You Can Have It All
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| "You Can Have It All" | ||
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| Single by Kaiser Chiefs | ||
| from the album Employment | ||
| Released | Christmas 2005 | |
| Format | 7" | |
| Recorded | 2004 | |
| Genre | Rock | |
| Length | 4:35 | |
| Label | B-Unique | |
| Producer(s) | Stephen Harris | |
| Employment track listing | ||
| "Na Na Na Na Naa" (4) |
"You Can Have It All" (5) |
"Oh My God" (6) |
"You Can Have It All" is a song by the Kaiser Chiefs, originally included on their debut album, Employment. The song has a mellow, slow-paced mood - the lyrics suggest an on/off relationship with a woman. "You Can Have it All" is largely influenced by The Beach Boys, partially evident due to its' use of vocal harmony.
At Christmas time, a "light orchestral" version of the song was released exclusively on the Kaiser Chiefs' website as an 7" vinyl record, and was restricted to 2,000 copies. The record comes in a gatefold cover which inside includes a special Christmas message from the band and their respective autographs. There is also a rare promo-CD issuing of this release [1].
[edit] 7" tracklisting
- "You Can Have it All" (Light Orchestral)
- "I Predict Some Quiet"
Ironically, the B-side is actually complete silence, probably ensured that listeners can have a peaceful Christmas.
| Kaiser Chiefs |
| Ricky Wilson | Andrew "Whitey" White | Simon Rix | Nick Hodgson | Nick "Peanut" Baines |
| Discography |
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| Albums: Employment | Yours Truly, Angry Mob |
| Singles: "Oh My God" | "I Predict a Riot" | "Everyday I Love You Less and Less" | "Modern Way" | "Ruby" | "Everything Is Average Nowadays" |
| DVDs: Enjoyment |
| Other releases: Lap of Honour | "You Can Have It All" |
| Related articles |
| Kaizer Chiefs Football Club | B-Unique Records | Polydor Records | Stephen Street |
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