West African rhythms
A1 Say You Love Me 4:29 A2 Monday Morning 3:27 A3 Dreams 4:08 A4 Oh Well 3:03 A5 Rhiannon 8:10 B1 Oh Daddy 4:48 B2 Never Going Back Again 2:48 B3 Landslide 4:17 B4 Over My Head 3:27 B5 Gold Dust Woman 7:29 C1 You Make Loving Fun 4:46 C2 I’m So Afraid 5:47 C3 Go Your Own Way 5:00 C4 World Turning 7:35 D1 Blue Letter 5:28 D2 The Chain 5:39 D3 Second Hand News 3:17 D4 Songbird 4:08
A1 Promised Land (Extended Mix) 6:28 A2 Whip Them Jah Jah 2:30 A3 Song My Mother Used To Sing 2:54 A4 Let Me Down Easy 2:54 A5 Created By The Father 2:46 A6 Rebel With A Cause (Aka I'm A Rebel With A Cause) 3:47 B1 Words Of Wisdom 3:38 B2 I Am The Conqueror 2:27 B3 What About The Half 2:41 B4 No More Will I Roam 3:25 B5 Voice Of My Father 3:08 B6 Children Of Israel (Special 12" Mix) 5:53
Housed in the beautiful wide-spine sleeve
A version of the band continues to tour and record
Joe Hisaishi - Joe Hisaishi Conducts (2xLP) The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (Original Motion Picture Score) West African rhythmsJoe Hisaishi ( , Hisaishi J) is a Japanese composer, musical director, conductor, and pianist, born December 6, 1950, in Nakano, Nagano, Japan. He started his career as a composer of contemporary classical music when he was still a student at the Kunitachi College of Music. At that time, he was into minimalist music. His stage name Hisaishi Joe (family name first) came from Quincy Jones. The kanji for "Hisaishi" could be read as "Kuishi", which is