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I have an idea for an interesting thread.
What albums do you know where the title song from an album appeared on a different album.

For Example:
Elbow......Asleep In The Back was their first album but the song was a single released after the first album came out.

Led Zeppelin.....Houses of the Holy was their 5th album but the song appeared on Physical Graffiti.

Gomez....Bring It On was their first album but the song was on Liquid Skin - their 2nd album.


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Ultravox-Systems of romance, systems of romance actually came out on John Foxx's "The garden"

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Julian Cope - "World Shut Your Mouth"

All the Depeche Mode albums

Sorry, I didn`t read thread well enought. Forget what I just wrote.
By the way, Speak and Spell and Music for the Masses are not song titles

I think the point is missed here. I'm talking about albums where the title song is not actually on that album but is on another one/single.
Construction Time Again, Some Great Reward, Black Celebration etc are not actually songs.
On the other hand the song Houses of the Holy by Led Zeppelin was not on the album Houses Of the Holy, but was on Physical Graffiti.


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"This is where the loose ends tie together"

I know that now, thats why I corrected myself and Rotator. Anyway, it`s a great thread

[quote][i]Originally posted by dcappe[/i]
<br>I think the point is missed here. I'm talking about albums where the title song is not actually on that album but is on another one/single.
Construction Time Again, Some Great Reward, Black Celebration etc are not actually songs.
On the other hand the song Houses of the Holy by Led Zeppelin was not on the album Houses Of the Holy, but was on Physical Graffiti.


www.thespoons.ca
"This is where the loose ends tie together"
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no problem. I think our messages crossed in cyberspace

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"This is where the loose ends tie together"

[quote][i]Originally posted by dcappe[/i]
<br>I think the point is missed here. I'm talking about albums where the title song is not actually on that album but is on another one/single.
Construction Time Again, Some Great Reward, Black Celebration etc are not actually songs.
On the other hand the song Houses of the Holy by Led Zeppelin was not on the album Houses Of the Holy, but was on Physical Graffiti.


www.thespoons.ca
"This is where the loose ends tie together"
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"Black Celebration" IS a title of a song (the first song on Black Celebration).

noted!

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j0hn.......

"No telling what keeps me awake."

The Elvis Costello song "Almost Blue" appeared on "Imperial Bedroom", which it turn showed up as a b-side on "Man Out of Time".

I always thought that when Elvis Costello named his 5th album "Trust" (or 6th, if you count "Taking Liberties"), it was a nod to the song "Trust" (a b-side) that Squeeze did (which Elvis Costello helped produce).

More recently, the song "North" by Elvis Costello does not appear at all on the album proper, but there is a performance of it on the DVD that came with some copies of the album (and may have been available for digital download, but that's speculation on my part).

The Kid Creole & the Coconuts song "To Travel Sideways" would show up on their next album, "Kiss Me Before the Light Changes".

More to come as I remember them. Fun topic!

Big Country "The Crossing" is one that comes to mind.

yeah I read the thread title and then skipped the explanation --sorry a.d.d.

"Nightlife" by Pet Shop Boys was not on the album by that name. It didn't show up, as far as I know, until it was on the bonus disc for the US version of "Release".