Feline - Feline FLAC download

Feline - Feline FLAC album

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1	Just As You Are	3:45
2	Sun In My Eyes Remix – Chris Sheldon	3:06
3	Drama Queen	3:55
4	Shocks And Surprises	4:30
5	Not What It Seems	4:49
6	Bad Habit	4:23
7	Fantasy World Remix – Chris Sheldon	4:07
8	Play With Fire	5:18
9	Can't Help Myself Remix – Chris Sheldon	4:57
10	Mother	4:53
11	Property	3:45
12	Release	5:30

Companies, etc.

Distributed By – EMI – 7243 4 94786 2 6
Manufactured By – EMI
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Chrysalis Records Ltd.
Copyright (c) – Chrysalis Records Ltd.
Published By – MCA Music Publishing Ltd.
Glass Mastered At – EMI Swindon

Credits

Art Direction – Andy Vella
Engineer – Jamie Harley (tracks: 3, 6)
Mastered By – Tim Young
Mixed By – Chris Sheldon (tracks: 2-3, 6-7, 9), Pat Collier (tracks: 4, 8, 10-12), Tom Lord-Alge (tracks: 1, 5)
Photography – Howard Greenhalgh, Paul Spencer
Producer – David M. Allen (tracks: 1-2, 4-5, 7-12), Drew Richards (tracks: 3, 6)
Written-By – Drew Richards (tracks: 2,4), Grog*

Notes

Repackage of the debut album (retitled as "Feline") w/ 2 bonus tracks.

(P) 1997, except tracks 2,3,6,7 & 9 (P) 1998 Chysalis Records Ltd
(C) 1998 Chrysalis Records Ltd

Made In EU
Printed In EU

Repacked from the "Save Your Face" album. Preceded upfront by the single release "Sun In My Eyes" and the promotional single "Drama Queen".

Recorded at Olympic, Matrix, Raezor, Sarm West and Trident London.
Mixed at The Church, Eden and Nomis, London, except 1 & 5 mixed at Southbeach Studeios, Miami.

Published by MCA Music Publishing Ltd.

Managed by Merck Mercuriadis, Rod Smallwood and Andy Taylor for Sanctuary Music Management Limited. Booked by Steve Strange for ICM/Fair Warning.

Photography by Paul Spencer and Andy Vella. Front cover photography taken from "Just As You Are" directed by Howard Greenhalgh. Art direction and design by Andy Vella. Assisted by Peter Wright.

A&R by Gordon Biggins.

CD release packaged with information-mailout card: "Thank you for buying this FELINE album. For more information on forthcoming releases, live shows etc... get 'Furballs' - the official Feline fanzine. Just complete and return this card."

They issued "Sun In My Eyes" as a proper single release in May 1998, but due to little promotion it charted at #88 in the UK. The band nevertheless toured in support of it, and prepared to release a follow-up single, the newly recorded "Drama Queen" in July 1998. The release was cancelled at last minute, as the band felt that they would rather re-release their debut album - updated and expanded with the new tracks.

The new edition of their album was self-titled Feline and was issued with different packaging to Save Your Face. The band took off on a short summer tour to promote it, with the addition of new drummer Al Fletcher who replaced Mig. The album's closing track "Release" was then planned as the band's next single, with a video being shot by Howard Greenhalgh.

In late 1998, EMI shook up their roster of acts, and the band were dropped from the label before "Release" was issued. After this, the band decided to go their separate ways.