Guy Garvey on every track

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1. ‘Whisper Grass’
"The lyrics were written on the Isle Of Mull, where I walked up a mountain for a deep regret." - Guy Garvey

2. 'Lucky With Disease'
"We recorded it in an industrial unit in Salford on a four-track with one broken channel, so it’s technically a three-track recording." - Guy Garvey

3. 'Lay Down Your Cross'
"Some people thought it could be the big single from Cast Of Thousands but others thought it was too slow, which is a common complaint with elbow." - Guy Garvey

4. 'The Long War Shuffle'
"This is my only slide guitar solo and, in honesty, it took a lot of editing." - Guy Garvey

5. 'Every Bit the Little Girl'
"The voices on this song are the full band and string section in a dressing room on our arena tour." - Guy Garvey

6. Love Blown Down
"Every time we played the track back, the piano was missing. As we started the final take, I saw a little ginger paw come out from behind the piano lid..." - Guy Garvey

7. 'None One'
"It’s an unhappy little number that at the time was too painful to name properly." - Guy Garvey

8. 'Lullaby'
"I usually tell somebody if a song’s for them. I don’t always tell them if it’s about them." - Guy Garvey

9. 'McGreggor'
"Despite how it sounds, this track wasn’t recorded live – that’s the sound of us clapping ourselves at the end because we’re really very good." - Guy Garvey

10. 'Buffalo Ghosts'
"I wrote the lyrics on the train. I find trains quite inspiring. I like to get a seat at the back of the carriage, so you see as much vista as possible." - Guy Garvey

11. 'Waving from Windows'
"Another one done in Craig’s dining room. It’s an early testament to his passion for production." - Guy Garvey

12. 'Snowball'
(这个他木有贴出来……orz)

13. ‘Gentle As’
"A late night drunken jam from the Isle of Mull. We decided it sounded like a cowboy campfire song when we did the backing vocals." - Guy Garvey