Faith No More - Angel Dust / The Real Thing Album

Tracklist

1	Surprise! You're Dead!	2:27
2	War Pigs Written-By [Uncredited] – Bill Ward, Geezer Butler, Ozzy Osbourne, Tony Iommi	7:45
3	The Morning After	3:44
4	A Small Victory	4:57
5	Malpractice	4:02
6	Underwater Love	3:52
7	Falling To Pieces	5:16
8	Be Aggressive	3:42
9	The Real Thing
10	Kindergarten	4:31
11	Midnight Cowboy Written-By – John Barry	4:14
12	Midlife Crisis	4:23
13	Epic	4:54
14	Jizzlobber	6:38
15	Smaller And Smaller	5:11
16	Crack Hitler	4:39
17	Angel Dust
18	From Out Of Nowhere	3:22
19	Caffeine	4:28
20	RV	3:43
21	Zombie Eaters	6:01
22	Land Of Sunshine	3:44
23	Easy Written-By – Lionel Ritchie	3:06
24	The Real Thing	8:14
25	Edge Of The World	4:10
26	Everything's Ruined	4:34
27	Woodpecker From Mars	5:40

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
2564-69459-8	Faith No More	Angel Dust / The Real Thing ‎(CD, Album, RE + CD, Album, RE + Comp)	Rhino Records , Warner Music International, London Records, Slash	2564-69459-8	UK & Europe	2008

Credits

• Producer – Faith No More, Matt Wallace
• Written-By – Faith No More (tracks: 1-01 to 1-12, 2-01 to 2-09, 2-11)

Notes

The CDs are house in a standard jewel case with hinged tray.

Front insert is a single sheet with no credits or liner notes. There are some credits on the CDs themselves.

Insert:
Artwork © 2008 Warner Music Australia Pty Limited.

"Angel Dust" CD:
All recordings ℗ 1992 Slash Records. Artwork © 1992 Slash Records. Manufactured and distributed by Warner Music Australia [Warner 'W' logo] A Warner Music Group company. www.warnermusic.com.au
The copyright in this sound recording is owned by Slash Records and is exclusively licensed to London Records 90 Ltd.

"The Real Thing" CD:
℗ 1989 Slash Records
© 1989 Slash Records
All songs Rondor Music (London) Ltd.
Excepts War Pigs Westminster Music Ltd.

Rear cover:
All recordings ℗ 2008 Slash Records / Warner Bros. Records. Artwork © 2008 Warner Music Australia Pty. Limited.

Durations are not printed on the release.

Barcodes

• Barcode (As printed): 9 340650 001783
• Barcode (Scanned, EAN 13 (Metadata: AU)): 9340650001783
• Other (CD1 catalogue number): 3984282002
• Matrix / Runout (CD1): [DATA logo] D.A.T.A. IFPIL 311 3984282002 C E4
• Matrix / Runout (CD1, extracted from the matrix): IFPI L311
• Matrix / Runout (CD1): IFPI RG82
• Other (CD1 SPARS code): AAD
• Other (CD2 catalogue number): 3984 28204 2
• Matrix / Runout (CD2): [DATA logo] D.A.T.A. IFPIL311 3984282042 A E1
• Mastering SID Code (CD2, duplicated in the matrix): ifpi L311 IFPIL311
• Mould SID Code (CD2): IFPI RG08

Companies

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Slash Records
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Warner Bros. Records
• Copyright (c) – Slash Records
• Copyright (c) – Warner Music Australia Pty. Limited
• Licensed From – Slash Records
• Licensed To – London Records 90 Ltd.
• Record Company – Warner Music Group
• Marketed By – Warner Music Australia
• Distributed By – Warner Music Australia
• Published By – Rondor Music (London) Ltd.
• Published By – Westminster Music Ltd.
• Pressed By – Digital Audio Technologies Australia

Album

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