Year of release 2017

Songs 30

Album time 02:52:46

Genre list Rock, Punk Rock, Pop

1
Bitter Sweet Symphony
 
5:57
2
Sonnet
 
4:21
3
The Rolling People
 
7:02
4
The Drugs Don't Work
 
5:05
5
Catching The Butterfly
 
6:27
6
Neon Wilderness
 
2:38
7
Space And Time
 
5:37
8
Weeping Willow
 
4:50
9
Lucky Man
 
4:54
10
One Day
 
5:03
11
This Time
 
3:51
12
Velvet Morning
 
4:58
13
Come On
 
15:15
14
Lord I Guess I'll Never Know
 
4:50
15
Country Song
 
7:52
16
Bitter Sweet Symphony (James Lavelle Remix)
 
5:52
17
So Sister
 
4:11
18
Echo Bass
 
6:39
19
Three Steps
 
5:04
20
The Drugs Don't Work (Demo)
 
4:46
21
The Crab
 
5:38
22
Stamped
 
5:33
23
Never Wanna See You Cry
 
4:33
24
Bitter Sweet Symphony (MSG Version)
 
7:03
25
The Longest Day
 
7:22
26
Lucky Man (Happiness More Or Less Mix)
 
4:56
27
Bitter Sweet Symphony (Extended Version)
 
7:50
28
This Could Be My Moment (Remastered 2004)
 
4:00
29
Monte Carlo
 
4:56
30
Life's An Ocean (BBC Evening Session)
 
6:04

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