in the UK and produced the international hit singles "Talk Talk", "Today", "It's My Life", and "Such a Shame".
Talk Talk achieved widespread critical success in the UK and elsewhere in Europe with the album The Colour of Spring (1986) and its singles "Life's What You Make It" and "Living in Another World". 1988's Spirit of Eden moved the group towards a more experimental sound informed by jazz and improvisation, pioneering what became known as post-rock; it was critically acclaimed but commercially unsuccessful.
Friction with the band's label, EMI, resulted in legal action and countersuing. Webb departed, and the band switched to Polydor for their final studio album, 1991's Laughing Stock, but split soon afterwards. Hollis released an eponymous solo album in 1998 before retiring from the music industry; he died in 2019. Webb and Harris played in several bands together, including .O.rang; long-term collaborator Tim Friese-Greene continued in the music business as a musician and producer.
History
1981-1983: Formation
Talk Talk began as a quartet consisting of Mark Hollis, formerly from the Reaction (vocals/main songwriter), Lee Harris (drums), Paul Webb (bass guitar), and Simon Brenner (keyboards). In their early years they were often compared with Duran Duran. In addition to a band name consisting of a repeated word, the two shared a Roxy Music-inspired musical direction, as well as the same record label (EMI) and producer (Colin Thurston). The band also supported Duran Duran on tour in 1982.
The band released their first single, "Mirror Man", on EMI in February 1982. The single was not a great success, but was quickly followed by their self-titled single in April 1982 (a rerecording of a track by the Reaction), which reached No. 52 in the UK. The band's first album, The Party's Over, was released in July 1982. They had their first UK Top 40 hits with the singles "Today" (UK No. 14) and a re-release of "Talk Talk" (UK No. 23).
These singles were also hits in other countries, including Ireland, South Africa, Australia and New Zealand. The re-release of the "Talk Talk" single reached the US Top 75. The album was produced by Colin Thurston, who was Duran Duran's in-house EMI producer at the time, but picked by Hollis because of his involvement with David Bowie's "Heroes". It was a moderate success in the UK reaching No. 21, and was later certified Silver by the BPI for sales of 60,000 copies by 1985. It was a Top 10 hit in New Zealand.
Brenner left after the 1983 non-LP hit single "My Foolish Friend", which was produced by frequent Roxy Music collaborator Rhett Davies. At this point, Talk Talk were a trio, as Brenner was never officially replaced. Tim Friese-Greene was recruited to assist with the recording of their second album, It's My Life, and he became the band's producer, keyboardist, and Hollis' songwriting partner. Although a major contributor to the band's studio output and a de facto fourth member, Friese-Greene never officially joined the band. As such, he did not play with the touring band on live dates, and was absent from the band's publicity material.
1984-1986: Commercial success
Although major success eluded them in the UK, Talk Talk achieved considerable international success in 1984/85, particularly in continental Europe, North America and New Zealand, with the album It's My Life. The accompanying single "Such a Shame" (inspired by the book The Dice Man) became a Top 10 hit in Austria, Italy, France, Germany, Netherlands and Switzerland during this period. The title track of the album entered the US, Canadian, French, German, New Zealand and Netherlands Top 40.
A third single, "Dum Dum Girl", was a success in some European countries and in New Zealand, but the album and its singles were largely ignored in the UK. Commercial success notwithstanding, the band made deliberate choices that moved them away from the mainstream. The music video for "It's My Life" featured a grumpy Hollis who mocks lip-synching. After EMI protested, they re-shot the video, turning it into "a total piss-take of lip-synching", in Alan McGee's words.
The artist James Marsh designed the first cover image for It's My Life based on the band's name. He followed the theme for subsequent singles, remaining the band's artistic frontman and creating all their covers and posters throughout their career.
Talk Talk abandoned the synth-pop style completely with their third album, 1986's The Colour of Spring. It became their biggest success in the UK, making the Top 10 (and certified Gold by the BPI for sales over 100,000 copies), in part due to the Top 20 single "Life's What You Make It", which was also successful internationally. Another single, "Living in Another World", charted in the Top 40 in Germany, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Belgium and Italy, and just outside the Top 40 in the UK and France. By this time, all Talk Talk songs were being written by Hollis and Friese-Greene.
The extended line-up for the 1986 tour consisted of Hollis, Webb and Harris, plus John Turnbull (guitars), Rupert Black and Ian Curnow (keyboards), Phil Reis and Leroy Williams (percussion), and Mark Feltham (harmonica). Most notable among these concerts was their appearance at the Montreux Jazz Festival, 11 July 1986, released on DVD in 2008 as Live at Montreux 1986. Their final ever live show was in Salamanca, Spain, on 13 September 1986
1987-1991: Experimental period
The success of The Colour of Spring afforded the band a bigger budget and schedule for the recording of their next album. Over a year in the making, and featuring contributions from many outside musicians, Spirit of Eden was released in 1988, on EMI's Parlophone label. The album was assembled from many hours of improvised instrumentation that Hollis and Friese-Greene had edited and arranged using digital equipment. The result was a mix of rock, jazz, classical, and ambient music. Critically praised, the album reached the UK Top 20 and was certified Silver by the BPI for sales of over 60,000 copies. The band announced they would not be attempting to recreate the album live because, according to Hollis, "people would just want to hear the songs as they are on the album and for me that's not satisfying enough".
Without touring or music videos or singles as the band intended, there was little marketing left that the record company could do; in the end the band grudgingly agreed to a video for the remixed version of "I Believe in You", released as first single. Hollis was unhappy with the video, as he made clear in an interview with Q: "I really feel that (the video) was a massive mistake ... I thought just by sitting there and listening and really thinking about what it was about, I could get that in my eyes. But you cannot do it. It just feels stupid. It was depressing and I wish I'd never done it."
During the making of Spirit of Eden, Talk Talk manager Keith Aspden had attempted to free the band from their record contract with EMI. Relations between the band and label continued to degrade after the album's release, eventually culminating in litigation brought by Aspden which extracted the band from their EMI contract. In 2011, Aspden clarified the conditions surrounding the dispute: "in essence our motivation in the court case with EMI was all about money and an opportunity to secure a better deal with another record company. EMI in our view had misinterpreted the meaning of the clause which specified when they should exercise their option. They lost the case on appeal." EMI then sued the band, claiming that Spirit of Eden was not "commercially satisfactory", but the case was thrown out of court. Webb left the band in late 1988.
With the band now released from EMI, the label released the retrospective compilation Natural History in 1990. It peaked at number three on the UK Albums Chart and was certified Gold by the BPI for sales of over 100,000 copies. It was an international success and sold more than one million copies worldwide. The 1984 single "It's My Life" was also re-released, and this time became the band's highest-charting single in their native country, reaching number 13 on the UK singles chart. A re-release of the single "Life's What You Make It" reached the Top 30. Following up on this renewed popular interest in the band, the label then released History Revisited in 1991, a compilation of new remixes, which made the UK Top 40. It reached the Top 30 in Germany and the Top 75 in the Netherlands. The band sued EMI for releasing the remixed material without their permission.
By 1990, the band had essentially morphed into a vehicle for the studio recordings of Hollis and long-term collaborator Friese-Greene, along with session musicians, including long-term Talk Talk drummer Harris. The group signed a two-album contract with Polydor Records and released Laughing Stock on Polydor's Verve Records imprint in 1991. Laughing Stock crystallised the experimental sound the band started with Spirit of Eden, which has been retroactively categorised as "post-rock" by some critics. Even more minimalist than its predecessor, Laughing Stock reached just No. 26 on the UK Albums Chart.
Post break-up
After Laughing Stock, Talk Talk disbanded in 1991; Hollis said that he wished to focus on his family. Webb rejoined Harris, and the two went on to form the band .O.rang, while Friese-Greene started recording under the name Heligoland. In 1998, Hollis released his self-titled solo début Mark Hollis, which was much in keeping with the minimalist post-rock sound of Spirit of Eden and Laughing Stock, but he retired from the music industry shortly afterwards.
Webb collaborated under the name of Rustin Man with Portishead lead singer Beth Gibbons and released Out of Season in 2002, Drift Code in 2019 and Clockdust in 2020. Harris featured on the Bark Psychosis 2004 album, ///Codename: Dustsucker.
Mark Hollis died from cancer on 25 February 2019, aged 64.
Musical style and legacy
Talk Talk's early work was new wave and synth-pop. They are subsequently described as art rock and post-rock. Their influence upon musicians exceeded the band's visibility among the general public. Along with the American band Slint, they are credited with inventing post-rock in their last two albums, Spirit of Eden and Laughing Stock.
Artists who have praised the band or cited them as an influence include Ólafur Arnalds, Jeff Ament of Pearl Jam, Kate Bush, Tears for Fears, Matthew Good, Radiohead, Doves,
Shearwater, M83, Bark Psychosis, the Notwist, Cedric Bixler-Zavala of the Mars Volta, Steven Wilson of Porcupine Tree, Storm Corrosion (a collaboration between Wilson and Opeth's Mikael Åkerfeldt), Steve Hogarth of Marillion, Richard Barbieri of Japan and Porcupine Tree, and Death Cab for Cutie. Guy Garvey of Elbow said: "Mark Hollis started from punk and by his own admission he had no musical ability. To go from only having the urge, to writing some of the most timeless, intricate and original music ever is as impressive as the moon landings for me." Talk Talk and Hollis are the main influence on the instrumental post-rock project Held by Trees, and it has come to involve many associates of the band.
Bands such as Placebo, Weezer, the Divine Comedy, and the Gathering covered Talk Talk's song "Life's What You Make It", and No Doubt scored a global hit with a cover of "It's My Life" in 2003, which reached number 20 on the UK singles chart. Lights recorded a cover of "Living in Another World".
A tribute album and anthological book, both titled Spirit of Talk Talk, were released in 2012. The book includes all of James Marsh's artwork for the band, and hand-written lyrics by the band. The album includes covers by various artists, proceeds going to the conservation organisation BirdLife International.
On 26 November 2019, the surviving band members staged a concert, A Celebration of Mark Hollis and Talk Talk, at the Royal Festival Hall, London. Founding band member Simon Brenner, who played keyboards on the studio album The Party's Over, was amongst the long list of guest musicians who performed songs from all five Talk Talk studio albums and Hollis' solo album. The evening was described as "a majestic tribute" by the Evening Standard.
In March 2020, a documentary about Talk Talk was screened for the first time at the Copenhagen International Documentary Film Festival. Entitled In a Silent Way, filmed before Hollis' death and without the participation of the main band members, it pays tribute to the musical journey and integrity of Talk Talk. In September 2021, the film won the prize for best music documentary awarded by the jury of the Musical Écran festival in France.
Hollis and Talk Talk continue to be praised as artists who did not cave in to the pressures of corporate and commercial interests. Creation Records co-founder Alan McGee said: "I find the whole story of one man against the system in a bid to maintain creative control incredibly heartening.
A fascinating interview with James Marsh on his album cover work for Talk Talk:
https://albumcoverhalloffame.wordpress.com/2012/11/07/james-marsh-talk-talk-interview/
The albums featured in this 18CD anniversary box set are as follows:
01 Talk Talk - The Party's Over (1997 Digital Remaster) (1982)
02 Talk Talk - It's My Life (1997 Digital Remaster) (1984)
03 Talk Talk - The Colour of Spring (1997 Digital Remaster) (1986)
04 Talk Talk - Spirit of Eden (1997 Digital Remaster) (1988)
05 Talk Talk - History Revisited - The Remixes (1991)
06 Talk Talk - Laughing Stock (1991)
07 Talk Talk - The Very Best of (1997)
08 Mark Hollis - Mark Hollis (1998)
09 Talk Talk - Asides Besides (2CD) (1998)
10 Talk Talk - London 1986 - Live at Hammersmith Odeon, May 8th, 1986 (1999)
11 Talk Talk - 12x12 Original Remixes (1999)
12 Talk Talk - Missing Pieces (2001)
13 Talk Talk - Introducing... Talk Talk (2003)
14 Talk Talk - Natural History 1982-1988 (2013)
15 Talk Talk - Natural Order 1982-1991 (2013)
16 Talk Talk - Live at Hammersmith Odeon, May 7th, 1986 - BBC Radio 6 Music Broadcast (2019)
17 Talk Talk - Natural History: The Very Best of Talk Talk (45th Anniversary 1981-2026 Deluxe Edition) (2CD) (2026)
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Track lists
The Party's Over (1997 Digital Remaster) (1982)
01 Talk Talk - Talk Talk 3:21
02 Talk Talk - It's So Serious 3:19
03 Talk Talk - Today 3:28
04 Talk Talk - The Party's Over 6:10
05 Talk Talk - Hate 3:56
06 Talk Talk - Have You Heard The News? 5:05
07 Talk Talk - Mirror Man 3:20
08 Talk Talk - Another Word 3:12
09 Talk Talk - Candy 4:40
It's My Life (1997 Digital Remaster) (1984)
1 Talk Talk - Dum Dum Girl 3:50
2 Talk Talk - Such A Shame 5:35
3 Talk Talk - Renée 6:22
4 Talk Talk - It's My Life 3:53
5 Talk Talk - Tomorrow Started 6:00
6 Talk Talk - The Last Time 4:23
7 Talk Talk - Call In The Night Boy 3:47
8 Talk Talk - Does Caroline Know? 4:30
9 Talk Talk - It's You 4:42
The Colour of Spring (1997 Digital Remaster) (1986)
1 Talk Talk - Happiness Is Easy 6:30
2 Talk Talk - I Don't Believe In You 5:02
3 Talk Talk - Life's What You Make It 4:28
4 Talk Talk - April 5th 5:51
5 Talk Talk - Living In Another World 6:58
6 Talk Talk - Give It Up 5:17
7 Talk Talk - Chameleon Day 3:20
8 Talk Talk - Time It's Time 8:14
Spirit of Eden (1997 Digital Remaster) (1988)
01 Talk Talk - The Rainbow 8:00
02 Talk Talk - Eden 7:38
03 Talk Talk - Desire 7:15
04 Talk Talk - Inheritance 5:22
05 Talk Talk - I Believe In You 6:14
06 Talk Talk - Wealth 6:42
History Revisited - The Remixes (1991)
01 Talk Talk - Living In Another World '91 4:40
02 Talk Talk - Such A Shame (remixed by gary miller) 5:42
03 Talk Talk - Hapiness Is Easy (dub) 7:02
04 Talk Talk - Today (remixed by gary miller) 3:25
05 Talk Talk - Dum Dum Girl (spice remix) 4:59
06 Talk Talk - Life's What You Make It (remixed by bbg) 6:14
07 Talk Talk - Talk Talk (remixed by gary miller) 5:22
08 Talk Talk - It's My Life (tropical rainforest mix) 5:58
09 Talk Talk - Living In Another World (curious dub mix) 7:49
10 Talk Talk - Life's What You Make It (the fluke remix) 6:16
Laughing Stock (1991)
1 Talk Talk - Myrrhman 5:33
2 Talk Talk - Ascension Day 6:00
3 Talk Talk - After The Flood 9:27
4 Talk Talk - Taphead 7:01
5 Talk Talk - New Grass 9:46
6 Talk Talk - Runeii 4:58
The Very Best of (1997)
1 Talk Talk - It's My Life 3:54
2 Talk Talk - Talk Talk (Single Version) 2:57
3 Talk Talk - Today (Single Version) 3:13
4 Talk Talk - Dum Dum Girl 3:40
5 Talk Talk - Have You Heard The News? 5:04
6 Talk Talk - Such A Shame (Original Version) 4:26
7 Talk Talk - For What It's Worth 5:17
8 Talk Talk - Life's What You Make It 4:28
9 Talk Talk - Eden (Edit) 4:20
10 Talk Talk - April 5th 5:50
11 Talk Talk - Living In Another World (Single Version) 4:14
12 Talk Talk - I Believe In You (Single Version) 3:44
13 Talk Talk - Give It Up (Single Version) 5:12
14 Talk Talk - John Cope 4:42
15 Talk Talk - Wealth 6:35
16 Talk Talk - Time It's Time 8:09
Mark Hollis (1998)
1 Mark Hollis - The Colour Of Spring 3:54
2 Mark Hollis - The Watershed 5:47
3 Mark Hollis - Inside Looking Out 6:23
4 Mark Hollis - The Gift 4:24
5 Mark Hollis - A Life (1895 - 1915) 8:12
6 Mark Hollis - Westward Bound 4:20
7 Mark Hollis - The Daily Planet 7:21
8 Mark Hollis - A New Jerusalem 6:49
Asides Besides (1998) CD1
1 Talk Talk - Talk Talk (Extended Version) 4:34
2 Talk Talk - Today (Extended Version) 2:49
3 Talk Talk - My Foolish Friend (Extended Version) 5:30
4 Talk Talk - It's My Life (Extended Version) 6:19
5 Talk Talk - Such a Shame (Extended Mix) 7:01
6 Talk Talk - Such a Shame (Dub Mix) 6:33
7 Talk Talk - Dum Dum Girl (12" Mix) 5:23
8 Talk Talk - Without You (12" Mix) 5:55
9 Talk Talk - Life's What You Make It (Extended Mix) 7:01
10 Talk Talk - Living in Another World (Extended Remix) 8:58
11 Talk Talk - Pictures of Bernadette (Dance Mix) 8:06
12 Talk Talk - Happiness Is Easy (12" Mix) 7:02
Asides Besides (1998) CD2
1 Talk Talk - Talk Talk (Demo Version) 3:28
2 Talk Talk - Mirror Man (Demo Version) 3:30
3 Talk Talk - Candy (Demo Version) 4:24
4 Talk Talk - Strike Up the Band (B side of 'Mirror Man') 2:45
5 Talk Talk - ? (B side of 'Talk Talk') 4:08
6 Talk Talk - My Foolish Friend (7" Single) 3:19
7 Talk Talk - Call in the Night Boy (Piano Version) (B side of 'My Foolish Friend') 3:49
8 Talk Talk - Why Is It So Hard? (7" Version) 4:04
9 Talk Talk - Again, a Game...Again (B side of 'Such a Shame') 4:11
10 Talk Talk - Without You (B side of 'Dum Dum Girl') 3:26
11 Talk Talk - Dum Dum Girl (US 7" Mix) 3:39
12 Talk Talk - It's Getting Late in the Evening (B side of 'Life's What You Make It') 5:45
13 Talk Talk - For What It's Worth (B side of 'Living in Another World') 5:21
14 Talk Talk - Pictures of Bernadette (B side of 'Give It Up') 5:03
15 Talk Talk - Eden (Edit) (B side of 'I Believe in You' 12"/CD single) 4:21
16 Talk Talk - John Cope (B side of 'I Believe in You') 4:39
London 1986 - Live at Hammersmith Odeon, May 8th, 1986 (1999)
1 Talk Talk - Tomorrow Started 7:51
2 Talk Talk - Life's What You Make It 4:31
3 Talk Talk - Does Caroline Know? 7:36
4 Talk Talk - Living in Another World 7:05
5 Talk Talk - Give It Up 5:55
6 Talk Talk - It's My Life 6:29
7 Talk Talk - Such a Shame 9:01
8 Talk Talk - Renée 7:45
12x12 Original Remixes (1999)
1 Talk Talk - Talk Talk [Extended Mix] 4:36
2 Talk Talk - Today [Extended Mix] 4:35
3 Talk Talk - My Foolish Friend [Extended Mix] 5:32
4 Talk Talk - It's My Life [Extended Mix] 6:21
5 Talk Talk - Such A Shame [Extended Mix] 7:03
6 Talk Talk - Dum Dum Girl [12" Mix] 5:25
7 Talk Talk - Without You [12" Mix] 5:57
8 Talk Talk - Life's What You Make It [Extended Mix] 7:03
9 Talk Talk - Living In Another World [Extended Remix] 9:00
10 Talk Talk - Pictures Of Bernadette [Dance Mix] 8:08
11 Talk Talk - Happiness Is Easy [12" Mix] 7:05
12 Talk Talk - Such A Shame [Dub Mix] 6:32
Missing Pieces (2001)
1 Talk Talk - After The Flood 4:14
2 Talk Talk - Myrrhman 5:33
3 Talk Talk - New Grass 9:36
4 Talk Talk - Stump 4:45
5 Talk Talk - Ascension Day 6:04
6 Talk Talk - 5:09 5:13
7 Talk Talk - Piano 14:39
Introducing... Talk Talk (2003)
1 Talk Talk - Have You Heard the News? 5:06
2 Talk Talk - Candy 4:40
3 Talk Talk - Renée 6:22
4 Talk Talk - Tomorrow Started 6:00
5 Talk Talk - Call in the Night Boy (Piano Version) (B-side of 'My Foolish Friend') 3:49
6 Talk Talk - For What It's Worth (B-side of 'Living in Another World') 5:17
7 Talk Talk - Happiness Is Easy 6:30
8 Talk Talk - April 5th 5:51
9 Talk Talk - It's Getting Late in the Evening (B-side of 'Life's What You Make It') 5:45
10 Talk Talk - Desire (Edit) 7:04
11 Talk Talk - John Cope (B-side of 'I Believe in You') 4:42
12 Talk Talk - I Believe in You 6:14
Natural History 1982-1988 (2013)
1 Talk Talk - Today 3:30
2 Talk Talk - Talk Talk 3:18
3 Talk Talk - My Foolish Friend 3:21
4 Talk Talk - Such A Shame 5:43
5 Talk Talk - Dum Dum Girl 3:50
6 Talk Talk - It's My Life 3:56
7 Talk Talk - Give It Up 5:18
8 Talk Talk - Living In Another World 6:57
9 Talk Talk - Life's What You Make It 4:29
10 Talk Talk - Happiness Is Easy 6:34
11 Talk Talk - I Believe In You 6:04
12 Talk Talk - Desire 7:02
Natural Order 1982-1991 (2013)
1 Talk Talk - Have You Heard The News? 5:08
2 Talk Talk - Renée 0:57
3 Talk Talk - For What It's Worth 5:28
4 Talk Talk - Chameleon Day 3:25
5 Talk Talk - April 5th 5:55
6 Talk Talk - Wealth 6:33
7 Talk Talk - John Cope 4:45
8 Talk Talk - Eden 7:40
9 Talk Talk - After The Flood (Alternative Version) 4:17
10 Talk Talk - Taphead 7:26
Live at Hammersmith Odeon, May 7th, 1986 - BBC Radio 6 Music Broadcast (2019)
1 Talk Talk - Talk Talk 3:19
2 Talk Talk - Life's What You Make It 4:56
3 Talk Talk - Mirror Man 0:47
4 Talk Talk - Does Caroline Know? 7:48
5 Talk Talk - It's You 3:52
6 Talk Talk - Chameleon Day / Living in Another World 7:40
7 Talk Talk - Give It Up 5:35
8 Talk Talk - It's My Life 7:39
9 Talk Talk - I Don't Believe in You 5:15
10 Talk Talk - Such a Shame 9:14
11 Talk Talk - Magic Moments (Today) Kid Jensen Session, November 5th, 1981 2:39
Natural History: The Very Best of Talk Talk CD1
1 Talk Talk - Talk Talk (7" Single Version) 3:17
2 Talk Talk - Today 3:28
3 Talk Talk - It's So Serious 3:19
4 Talk Talk - Have You Heard the News? 5:06
5 Talk Talk - Mirror Man 3:20
6 Talk Talk - The Party's Over 6:10
7 Talk Talk - My Foolish Friend 3:19
8 Talk Talk - It's My Life 3:53
9 Talk Talk - Such a Shame 5:35
10 Talk Talk - Dum Dum Girl 3:50
11 Talk Talk - Tomorrow Started 6:00
12 Talk Talk - Does Caroline Know? 4:30
13 Talk Talk - Happiness Is Easy 6:30
14 Talk Talk - I Don't Believe in You 5:02
15 Talk Talk - Life's What You Make It 4:28
16 Talk Talk - It's Getting Late in the Evening 5:45
17 Talk Talk - April 5th 5:51
Natural History: The Very Best of Talk Talk CD2
1 Talk Talk - Living in Another World 6:58
2 Talk Talk - Give It Up 5:17
3 Talk Talk - For What It's Worth 5:17
4 Talk Talk - I Believe in You 6:14
5 Talk Talk - John Cope 4:42
6 Talk Talk - Eden (Edit) 4:21
7 Talk Talk - Desire 7:15
8 Talk Talk - Wealth 6:42
9 Talk Talk - After the Flood 9:27
10 Talk Talk - New Grass 9:46
11 Talk Talk - Ascension Day 6:00
12 Talk Talk - Time It's Time 8:14
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