Scottish Fiction: Best Of 1997 - 2007 - Idlewild

Description: Genre: Pop / Artist: Idlewild / Audio CD released 2007-10-01 at EMI / Disc #1 Tracklisting 1 You Held The World In Your Arms 2 No Emotion 3 Roseability 4 When I Argue I See Shapes 5 Love Steals Us From Loneliness 6 American English 7 These Wooden Ideas 8 ... more

Scottish Fiction: Best Of 1997 - 2007 - Idlewild ... These Wooden Ideas
8 El Capitan
9 A Modern Way Of Letting Go
10 Let Me Sleep (Next To The Mirror)
11 I'm A Message
12 In Remote Part/Scottish Fiction
13 I Understand It
14 Little Discourage
15 As If I Hadn't Slept
16 Live In A Hiding Place
17 Make Another World

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Scottish Fiction: Best of 1997 - 2007
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