Plagiarism is an Electronic album by Sparks, originally released in 1997. On Gatefold: 9 pressings tracked.
About
Released in 1997, "Plagiarism" is Sparks remixing and reinterpretting their own back catalogue Nineteen Sparks favourites including a high energy version of "The Number One Song in Heaven" (with Jimmy Somerville) and an orchestrated "This Town Ain't Big Enough for Both of Us" (with Faith No More).
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Tracklist
- 1Pulling Rabbits Out of a Hat3:36
- 2This Town Aint Big Enough for Both of Us4:03
- 3The No. 1 Song in Heaven, Pt. 24:06
- 4Funny Face5:11
- 5When Do I Get to Sing 'My Way'5:44
- 6Angst in My Pants5:19
- 7Change5:27
- 8Popularity4:21
- 9Something for the Girl With Everything2:52
- 10This Town Ain't Big Enough for Both of Us (feat. Faith No More)3:00
- 11Beat the Clock4:30
- 12Big Brass Ring4:20
- 13Amateur Hour (feat. Erasure)3:35
- 14Propaganda2:35
- 15When I'm With You4:06
- 16Something for the Girl With Everything (feat. Faith No More)3:13
- 17Orchestral Collage0:25
- 18The No. 1 Song in Heaven (feat. Jimmy Somerville)5:21
- 19Never Turn Your Back On Mother Earth2:34
Sound DNA
- Electronic
- Synth-Pop / New Wave
- layered
- playful
- theatrical
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- Andrew BusherVOCALS
- Cherith Milburn-FryerVOCALS
- David Porter-ThomasVOCALS
- Dean MentaGUITAR
- ErasureFEATURING
- Eskimos & EgyptBASS, DRUMS, GUITAR, REMIX BASS, GUITAR, DRUMS, REMIX
- Faith No MoreFEATURING
- Jenny O'GradyCONTRACTOR, VOCALS VOCALS
- Jimmy SomervilleFEATURING
- Karen WoodhouseVOCALS
- Larry LeCoverGUITAR
- Metro VoicesBACKING VOCALS
- Michael DoreVOCALS
- Paul PhoenixVOCALS
- Susan FlanneryVOCALS
- Tony ViscontiARRANGED BY ARRANGED BY , CONDUCTOR ARRANGED BY , ARRANGED BY , CONDUCTOR
Rare pressing on Gatefold · 9 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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