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Associates
Glamour Chase / Perhaps
Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock

Track Listings (13) - Disc #1
1. Reach the Top - The Associates, Haig, P.
2. Heart of Glass - The Associates, Harry, D.
3. Terrorbeat
4. Set Me Up
5. Country Boy - The Associates, Scheuerpflug, G.
6. Because You Love
7. The Rhythm Divine - The Associates, Blank, B.
8. Snowball - The Associates, Blank, B.
9. You'd Be the One - The Associates, Hutchinson, K.
10. Empires of Your Heart
11. In Windows All
12. Heaven's Blue
13. Take Me to the Girl - The Associates, Hughes, H.
Track Listings (10) - Disc #2
1. Those First Impressions
2. Waiting for the Loveboat - The Associates, Mackenzie, Billy
3. Perhaps
4. Schampout
5. Helicopter Helicopter
6. Breakfast
7. Thirteen Feelings
8. The Stranger in Your Voice
9. The Best of You
10. Don't Give Me That 'I Told You So' Look

'Glamour Chase' is the great 'lost' album from the Associates. Much sought after on bootleg by fans, the album is presented here remastered & coupled with the last official release, 'Perhaps' (1985).

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CD Details

All Artists: Associates
Title: Glamour Chase / Perhaps
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: Warner Spec. Mkt. UK
Release Date: 5/13/2002
Album Type: Import
Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock
Style: Dance Pop
Number of Discs: 2
SwapaCD Credits: 2
UPCs: 685738849628, 766488852820

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Album Description

'Glamour Chase' is the great 'lost' album from the Associates. Much sought after on bootleg by fans, the album is presented here remastered & coupled with the last official release, 'Perhaps' (1985).

CD Reviews

...finally

hbotis | Hong Kong | 07/16/2002

(4 out of 5 stars)

"The long awaited release of both albums on CD and one wished whoever is involved had gone further on the whole affair. The instrumental versions of some songs (originally on the cassette format) from Perhaps are sadly not included, while although the double cd does come in a card slipcase, the design is far from first rate.Look closely and you'll find the typography all over the place and c'mon, not another quote from that BONO guy. Bono was never ever a comtemporary of Billy Mackenzie, nor was U2 anything close to The Associates. Please get some proper designers in!The producers or guest musicians are all left out in the credits entirely. A sloppy job that fails the music.At the end, one wonders why these 2 albums are lumped together when they really warrant independent releases.A must buy for anyone with good music taste but please sack whoever designed the packaging."