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Track Listings
| 1. The Green Fields | |||
| 2. Swing Down Chariot | |||
| 3. Sorrow And Pain | |||
| 4. The Lonely Valley | |||
| 5. Concrete and Clay | |||
| 6. When I Fall in Love | |||
| 7. (You've) Never Been in Love Like This Before | |||
| 8. Tell Somebody You Know | |||
| 9. Hark | |||
| 10. Stop Wasting Your Time | |||
| 11. You've Got To Be Cruel To Be Kind | |||
| 12. I Won't Let You Down | |||
| 13. Baby Never Say Goodbye | |||
| 14. Rainy Day | |||
| 15. For a Moment | |||
| 16. Fables | |||
| 17. I Was Only Playing Games | |||
| 18. I've Seen the Light | |||
| 19. Too Fast, Too Slow | |||
| 20. Booby Trap | |||
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Product Description
1-The Green Fields 2-Swing Down Chariot 3-Sorrow And Pain 4-The Lonely Valley 5-Concrete And Clay 6-When I Fall In Love 7-(You've) Never Been In Love Like This Before 8-Tell Somebody You Know 9-Hark 10-Stop Wasting Your Time 11-You've Got To Be Cruel To Be Kind 12-I Won't Let You Down 13-Baby Never Say Goodbye 14-Rainy Day 15-For A Moment 16-Fables 17-I Was Only Playing Games 18-I've Seen The Light 19-Too Fast, Too Slow 20-Booby Trap 21-Butterfly 22-A Place To Go Loving 23-Takes A Little Understanding 24-Would You Believe What I Say? 25-You Ain't Going Nowhere 26-So You Want To Be A Blues Player 27-I Will 28-3.30 29-Oo Momma Do 30-Railroad Man (2003/REPERTOIRE) 30 tracks
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15 of 16 people found the following review helpful
By Roger Grew
Format:Audio CD
At long last, a compilation CD of Unit 4+2's singles which complements the other Repertoire CD which consists of the tracks from the groups 2 LP's.
Some of these tracks have never previously been available on CD and have long sionce been unavailable on Vinyl, and the two bonus tracks are completely new to the UK.
It's a great mystery why this group only had 2 Top 20 hits and only 5 hits altogether. Some of their other singles deserved to do considerably better. Most of the B sides are also well worth a listen.
8 of 9 people found the following review helpful
By Unsmart
Format:Audio CD
Unit 4 + 2 were 2 years behind contemporary bands during most of their career, at least soundwise. Their first records in 1964 sounded like they were made pre-Beatles, instead more like the Critters or maybe the Honeycombs. In 1966 they caught up with the typical vocal-harmonized merseybeat done by the Beatles or the Hollies around 1964. And long after "Pet sounds" and "Revolver" they became a bit more experimental. But what's the rush?
I don't care too much for the first 12 tracks or so here (except for the hit "Concrete and clay"). Pre-merseybeat-but-softer-than-rock'n'roll isn't really my thing. But the rest of it is really good. This is a good example of a mediocre group evolving into a really fine band.
I don't care too much for the first 12 tracks or so here (except for the hit "Concrete and clay"). Pre-merseybeat-but-softer-than-rock'n'roll isn't really my thing. But the rest of it is really good. This is a good example of a mediocre group evolving into a really fine band.
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Unit 4 + 2
11 Jan 2007
By J. L. H. Walkinshaw
- Published on Amazon.com
Format:Audio CD
An excellent CD. Although I have been trying for a few years to obtain a CD of Unit 4 + 2, the wait has been worthwhile. Excellent value.
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