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[[Once Upon A Daydream]] was recorded on Montserrat in [[1981]], so its appearance makes sense.  
 
[[Once Upon A Daydream]] was recorded on Montserrat in [[1981]], so its appearance makes sense.  
  
[[Flexible Strategies]]' omission seems strange, as it was a b-side in [[1981]] just like [[Shambelle]] and the style of that song indicates that it was certainly recorded after [[Zenyatta Mondatta]].  
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[[Flexible Strategies]]' omission seems strange, as it was a b-side in [[1981]] just like [[Shambelle]] and the style of that song indicates that it was certainly recorded after [[Zenyatta Mondatta]]. The other Ghost-era b-side [[Low Life]] does not actually belong here, as it's a production from [[Reggatta de Blanc]] sessions.
  
 
[[Love Lessons]] was recorded during the Ghost... sessions, but probably abandoned at an early production stage.
 
[[Love Lessons]] was recorded during the Ghost... sessions, but probably abandoned at an early production stage.

Revision as of 12:03, 6 November 2022


Ghost In The Machine
Ghost picture disc.jpg
Studio album by The Police
Released: 2022-11-04
Recorded: June / July 1981
Length: xx:xx
Label(s): A&M
Producer(s): The Police & Hugh Padgham
Studio(s): AIR Studios, Montserrat

Le Studio, Quebec, Canada (demo keyboards)

Introduction

For general information about the original album, see Ghost In The Machine entry.

This 2022 LP picture disc features a different running order (an alleged "original" track-listing) and also slightly different song versions.

Personnel

Track listing

Side A:

Side B:

Quotations and trivia

This 2022 release includes Once Upon A Daydream, but leaves out Flexible Strategies and Love Lessons.

Once Upon A Daydream was recorded on Montserrat in 1981, so its appearance makes sense.

Flexible Strategies' omission seems strange, as it was a b-side in 1981 just like Shambelle and the style of that song indicates that it was certainly recorded after Zenyatta Mondatta. The other Ghost-era b-side Low Life does not actually belong here, as it's a production from Reggatta de Blanc sessions.

Love Lessons was recorded during the Ghost... sessions, but probably abandoned at an early production stage.


Some songs from this 2022 release feature count-ins by Stewart Copeland that were not on the album's original 1981 release:


External links and reviews

This section needs more information.

References

source: various internet pages, downloaded songs