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499:"Dream Thrum" grew from these ideas. Booth said Eno felt the band "completely neglected" the songs "Dream Thrum", "Laid", and "Five-O". Fenner handled most of the recording; he and Eno were assisted by engineer Ben 'Jude' Findlay. "P.S." was recorded by Steve 'Doc' Williams with assistance from Mike Jones and additional recording by Fenner. One day, when Eno was not in the studio, guitarist
338:. The album received generally positive reviews from music critics, many of whom commented on Eno's production. It peaked at number three in the UK and charted in Australia and the US. It was later certified gold in the UK and the US, as was the eponymous track in the UK. "Sometimes (Lester Piggott)" and "Laid" both charted in the UK top 40 and "Laid" peaked at number 67 on the
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said Eno was "a bit busy and he'd call back in a couple of years." The band sent Eno a letter and six hours' worth of rehearsal tapes. Eno listened to the tapes while on holiday after his wife said she was a fan of James. He became interested in the band after hearing a rough version of "Sometimes
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Japanese edition of the album. "Laid" was released as a single with "Wah Wah Kits", "The Lake", and "Seconds Away" on 1 November 1993. The following week, a second version of the single, including live
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on nine of his US west-coast shows with an acoustic set. They continued touring the US, playing acoustic instead of electric shows as they had intended. Their record company was angered by this decision and threatened to withdraw funding for the tour, but changed their mind after a staff member
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recalls the band's earlier material and has a dreamier atmosphere with sparse arrangements. Booth said the band's acoustic touring with Young influenced the album; "You're naked, you're vulnerable, but it's exhilarating ... It's not an acoustic record, but it's a stripped down sound". Eno
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festival on 28 August 1993 and travelled across the US with the festival. "Sometimes (Lester
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took on his role and the band recorded "One of the Three", which Eno did not like. During the sessions, Eno had a second studio set up so the band could experiment during downtime. The results of this were later released as the album
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Martine McDonagh, the band's manager and Booth's former partner, sang additional vocals on "Sometimes (Lester Piggott)", "Dream Thrum", and "Five-O".
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in 1999, 2015, and 2020. It was released in 2015 in a deluxe box set (with
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Woodard, Josef (15 October 1993). "The Week: Pop/Rock".
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Maconie, Stuart (August 1993). "What's Eating You?".
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Ridgers, Derek (4 December 1993). "Hey Nonny Eno!".
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3140:Harrison, Andrew (September 1993). "New albums".
2094:Harrison, Andrew (September 1993). "New albums".
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3314:"American album certifications – James – Laid"
2554:"Interview: Jim Glennie and Larry Gott of James"
1748:Sheehan, Tom (14 August 1993). "Laid in Italy".
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436:Wah Wah (album) § Background and conception
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2447:"James: Still Folking Around".
2309:"Interview: Tim Booth of James"
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2691:Fresh as a Daisy – The Singles
2627:"British Band James Returns".
870:The Essential Rock Discography
1:
4021:Living in Extraordinary Times
3690:Rocklistmusic. Archived from
3634:Rocklistmusic. Archived from
3632:"Les Inrockuptibles Lists..."
3397:. Hung Medien. Archived from
3290:British Phonographic Industry
2497:Fresh as a Daisy – The Videos
2277:Booth, Tim (9 October 2017).
2246:"Dusting 'Em Off: James Laid"
1587:"James: Feels Like 'Seven'".
1436:Weekly chart performance for
1217:. All recordings produced by
1069:British Phonographic Industry
531:The 1992 supporting tour for
4244:Albums produced by Brian Eno
4014:Girl at the End of the World
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599:taken as hostages in Lebanon
542:overall stripped-down sound.
383:James's fourth studio album
222:"Sometimes (Lester Piggott)"
3123:The San Diego Union-Tribune
3005:Block, Mark. "Rock Block".
2161:(Interview). United States.
2023:"James: Laid on the Line".
1089:chart, at number 57 on the
1036:The San Diego Union-Tribune
932:The San Diego Union-Tribune
4265:
4035:Be Opened by the Wonderful
3254:. Retrieved 13 June 2021.
3229:. Retrieved 13 June 2021.
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3174:"Review of James - Laid"
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1249:"Knuckle Too Far" – 4:39
1246:"Everybody Knows" – 3:28
582:) as well as keyboards.
225:Released: 30 August 1993
4213:Booth and the Bad Angel
3775:Savidge, Phill (2015).
3227:Official Charts Company
2044:The Rough Guide to Rock
1638:Official Charts Company
1372:, additional recording
1321: – drums
1274:Personnel per booklet.
1225:"Out to Get You" – 4:26
326:has been re-pressed on
4249:Fontana Records albums
4028:All the Colours of You
3242:"James Chart History (
2803:"Music: Studio Albums"
2398:The Providence Journal
2131:Maconie 2000, p. 206–7
1309: – bass
1237:"Say Something" – 3:26
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523:Composition and lyrics
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2092:Sparse arrangements:
1205:All songs written by
1071:and in the US by the
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3401:on 23 September 2010
3267:Ryan, Gavin (2011).
3050:Entertainment Weekly
3034:McSwiney 1993, p. 22
3007:The Audiophile Voice
2539:Maconie 2000, p. 205
2530:Maconie 2000, p. 204
2437:Maconie 2000, p. 209
2251:Consequence of Sound
2175:(6 September 2018).
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2122:Maconie 2000, p. 206
2107:Entertainment Weekly
1985:"The Joy of James".
1970:Maconie 2000, p. 199
1910:Maconie 2000, p. 198
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1326:Additional musicians
1252:"Low Low Low" – 2:51
1231:"Dream Thrum" – 4:47
1049:The Audiophile Voice
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858:Entertainment Weekly
835:The Audiophile Voice
780:Professional ratings
647:singing in unison. "
601:, and by a scene in
4239:James (band) albums
4170:Born of Frustration
3979:Pleased to Meet You
3861:David Baynton-Power
3712:Savidge 2015, p. 56
3668:on 28 December 2017
3345:. 29 October 2001.
3206:The Washington Post
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1319:David Baynton-Power
1265:"Skindiving" – 5:41
1189:Albums of the Year
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1027:The Washington Post
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708:Marseille Cathedral
651:" features Gott on
483:. In comparison to
469:David Baynton-Power
408:Alternative Airplay
395:Born of Frustration
64:February–March 1993
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3753:"Recent Releases"
3688:"Select Lists..."
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2630:The Seattle Times
2415:Los Angeles Times
2027:. September 1993.
1812:Chicago Sun-Times
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4208:Discography
4078:The Best Of
4052:Live albums
3937:Gold Mother
3874:Mark Hunter
3868:Saul Davies
3847:Jim Glennie
3405:13 February
3013:(1): 74–5.
2987:6 September
2813:19 December
2763:(booklet).
2656:The Best Of
2355:BBC Radio 1
2281:. Twitter.
2158:120 Minutes
1815:. May 1994.
1313:Saul Davies
1307:Jim Glennie
1215:Jim Glennie
1091:Radio Songs
1075:. By 2001,
1009:Gold Mother
735:(1998) and
732:The Best Of
724:Duran Duran
661:child abuse
597:, who were
595:Terry Waite
535:influenced
512:Jim Glennie
320:Duran Duran
314:festival. "
4228:Categories
4142:Chain Mail
3930:Strip-mine
3901:Larry Gott
3616:29 January
3542:PopMatters
3295:10 October
3106:(86): 122.
2351:Whiley, Jo
2173:Booth, Tim
1569:References
1356:Production
1348:(track 10)
1295:Larry Gott
1211:Larry Gott
1100:PopMatters
533:Neil Young
501:Larry Gott
461:Manchester
430:Production
423:Neil Young
368:PopMatters
271:Neil Young
160:chronology
83:Real World
4156:Come Home
3854:Tim Booth
3768:1197-2823
3485:Billboard
3455:Billboard
3425:Billboard
3343:Billboard
3251:Billboard
3244:Billboard
3178:BBC Music
3064:"James".
3019:1522-0435
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1777:Guitarist
1680:3 January
1669:Billboard
1574:Citations
1484:Billboard
1467:UK Albums
1449:position
1389:(track 7)
1374:(track 7)
1368:, mixing
1332:Brian Eno
1299:(track 1)
1289:Tim Booth
1270:Personnel
1219:Brian Eno
1207:Tim Booth
1119:Accolades
1083:Billboard
1022:BBC Music
775:Reception
712:Marseille
625:depressed
576:same name
554:sound of
452:Tim Booth
442:Brian Eno
404:Billboard
275:Brian Eno
151:Brian Eno
4149:Sit Down
4103:James II
3965:Whiplash
3610:Archived
3577:Archived
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2478:"News".
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1988:Musician
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