Alternative Rock
England

1989 Siren Records

1. Love Among the Ruins (3:54)
2. Nothing (4:00)

1. Love Among the Ruins [single version] (3:54)
2. Nothings (4:00)
3. Love Among the Ruins [extended remix] (6:18)
4. I'd Rather Go to Heaven

1. Love Among the Ruins [mix no. 6]
2. Love Among the Ruins [single version)]
3. Years Ago [live version]

1. Love Among the Ruins
2. Keeping Things
3. Years Ago [live version]
4. You Laugh [live version]

1990 Siren Records

Steve Butler - Vocals
Charlie Irvine - Guitar, Backing Vocals
Dot Reid - Keyboards, Backing Vocals
Ian Maidman - Bass
Richie Stevens - Drums
Written-By – Irvine, Reid, Butler

1. Say You Won't Forget Me (4:15)
2. Can't Leave You Alone (3:42)
3. Lonely Together (4:37)
4. Years Ago (3:39)
5. Keeping Love Alive (3:42)
6. Give Me Love (4:12)
7. Love Among the Ruins (3:54)
8. You Laugh (4:19)
9. Birds of the Air (3:43)
10. Believe Me (4:36)

1990 Siren Records

1. Lonely Together (4:00)
2. You Came to My House (3:32)
3. Loving Hands (3:35)
4. Only You (4:18)

1990 Siren Records

1. Say You Won't Forget Me [7“ version] (4:08)
2. Say You Won't Forget Me [extended remix (6:14)
3. Ripe Fruit (4:43)
4. Please Believe Me (3:48)

1991 Sticky Music (GUM16CD)

Steve Butler: Vocals, bass
Dot Reid: Harmonies, keyboards
Charlie Irvine: Harmonies, electric guitar, acoustic guitar

- Guest musicians:
Mark Castro: Harmonica
Martin Kiszko: Navaho flute

1. Same Road (4:31)
2. One Time (5:54)
3. My Ship's on Fire (4:04)
4. Tell Me Truly (4:03)
5. Given in Again (5:09)
6. Heavenly Train (4:47)
7. Do You Care (4:34)
8. Love's Own Language (4:43)
9. The Big Picture (4:59)

1993 Sticky Music (GUM22CD)

1. Fighting to Make Peace (6:17)
2. Have Mercy (5:42)
3. Deportee (6:34)
4. The Divine Image (5:55)
5. Half of My Life (4:24)
6. I Can't Ask for More (4:17)
7. Sit by Me (4:31)
8. Please Forgive Me (5:19)
9. My Ship's on Fire (4:30)
10. The Next Life (7:58)
11. So Many Ways (2:58)

1995 Sticky Music (GUMMC30)

“In 1994 Radio One commissioned Lies Damned Lies and producer Michael Wakelin to create a one hour 'special' for Remembrance Sunday. The result is 'Release The Peace.' Taking the shape of a service of worship, and using radio news fragments, poetry and specially written music, the programme looks at war through the eyes of different people - it's victims, those who look to it for liberation, those who oppose it completely, and those who lay down their lives in it.

The music runs continuously throughout the hour, providing an emotional backdrop for these themes.

Release The Peace was first broadcast on 13th November 1994 and is released by arrangement with BBC Worldwide Ltd.”

Produced by Lies Damned Lies and Michael Wakelin

Music written, recorded and performed by Charlie Irvine, Dot Reid and Steve Butler, and published by Sticky Music except for:

“Release The Peace” - Guest vocal by Christine Doherty
“God Give Us Peace” - Written by Doug Gay
“We Are Our One Hope” - written and arranged by Andy Thornton. Guest vocal by Hazel Taylor

Readings by Ashley Collishaw and Moyna McGlynn

Additional programming by David McTeagu
Research by Anthea Cole. Digital Edit by Dave Flemming Williams

1. Release the Peace 1
2. All of This is True
3. Kyrie
4. Absolution
5. Weep With Those Who Weep
6. Release the Peace 2
7. God Give Us Peace
8. I Did This for You
9. We are Our One Hope of Peace

1996 Sticky Music (GUMCD32)

1. The Sea (9:25)
2. In the Air (6:41)
3. Is It Nothing? (5:55)
4. Lamentation II (2:30)
5. Mumble & Moan (8:57)
6. Free of the Fear (6:19)
7. Happiest You've Been (4:00)
8. Let Me Go Home (4:33)
9. Lamentation I (7:14)

2002 Sticky Music (GUMCD42)

1. Who (5:34)
2. High (6:23)
3. Could Have Been You (5:48)
4. Waking Up (4:19)
5. At the Centre (5:34)
6. Let Them All Out (4:04)
7. Mr Smith (5:47)
8. Trust (4:53)
9. After the Rain (5:32)
10. Great Cloud of Witnesses (4:22)

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