DESERT LIGHTS (AUS)

SOMETHING FOR KATE

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California
Down The Garden Path
Cigarettes And Suitcases
This Is The Life For Me
A Fool's History Pt 1
Oh Kamikaze
Impossible
Transparanoia
Statues
Washed Out To Sea
Three Dimensions (Live At The Zoo)
Hawaiian Robots (Live At The Zoo)
Prick (Live At The Zoo)
Pinstripe (Live At The Zoo)
Deja Vu (Live At The Zoo)
Born To Run
The Actor Makes His Move
The Killing Moon
Prick (Live At The P.O.W.)
Airport Kid
The Amazing Machine That Does Not Work (Demo Version)
Close To You
Cassandra Walks The Plank
Rock The Casbah
Oh Kamikaze (T-Rek Remix)
The Futurist

NOTES

Tracks 2-1 to 2-5 were recorded at The Zoo in Brisbane, QLD, Australia on May 20th and 21st 2006 by Andrew Dunn for Double Live Gonzo.
All tracks on disc 2 mixed at Salt Studios by Peter Frawley and Sean McVitty.
Track 2-6 recorded at Salt Studios June 2006 by Peter Frawley and Sean McVitty.
Live sound by Clinton Kraus.

20th Anniversary Reissue

Something For Kate's fifth studio album 'Desert Lights' was released in July 2006. Recorded in LA during 2005/2006, and produced by Brad Wood (Liz Phair, Ben Lee, Tortoise, The Smashing Pumpkins), 'Desert Lights' represents the band at the height of their creativity. Stripping back the production of 'The Official Fiction' and 'Echolalia', 'Desert Lights' fuses an intimate emotional depth with a stark aesthetic to capture the raw energy of SFK's live sound. The first single off the record 'Cigarettes And Suitcases' was then followed by 'Oh Kamikaze', and 'California'. Also included are the live bootlegs from the original 2CD Limited Edition release of 'Desert Lights', which were recorded on SFK's 'Sci-Fi Sunsets Tour' during May 2005 in support of the 'Cigarettes And Suitcases' single release. Also included is Paul's cover of Bruce Springsteen's 'Born to Run'. Finally, this package includes the single 'The Futurist', recorded as part of their greatest hits release, 'The Murmur Years: The Best Of Something For Kate 1996 - 2007' (released in 2007).

The 2nd disc will cover B-sides relevant to each individual album. With most of these bonus tracks having been unavailable for years, these discs finally complete the full SFK picture that only the most devoted collector has had access to until now.

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