Name: The Singles
Brand: Island Def Jam
SKU: 211689
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The Singles

Rating

Album: The Singles
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Memorabilia Single Version	More Info...	4:52
2)	Tainted Love	More Info...	2:43
3)	Bedsitter Album Version	More Info...	3:39
4)	Say Hello, Wave Goodbye 7" Single Version	More Info...	5:28
5)	Torch Original / 7" Single Version	More Info...	4:11
6)	Loving You Hating Me	More Info...	4:22
7)	What?	More Info...	4:36
8)	Where The Heart Is Original 7" Single Version	More Info...	4:35
9)	Numbers Single / Original Version	More Info...	4:59
10)	Soul Inside Single Version	More Info...	4:32
11)	Down In The Subway Extended Single Version	More Info...	3:27

Album: The Singles
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Memorabilia Single Version	More Info...	4:52
2)	Tainted Love	More Info...	2:43
3)	Bedsitter Album Version	More Info...	3:39
4)	Say Hello, Wave Goodbye 7" Single Version	More Info...	5:28
5)	Torch Original / 7" Single Version	More Info...	4:11
6)	Loving You Hating Me	More Info...	4:22
7)	What?	More Info...	4:36
8)	Where The Heart Is Original 7" Single Version	More Info...	4:35
9)	Numbers Single / Original Version	More Info...	4:59
10)	Soul Inside Single Version	More Info...	4:32
11)	Down In The Subway Extended Single Version	More Info...	3:27

Tracks

1. Memorabilia

2. Tainted Love

3. Bedsitter

4. Say Hello, Wave Goodbye

5. Torch

6. What

7. Where The Heart Is

8. Numbers

9. Soul Inside

10. Down)In The Subway

Performer Notes

Soft Cell: Marc Almond (vocals); David Ball (various instruments).
Includes liner notes by Tony Mitchell.
Personnel: Marc Almond (vocals).
A straightforward chronological overview of Soft Cell's career through the a-sides of their singles from 1981's "Memorabilia" through to 1984's "Down in the Subway," THE SINGLES may be all the Soft Cell you'll ever need. 1982's worldwide smash "Tainted Love" is included, of course, as are the other two singles from their first and best album, 1982's NON-STOP EROTIC CABARET, "Bedsitter" and "Say Hello, Wave Goodbye." 1983's brilliant "What?" is the other must-have. The rest of the collection hits the high points of Soft Cell's two later albums, THE ART OF FALLING APART and THIS LAST NIGHT IN SODOM, where singer Marc Almond begins to fully indulge his Jacques Brel/Scott Walker fixation.