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Then Again
Then Again
Compilation album by Paul Haig
Released	2004
Recorded	1982–1998
Genre	Synthpop
Label	LTM
Producer	Paul Haig
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Then Again is a collection of rarities, remixes and lost songs by former Josef K frontman Paul Haig recorded between 1982 and 1998, including previously unreleased material. Guests include Alan Rankine, Cabaret Voltaire, Mantronik, Bernard Sumner, Donald Johnson of A Certain Ratio and Finitribe.

This compilation is a companion to the 1988 Les Disques Du Crepuscule release, European Sun. There is some duplication of tracks on the two compilations.

Track listing

Time
Chance
Blue For You (Interference Mix)
Change of Heart
Fear Of Dancing
The Executioner
Love Eternal (12" Mix)
The Only Truth (U.S. Remix)
This Dying Flame (12" Mix)
Heaven Help You Now (Mantronik Mix)
Reach The Top
Swinging For You
The Electrician
The Shining
Psycho San Jose

Track details

Time: B-side of Haig's first single, "Running Away" in 1982.

Chance: Recorded in 1982 but remained unreleased until it was included as the b-side to the "Heaven Help You Now" 12" single.

Blue For You: Released as a 12" dance single on Les Disques Du Crepuscule imprint Interference in 1983. Backing vocals by Giles and Samantha of Hey Elastica!

Change of Heart: Recorded in late 1982 for a proposed album of 12" mixes. This project was abandoned after Haig signed to Island Records.

Fear And Dancing: Recorded for the unreleased Island album sometime in 1984. Produced with Alan Rankine. This track was also included on the European Sun compilation album from 1988.

The Executioner: Collaboration with Cabaret Voltaire recorded in 1984 and at one stage intended for release as a single. This track is also included on the European Sun compilation album from 1988.

Love Eternal (12" Mix): Released in March 1986 on Les Disques Du Crepuscule. Produced with Alan Rankine.

The Only Truth (U.S. Remix): Released as a 12" single on Island Records in October 1984. Jointly produced by New Order stalwart Bernard Sumner and Donald Johnson of A Certain Ratio. Sumner and Johnson also play guitar and percussion respectively.

This Dying Flame (12" Mix): Previously unreleased. Co-produced with Alan Rankine.

Heaven Help You Now (Mantronik Mix): Only previously appeared as an extra track on the "Surrender" CD single in 1993. Additional production and remix by Mantronik in New York City.

Reach The Top and Swinging For You: Recorded in Brussels in September 1987. The third song from this session, "Torchomatic" was released as a 12" single in October 1988. "Reach The Top" was recorded by Billy MacKenzie for The Glamour Chase album, which was not released until after MacKenzie's death.

The Electrician and The Shining: Taken from the Finitribe album Sleazy Listening, recorded in 1998. "The Shining" is dedicated to Billy MacKenzie.

Psycho San Jose: Recorded in Edinburgh in Summer 1987. Previously appeared on the European Sun compilation album from 1988.

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-A collection of rarities, remixes and lost songs by former [[Josef K]] frontman [[Paul Haig]] recorded between 1982 and 1998, including previously unreleased material.  Guests include [[Alan Rankine]], [[Cabaret Voltaire]], [[Mantronik]], [[Bernard Sumner]], Donald Johnson of [[A Certain Ratio]] and [[Finitribe]].
+'''''Then Again''''' is a collection of rarities, remixes and lost songs by former [[Josef K (band)|Josef K]] frontman [[Paul Haig]] recorded between 1982 and 1998, including previously unreleased material. Guests include [[Alan Rankine]], [[Cabaret Voltaire (band)|Cabaret Voltaire]], [[Mantronik]], [[Bernard Sumner]], Donald Johnson of [[A Certain Ratio]] and [[Finitribe]].
-This compilation is a companion to the 1988 [[Les Disques Du Crepuscule]] release, [[European Sun]].  There is some duplication of tracks on the two compilations.
+This compilation is a companion to the 1988 [[Les Disques Du Crepuscule]] release, ''[[European Sun]]''. There is some duplication of tracks on the two compilations.
 ==Track listing==
 # Time
 # Chance
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 # Psycho San Jose
-==Track Details==
+==Track details==
+'''Time''': B-side of Haig's first single, "[[Running away paul haig|Running Away]]" in 1982.
+'''Chance''': Recorded in 1982 but remained unreleased until it was included as the b-side to the "Heaven Help You Now" 12" single.
-'''Time''': B-side of Paul's debut single, [[Running away paul haig|Running Away]] in 1982.
+'''Blue For You''': Released as a 12" dance single on [[Les Disques Du Crepuscule]] imprint Interference in 1983. Backing vocals by Giles and Samantha of [[Hey Elastica!]]
-'''Chance''':  Recorded in 1982 but remained unreleased until it was included as the b-side to the Heaven Help You Now 12" single.
+'''Change of Heart''': Recorded in late 1982 for a proposed album of 12" mixes. This project was abandoned after Haig signed to [[Island Records]].
-'''Blue For You''':  Released as a 12" dance single on [[Les Disques Du Crepuscule]] imprint Interference in 1983.  Backing vocals by Giles and Samantha of [[Hey Elastica!]]
-'''Change of Heart''':  Recorded in late 1982 for a proposed album of 12" mixes.  This project was abandoned after Paul signed to [[Island Records]].
+'''Fear And Dancing''': Recorded for the unreleased Island album sometime in 1984. Produced with [[Alan Rankine]]. This track was also included on the ''[[European Sun]]'' compilation album from 1988.
-'''Fear And Dancing''':  Recorded for the unreleased Island album sometime in 1984.  Produced with [[Alan Rankine]].  This track was also included on the [[European Sun]] compilation album from 1988.
+'''The Executioner''': Collaboration with [[Cabaret Voltaire (band)|Cabaret Voltaire]] recorded in 1984 and at one stage intended for release as a single. This track is also included on the ''[[European Sun]]'' compilation album from 1988.
+'''Love Eternal (12" Mix)''': Released in March 1986 on Les Disques Du Crepuscule. Produced with Alan Rankine.
-'''The Executioner''':  Collaboration with [[Cabaret Voltaire]] recorded in 1984 and at one stage slated for release as a single.  This track is also included on the [[European Sun]] compilation album from 1988.
+'''The Only Truth (U.S. Remix)''': Released as a 12" single on Island Records in October 1984. Jointly produced by [[New Order (band)|New Order]] stalwart [[Bernard Sumner]] and Donald Johnson of [[A Certain Ratio]]. Sumner and Johnson also play guitar and percussion respectively.
-'''Love Eternal (12" Mix)''':  Released in March 1986 on [[Les Disques Du Crepuscule]].  Produced with [[Alan Rankine]].
+'''This Dying Flame (12" Mix)''': Previously unreleased. Co-produced with Alan Rankine.
-'''The Only Truth (U.S. Remix)''':  Released as a 12" single on [[Island Records]] in October 1984. Jointly produced by [[New Order]] stalwart [[Bernard Sumner]] and Donald Johnson of [[A Certain Ratio]].  Sumner and Johnson also play guitar and percussion respectively.
+'''Heaven Help You Now ([[Mantronik]] Mix)''': Only previously appeared as an extra track on the "[[Surrender (paul haig)|Surrender]]" CD single in 1993. Additional production and remix by [[Mantronik]] in [[New York City]].
-'''This Dying Flame (12" Mix)''':  Previously unreleased.  Co-produced with [[Alan Rankine]].
+'''Reach The Top''' and '''Swinging For You''': Recorded in [[Brussels]] in September 1987. The third song from this session, "Torchomatic" was released as a 12" single in October 1988. "Reach The Top" was recorded by [[Billy MacKenzie]] for ''The Glamour Chase'' album, which was not released until after MacKenzie's death.
-'''Heaven Help You Now ([[Mantronik]] Mix)''':  Only previously appeared as an extra track on the [[Surrender (paul haig)|Surrender]] CD single in 1993. Additional production and remix by [[Mantronik]] in [[New York City]].
+'''The Electrician''' and '''The Shining''': Taken from the [[Finitribe]] album ''Sleazy Listening'', recorded in 1998.  "The Shining" is dedicated to Billy MacKenzie.
-'''Reach The Top''' and '''Swinging For You''':  Recorded in [[Brussels]] in September 1987. The third song from this session, [[Torchomatic]] was released as a 12" single in October 1988.  Reach The Top was recorded by [[Billy MacKenzie]] for ''The Glamour Chase'' album, which wasn't released until after Billy's death.
+'''Psycho San Jose''': Recorded in Edinburgh in Summer 1987. Previously appeared on the ''[[European Sun]]'' compilation album from 1988.
-'''The Electrician''' and '''The Shining''':  Taken from the [[Finitribe]] album ''Sleazy Listening'', recorded in 1998.  ''The Shining'' is dedicated to [[Billy MacKenzie]].
+{{Paul Haig}}
+==References==
-'''Psycho San Jose''':  Recorded in Edinburgh in Summer 1987.  Previously appeared on the [[European Sun]] compilation album from 1988.
+{{reflist}}
 [[Category:Paul Haig albums]]
-[[Category:2004 albums]]
+[[Category:2004 compilation albums]]
+{{2000s-pop-album-stub}}

v t e Paul Haig
Studio albums	Rhythm of Life (1983) The Warp of Pure Fun (1985) Chain (1989) Cinematique (1992) Coincidence vs Fate (1993) Cinematique 2 (2001) Cinematique 3 (2003)
Compilation albums	European Sun (1988) Then Again (2004)
Singles	"Running Away" "Justice" "Heaven Sent" "Never Give Up (Party Party)" "Big Blue World" "The Only Truth" "Heaven Help You Now" "Scottish Christmas" "Love Eternal" "Something Good" "I Believe in You" "Surrender"
Related	Josef K The Only Fun in Town Malcolm Ross