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Formats and Editions
1. Care of Cell 44 - (stereo)
2. Rose For Emily, A - (stereo)
3. Maybe After He's Gone - (stereo)
4. Beechwood Park - (stereo)
5. Brief Candles - (stereo)
6. Hung up on a Dream - (stereo)
7. Changes - (stereo)
8. I Want Her She Wants Me - (stereo)
9. This Will Be Our Year - (stereo)
10. Butcher's Tale (Western Front 1914) - (stereo)
11. Friends of Mine - (stereo)
12. Time of the Season - (stereo)
13. Care of Cell 44 - (mono)
14. Rose For Emily, A - (mono)
15. Maybe After He's Gone - (mono)
16. Beechwood Park - (mono)
17. Brief Candles - (mono)
18. Hung up on a Dream - (mono)
19. Changes - (mono)
20. I Want Her She Wants Me - (mono)
21. This Will Be Our Year - (mono)
22. Butcher's Tale (Western Front 1914) - (mono)
23. Friends of Mine - (mono)
24. Time of the Season - (mono)
25. Rose For Emily, A - (stereo, alternate version 2)
26. Time of the Season - (alternate mix, stereo)
27. Prison Song - (stereo, "Care Of Cell 44" backing track)
More Info:
UK 1960s psych-pop scarcely gets more seminal than this. The Zombies' '68 swan song is their crowning achievement, a Day-Glo, baroque-tinged masterpiece on a par with PET SOUNDS or SGT. PEPPER'S. Like the Beatles, The Zombies had left their Mersey beat sound far behind by the late '60s, pursuing instead a moodier, more sophisticated sound. Tracks include "Rose for Emily," "Friends of Mine" and "Changes", among others.
