DarkMavis: /* CD1 - The 4th Album Sessions (Previously Unreleased) */

2016-09-27T08:12:30Z

‎CD1 - The 4th Album Sessions (Previously Unreleased)

A story on the radio: /* Disc One */

2016-05-17T13:24:49Z

‎Disc One

DarkMavis at 22:15, 25 January 2016

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DarkMavis at 21:25, 8 January 2016

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DarkMavis: DarkMavis moved page Kleptomania (Album) to Discography:Kleptomania (Album): Moving page to page category type

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-[Insert Paul Draper signature image, per sleeve notes]
+Paul Draper
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 ''Engineered by Cenzo Townsend. Mixed by Mike Hunter and Paul Draper.''
 ===''CD2 - Non-Album Singles, B-Sides and EP-Only Tracks''===

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 .	"[[Wanted So Much (Song)|Wanted So Much]]"  	3:26
-.	"[[Good Intentions Heal the Soul (Song)|Good Intentions Heal the Soul]]"  	26:12
+.	"[[Good Intentions Heal The Soul (Song)|Good Intentions Heal The Soul]]"  	26:12
 .	"[[The Dog from Two Doors Down (Song)|The Dog from Two Doors Down]]" (Hidden bonus track)

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 'This was the first track we ever recorded. We bought a reel of multi-track tape and drove down to [[Sonic Studios]] in Ealing London (this was the cheapest studio we could find in the back of the Melody Maker) to record four songs in a day in the summer of 1995. As our favourite track from the session we had 1000 copies of Take It Easy pressed up on 7" vinyl to launch our garden shed record label 'Sci Fi Hi Fi' and sent a few in the post to Radio 1 where it was played by John Peel and Steve Lamacq. I couldn't believe it when I first heard them play the song, we'd never played a gig, could hardly play live and had no record deal.'
-''Written and produced by Paul Draper. Engineered by Ronnie Stone. Assisted by Mike Hunter. Mixed by Mark 'Spike' Stent.'' Published by Universal Music Publishing Ltd. 1996. ''Originally released as a 7" single on Sci Fi Hi Fi recordings. Later released as the lead track on the TWO EP.''
+''Written and produced by Paul Draper. Engineered by [[Ronnie Stone]]. Assisted by [[Mike Hunter]]. Mixed by [[Mark 'Spike' Stent]].'' Published by Universal Music Publishing Ltd. 1996. ''Originally released as a 7" single on Sci Fi Hi Fi recordings. Later released as the lead track on the TWO EP.''
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 'After completing our first  U.S. tour in 1997 we returned to Parr Street studios where we had done most of our recording during the previous year. We recorded four tracks for an EP which was to be released in October 1997. This song, which I had written on the road in America, became the lead track on the EP. It was really not a commercial track compared to The World's Still Open which was going to be the lead track but became relegated to being track 4 for being too commercial.'
-''Written and produced by Paul Draper. Engineered by Mike Hunter. Mixed and strings recorded by Mark 'Spike' Stent. Harpsichord played by Dominic Chad. Strings arranged by Paul Draper and Stephen Hussey. Published by Universal Music Publishing Ltd. 1997. Released as the lead track on the SEVEN EP''
+''Written and produced by [[Paul Draper]]. Engineered by Mike Hunter. Mixed and strings recorded by Mark 'Spike' Stent. Harpsichord played by [[Dominic Chad]]. Strings arranged by Paul Draper and [[Stephen Hussey]]. Published by Universal Music Publishing Ltd. 1997. Released as the lead track on the SEVEN EP''
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 'This was originally a contender for lead track on our first EP for Parlophone records after signing to them at the start of 1996. In the end it was pipped by Egg Shaped Fred. It was part of our live set all the way through the first album and then we resurrected it for our headline performance at the Reading Festival in 1999.'
-''Written and produced by Paul Draper. Engineered and mixed by Ronnie Stone. Assisted by Mike Hunter. Published by Universal Music Publishing Ltd. 1996. Taken from the ONE EP.''
+''Written and produced by [[Paul Draper]]. Engineered and mixed by [[Ronnie Stone]]. Assisted by Mike Hunter. Published by Universal Music Publishing Ltd. 1996. Taken from the ONE EP.''
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 'We recorded this track at [[Surrey Sound Studios]] in Leatherhead, which doesn't exist anymore. We went there because that's where The Police recorded a load of their early singles and we wanted to get a Stewart Copeland drum sound. We didn't quite manage it, but the track turned out alright anyway.'
-''Written by Paul Draper/Dominic Chad. Produced by Paul Draper. Recorded by Mike Hunter. Mixed by Ian Grimble. Published by Universal Music Publishing Ltd. 1998. Taken from the EIGHT EP (Legacy CD1).''
+''Written by Paul Draper/Dominic Chad. Produced by Paul Draper. Recorded by Mike Hunter. Mixed by [[Ian Grimble]]. Published by Universal Music Publishing Ltd. 1998. Taken from the EIGHT EP (Legacy CD1).''
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 'This was the second song we collaborated on with Howard Devoto, this time we met up with Howard in the studio to do the vocals. There were quite a few versions of this song recorded, one with just my singing, and one with just Howard singing. Eventually this version was released.'
-''Written by Howard Devoto. Produced by Paul Draper and Howard Devoto. Recorded by Mike Hunter. Mixed by Ian Grimble. Published by Copyright Control. 1998. Taken from the NINE EP (Being A Girl CD1).''
+''Written by [[Howard Devoto]]. Produced by Paul Draper and Howard Devoto. Recorded by Mike Hunter. Mixed by [[Ian Grimble]]. Published by Copyright Control. 1998. Taken from the NINE EP (Being A Girl CD1).''
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 'One of a few Bowie influenced tracks we recorded during the lifetime of Mansun. I love Chad's guitar solo at the end. I suppose this was a bit of a pastiche/tribute to Bowie, who we toured with in 1997 and who was a truly lovely guy and a real hero of mine.'
-''Written by Paul Draper/Dominic Chad. Produced and mixed by Hugh Padgham. Co-produced by Mike Hunter. Strings scored by Ann Dudley. Published by Universal Music Publishing Ltd. 2000. Taken from I Can Only Disappoint U (CD1).''
+''Written by Paul Draper/Dominic Chad. Produced and mixed by [[Hugh Padgham]]. Co-produced by Mike Hunter. Strings scored by Ann Dudley. Published by Universal Music Publishing Ltd. 2000. Taken from I Can Only Disappoint U (CD1).''
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 'This came out of our first ever recording session in London, and became one of our second double A-sde single - released on the Regal label - with Flourella. We'd all taken the day off work and to London in the early hours of the morning and this was the first song we recorded. I remember staying up the night before programming the drum loops so we'd save time in the studio. 808 State later remixed this track for the soundtrack to the film ''Spawn'', which I really liked.'
-''Written and produced by Paul Draper. Engineered by Ronnie Stone at Angel Share Studio. Published by Universal Music Publishing Ltd. 1996. Originally released as a double A-side single (with Flourella) on Regal Recordings. Later featured in the FOUR EP (Wide Open Space CD1).''
+''Written and produced by Paul Draper. Engineered by [[Ronnie Stone]] at [[Angel Share Studio]]. Published by Universal Music Publishing Ltd. 1996. Originally released as a double A-side single (with Flourella) on [[Regal Recordings]]. Later featured in the FOUR EP (Wide Open Space CD1).''
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 '''2. Secrets'''
-'A song we tried out on our last tour. I intended to add an intro and a different chorus, but this is where we were at with the track when the band split. Only a guide vocal exists. This song was always known as, "the totally different track". I wrote the lyrics after the track was recorded and put this throw away vocal on during the last night of a session at Rockfield studio in Wales.'
+'A song we tried out on our last tour. I intended to add an intro and a different chorus, but this is where we were at with the track when the band split. Only a guide vocal exists. This song was always known as, "the totally different track". I wrote the lyrics after the track was recorded and put this throw away vocal on during the last night of a session at [[Rockfield studio]] in Wales.'
-''Written by Paul Draper. Produced by Richard Rainey and Paul Draper. Engineered by Cenzo Townsend. Mixed by Mike Hunter and Paul Draper. Published by Universal Music Publishing Ltd. 2004. Previously unreleased from the 4th album sessions.''
+''Written by Paul Draper. Produced by [[Richard Rainey]] and Paul Draper. Engineered by [[Cenzo Townsend]]. Mixed by Mike Hunter and Paul Draper. Published by Universal Music Publishing Ltd. 2004. Previously unreleased from the 4th album sessions.''
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 'This is the original full length version of a little section that was going to be on the 4th album. It originally started as this song, but I eventually edited it down. The song is about reaching a place or peace and calm in life but not being sure if its apathy or genuine happiness.'
-''Written by Paul Draper. Produced by Richard Rainey and Paul Draper. Engineered by Barney Chase. Mixed by Mike Hunter and Paul Draper. Published by Universal Music Publishing Ltd. 2004. Previously unreleased from the 4th album sessions.''
+''Written by Paul Draper. Produced by Richard Rainey and Paul Draper. Engineered by [[Barney Chase]]. Mixed by Mike Hunter and Paul Draper. Published by Universal Music Publishing Ltd. 2004. Previously unreleased from the 4th album sessions.''
 '''4. It's OK'''
-'Both It's Ok and Drones were songs I wrote at Stanbridge Farm in Sussex while rehearsing with the band. We recorded them live at RAK Studios in St. John's Wood, London in early 2000.'
+'Both It's Ok and Drones were songs I wrote at [[Stanbridge Farm]] in Sussex while rehearsing with the band. We recorded them live at [[RAK Studios]] in St. John's Wood, London in early 2000.'
-''Written by Paul Draper. Produced and engineered by Cliff Norrell. Mixed by Mike Hunter. Published by Universal Music Publishing Ltd. 2004. Previously unreleased.''
+''Written by Paul Draper. Produced and engineered by [[Cliff Norrell]]. Mixed by Mike Hunter. Published by Universal Music Publishing Ltd. 2004. Previously unreleased.''
 ==Media Gallery==

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-| PreviousLink	= Little Kix (Album)
+| PreviousLink	= Discography:Little Kix (Album)
 | Next		= Legacy: The Best of Mansun
-| NextLink	= Legacy: The Best of Mansun (Album)
+| NextLink	= Discography:Legacy: The Best of Mansun (Album)
 | single1	= Slipping Away (Single) | image1 = SlippingAwayVinyl-Front.jpg
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DarkMavis: /* CD1 - The 4th Album Sessions (Previously Unreleased) */

A story on the radio: /* Disc One */

DarkMavis at 22:15, 25 January 2016

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