STRANGE WAYS RECORDS · WAY 77

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1. 1-1 Elias 3:34
2. 1-2 Lovesong (Club Mix) 6:19
3. 1-3 Now I Fall 3:32
4. 1-4 Where Greed Talks 3:07
5. 1-5 Youth & Greed 4:12
6. 1-6 Anybody's Window (909 Remix) 4:33
7. 1-7 It's Not Too Late (Don't Sorrow) (Long Version) 6:14
8. 1-8 The Sparrows And The Nightingales (Long Version) 6:46
9. 1-9 Real 3:39
10. 1-10 Ruby, Don't Take Your Love To Town 3:08
11. 1-11 A Look Into Your Heart (Different Version) 3:44
12. 1-12 Annie (Early Version) 4:11
13. 1-13 Circles 4:13
14. Live On Strange Ways Festival Tour 1994
15. 2-1 Kaufraush 3:38
16. 2-2 Angry Today 4:25
17. 2-3 This Time 3:05
18. 2-4 (The Obvious Fact) Scars Remain (And How To Cope With It) 3:23
19. 2-5 Faith 2:52
20. 2-6 Following You 5:12

Compilation from singles spanning the years 1987-1995. The first 55,578 copies of this compilation (listed here) contain a bonus CD with live recordings from the Strange Ways Festival Tour 1994. Comes with a 24 page booklet with discography and photographies. [CD1] Mastered at Master & Servant, Hamburg. Track 1-10 is credited as being written by M.Wills, though it is really [[artist:693015]]. Tracks 1, 2 from [r=215272] (1994) Tracks 3, 4 from [r=159886] (1993) and track 3 is also from the album [r=159884] (1993) Tracks 5, 6 from [r=856605] (1992) Track 7 from [r=3743018] (1992) Track 8 from [r=176161] (1991) Tracks 9 to 13 from the unreleased EP "Bruder Kosmonaut," though the liner notes claim 11 was released on [r=856605] (1992). [CD2] Strictly limited bonus CD Live mix at Music Hall, Hannover and Batschkapp, Frankfurt. Thanks to Sticken and Matthias Arfmann for the cooperation. __________________ Frontcover: Vervielfältigung mit Genehmigung des Landesvermessungsamtes Rheinland-Pfalz vom 20.12. 1994/Aktenzeichen 2.3467/94 All songs published by Strange Ways Records/Hanseatic except track 10 published by Copyright Control. ℗ + © 1995 Strange Ways Records GmbH Warner/Chappell [logo] both discs: Made in Germany [from booklet backside] " Wolfsheim hat sich nicht nach dem gleichnamigen Ort in Rheinland-Pfalz benannt, sondern nach der Figur aus der deutschen Übersetzung von "Der große Gatsby" des Wortwanderers F. Scott Fitzgerald. Als Anregung an potentielle Interviewer - Schreibt es euch hinter die Ohren! "