Goodbye (Dubstar album)

Goodbye
UK cover
Studio album by Dubstar
Released	September 1997
Genre	Synthpop
Label	Food (UK) Polydor (U.S.) Toshiba-EMI (Japan)
Producer	Stephen Hague
Professional reviews
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Dubstar chronology
Disgraceful (1995) Goodbye (1997) Make It Better (2000)

Goodbye Dubstar's second album. It was released in September 1997 on the Food Records label, a division of EMI that was also home to Blur.

[edit] Track listing

1. "I Will Be Your Girlfriend"
2. "Inside"
3. "No More Talk"
4. "Polestar"
5. "Say the Worst Thing First"
6. "Cathedral Park"
7. "It's Over"
8. "The View From Here"
9. "My Start in Wallsend"
10. "It's Clear"
11. "Ghost"
12. "Can't Tell Me"
13. "Wearchest"
14. "When You Say Goodbye"
15. "Let's Go"

The following singles were released from the album, in order of release date:

• No More Talk

b-sides: "Unchained Monologue", "La Boheme", "Goodbye",

• Cathedral Park
  

b-sides: "Let Down", "This Is My Home", "In My Defence",

• I Will Be Your Girlfriend

b-sides: "Not So Manic Now" "Stars" "Anywhere"

(all of which are identical to the versions previously released as singles, and which also appear on Disgraceful)

[edit] Japan bonus tracks

The Japanese release includes the B-sides from lead single "No More Talk" as bonus tracks.

[edit] U.S. release

Stars was the band's first album released in the U.S.; for this edition, six songs were removed and replaced with tracks from their previous UK release, Disgraceful. The rearranged track listing includes "Stars" and "Not So Manic Now", the most popular singles from Disgraceful, as well as some of their remixes.

All songs written by Steve Hillier except where otherwise noted. Songs not on UK release are noted in italics.

1. "Stars"
2. "Inside"
3. "Cathedral Park"
4. "Just a Girl She Said" (Sarah Blackwood, Steve Hillier, Chris Wilkie)
5. "The View From Here"
6. "It's Clear" (Hillier, Wilkie)
7. "No More Talk"
8. "Anywhere" (Hillier, Wilkie)
9. "Ghost"
10. "Can't Tell Me" (Wilkie)
11. "I Will Be Your Girlfriend" (Hillier, Wilkie)
12. "Wearchest" (Hillier, Wilkie)
13. "St. Swithin's Day" (Billy Bragg)
14. "Not So Manic Now" (Dave Harling, Jon Kirby, Martin Mason, Graeme Robinson)
15. "Stars" (Motiv 8 mix)
16. "Not So Manic Now" (Way Out West mix)
17. "Stars" (Way Out West mix)

[edit] References

• H, Neil. "Discography". Dubstar Web Garden. Retrieved on 2006-08-28.

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