The Libertines - The Libertines Album

Tracklist

1	Can't Stand Me Now
2	Arbeit Macht Frei
3	Tomblands
4	Last Post On The Bugle
5	The Ha Ha Wall
6	What Became Of The Likely Lads
7	Campaign Of Hate
8	Road To Ruin
9	Don't Be Shy
10	Narcissist
11	The Saga
12	The Man Who Would Be King
13	What Katie Did
14	Music When The Lights Go Out

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
RTRADLP166	The Libertines	The Libertines ‎(LP, Album)	Rough Trade	RTRADLP166	UK	2004
RTRADLP166	The Libertines	The Libertines ‎(LP, Album)	Rough Trade	RTRADLP166	US	2004
RTRADCD166	The Libertines	The Libertines ‎(CD, Album, Son)	Rough Trade	RTRADCD166	Europe	2004
RTRADCD166	The Libertines	The Libertines ‎(CD, Album)	Rough Trade	RTRADCD166	Russia	2008
RHTSP 83250-2	The Libertines	The Libertines ‎(CD, Album)	Rough Trade	RHTSP 83250-2	US	2004

Credits

• Artwork By – Jeff Teader
• Engineer, Mixed By – Bill Price
• Management – Alan McGee, Stephen King
• Management [Assisted By] – Pete Jackson
• Mastered By – Tim Young
• Photography By [Front & Back Cover] – Roger Sargent
• Producer, Mixed By – Mick Jones

Notes

℗ 2004 The copyright in these sound recordings is owned by Rough Trade Records Ltd.
© 2004 Rough Trade Records Ltd.

All tracks published by EMI Music Publishing Ltd except tracks 1 & 12 - EMI Music Publishing Ltd & Copyright Control and track 2 EMI Publishing Music Ltd and MCA/Universal.
Recorded at Metropolis Studios, London, Spring 2004.
Front Cover photo taken by Roger Sargent at the ‘Freedom Gig’ at the Tap ‘N’ Tin, Chatham, Kent on October 8th 2003.

Plain inner white sleeve.

Includes printed lyrics sheet.

Barcodes

• Barcode: 883870016612
• Matrix / Runout (Side A): 125617E1/C
• Matrix / Runout (Side B): 125617E2/A

Companies

• Recorded At – Metropolis Studios
• Mastered At – Metropolis Mastering

Video

Album

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