Vinyl Album - Marianne Faithfull - Broken English - Island

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Marianne Faithfull
Title:	Broken English
Label:	Island
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	M 1
Date:	2 Nov 1979
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	20 Own
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Marianne Faithfull	Broken English	Faithfull, Reynolds, Mavety, York, Stannard	9.0 Rate
A2	Marianne Faithfull	Witches' song	Faithfull, Reynolds, Mavety, York, Stannard	9.0 Rate
A3	Marianne Faithfull	Brain Drain	Brierley	8.7 Rate
A4	Marianne Faithfull	Guilt	Reynolds	8.7 Rate
B1	Marianne Faithfull	The Ballad Of Lucy Jordan	Silverstein	9.7 Rate
B2	Marianne Faithfull	What's The Hurry	Mavety	8.3 Rate
B3	Marianne Faithfull	Working Class Hero	Lennon	10.0 Rate
B4	Marianne Faithfull	Why D'ya Do It	Heathcote Williams, Reynolds, Mavety, York, Stannard, Faithfull	10.0 Rate

Notes

Produced for Airstream by Mark Miller Mundy

Rec. at Matrix Studios. Engineer: Bob Potter
Mixed at Roundhouse Studios. Engineer: Ed Thacker

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Comments and Reviews


Oakley Boys 1st Nov 2016		Looking at it again yes it could definitely be a 9. The top loop was detached from the upright on both sides.



ppint. 18th Aug 2016		are you sure? (that should be/'ve been (ilps) 9570 - not 1570. . .)



Oakley Boys 1st Jun 2016		UK version appeared to be ILPS 1570 before the number was scratched out in the run-out grooves.



ppint. 27th Mar 2016		philmh: i'm not surprised - yr hmbl srppint.'d've been bloody *furious, and it'd happened to me. (times i've had aught to do with "editorial control", it's been mostly wrt sf & fantasy p/bs, & yr hmbl srppint.'s usually*° been determinedly on the auctorial side.) ° - almost always



PhilMH ● 26th Mar 2016		Hi ppint, no such thing as Island Records Australia back in 1979 - that was a 2007 invention under Universal. The excising of the track was entirely down to Island's then distributor Festival, and was done without any reference to Island or Marianne. IIRC she was really p'd off when she found out about it.



ppint. 26th Mar 2016		l'wrecker: how... uncreative of island xxxxia - yr hmbl srppint.'m tolerably certain there'd've been a choice of - good quality - outtakes from which an acceptable - and appropriate - track or three could have been selected, and ms. faithfull's decision as to which of them might best fit that particular title sought, and acted upon. . .



Lee Wrecker 25th Mar 2016		Hello ppint, I've finally got around to entering the Australian version and linked it to this one if you'd care see how the Australian version looks.



ppint. 19th Mar 2016		l'wrecker: at least the track, anniversary of world war III, was meant to be silent. . .



Lee Wrecker 19th Mar 2016		The Australian version of this album is only rated 13.125/10 and not the full 15/10 accredited to UK version. This is because "Why D'ya Do It" was deemed to offensive for puritanical Australia brains and was conspicuously omitted from the album. I say conspicuously because where the song title is meant to appear on the label or sleeve has not been blanked out but replaced with *** '* . Pretty clever eh, but worse than that though is the silent track of over 3 mins that concludes the album. The record execs. tried to make up for the loss by throwing in a free single of, you guessed it, Broken English. Hopeless, but still a great album though and deserving of its score of 13.125/10.



ppint. 2nd Jan 2015		Review a perfect album, and imnsho marianne faithfull's best - superb performances expertly supported by her pick of the best musicians in town, including not a few making the journey in to make sure they were in town... but, more than anything, it's a woman's declaration that she survived and came out on top of all life, fleet street and the music industry could do - in music. yet another island album achieving 15/10. honestly (if not mathematically possible). 1 person found this review helpful. ✔︎ Helpful Review?

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