ARTiST: Belle And Sebastian
ALBUM: The BBC Sessions
BiTRATE: 164kbps avg
QUALiTY: EAC Secure Mode / LAME 3.97 Final / -V2 --vbr-new / 44.100Khz
LABEL: Jeepster
GENRE: Indie
SiZE: 133.76 megs
PLAYTiME: 1h 47min 05sec total
RiP DATE: 2008-11-14
STORE DATE: 2008-11-17


Track List: Disc #1/2 (radio sessions): 
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01. The State I Am In                4:42
02. Like Dylan In The Movies         4:11
03. Judy And The Dream Of Horses     3:44
04. The Stars Of Track And Field     4:37
05. I Could Be Dreaming              3:49
06. Seymour Stein                    4:51
07. Lazy Jane                        5:37
08. Sleep The Clock Around           4:49
09. Slow Graffiti                    3:06
10. Wrong Love                       3:29
11. Shoot The Sexual Athlete         3:11
12. The Magic Of A Kind Word         2:27
13. Nothing In The Silence           3:49
14. (My Girl's Got) Miraculous       4:28
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Track List: Disc #2/2 (live in Belfast):
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01. Here Comes The Sun               4:53
02. There's Too Much Love            3:44
03. The Magic Of A Kind Word         2:24
04. Me And The Major                 5:19
05. Wandering Alone                  2:54
06. The Model                        4:02
07. I'm Waiting For The Man          5:12
08. The Boy With The Arab Strap      5:32
09. The Wrong Girl                   3:05
10. Dirty Dream #2                   3:26
11. Boys Are Back In Town            5:43
12. Legal Man                        4:01


Release Notes:
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Fans of Belle and Sebastian's witty bookworm pop are an obsessive lot, and no
doubt they'll snap up this cherry-picked collection of BBC recordings from 1996
to 2001. The draw for devotees is four rare songs from a 2001 session, including
a hilarious fan letter to kindred indie-pop intellectuals the Go-Betweens
("Shoot the Sexual Athlete") and a kind of hushed farewell sung by Isobel
Campbell, who left the group soon after ("Nothing in the Silence"). Otherwise,
aside from a breezy glockenspiel revision of "Lazy Line Painter Jane," these
versions are pretty close to the studio originals. But the selection is so good,
the set doubles as a best-of — it's a fine intro to the group's tuneful world of
lovelorn geekdom.