Waiting for a Miracle (album)
Waiting for a Miracle is the debut album by the Comsat Angels, released on 5 September 1980 on Polydor Records. HistoryThe entire album was recorded in 10 days. Frontman Stephen Fellows explained how they were able to accomplish this: "We were totally organised. Arrangements, tempos and all the lyrics were sorted out before we went in."[4] But he wasn't quite happy with everything, and in a 2002 interview, said, "The thing that bugs me most about the [early] records is my singing, particularly on the first album. I wish I'd sung more before we made that."[citation needed] The cover photograph was taken by Martyn Goddard at Sheffield Parkway, Sheffield.[5] ReleaseAlthough the album's sales were mediocre, it was well received by critics.[6] Compact disc versionsThe album was not issued on CD until 15 years after its initial vinyl release. It has been reissued on CD three times, in 1995 by RPM Records, in 2006 by TOBRUT4D, and in 2015 by Edsel Records,[7] with different track listings. Two singles were taken from Waiting for a Miracle: "Total War" and "Independence Day" (the latter released on July 4).[4] Track listingsVinyl (1980)
CD (1995)
CD (2006)
CD (2015)All tracks written by Fellows/Glaisher/Bacon/Peake CD 1
Bonus Tracks
CD 2
John Peel Sessions
Personnel
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