Land (1975–2002)

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Land
Land cover
Compilation album by Patti Smith
Released March 19, 2002 (2002-03-19)
Recorded 1974-2002
Genre Rock
Length 71:39 (disc one), 72:12 (disc two), 143:51 (total)
Label Arista
Professional reviews
Patti Smith compilations chronology
The Patti Smith Masters
(1996)		 Land
(2002)		 iTunes Originals
(2008)
This article is about the album by Patti Smith. For the album by Land, see LAND (album). For other uses, see Land.

Land is a two disc compilation album by Patti Smith, released March 19, 2002 on Arista Records.[1] Land contains a collection of recordings from her 8 previous albums on first CD, along with B-sides and unreleased songs on second disc. The album ranked number 8 in Mojo's "Best Box Sets & Compilations of 2002".[2] Dedicated to the memory of Richard Sohl.

Contents

[edit] Track listing

[edit] Disc one

# Title Songwriter Length
1 "Dancing Barefoot" Ivan Kral, Patti Smith 4:16
2 "Babelogue" Patti Smith 1:29
3 "Rock N Roll Nigger" Lenny Kaye, Patti Smith 3:23
4 "Gloria" Van Morrison, Patti Smith 5:52
5 "Pissing in a River" Kral, Patti Smith 4:51
6 "Free Money" Kaye, Patti Smith 3:48
7 "People Have the Power" Patti Smith, Fred Sonic Smith 5:09
8 "Because the Night" Patti Smith, Bruce Springsteen 3:23
9 "Frederick" Patti Smith 3:03
10 "Summer Cannibals" Patti Smith, Fred Smith 4:09
11 "Ghost Dance" Kaye, Patti Smith 4:41
12 "Ain't It Strange" Kral, Patti Smith 6:36
13 "1959" Tony Shanahan, Patti Smith 4:00
14 "Beneath the Southern Cross" Kaye, Patti Smith 4:36
15 "Glitter in Their Eyes" Oliver Ray, Smith 3:04
16 "Paths That Cross" Patti Smith, Fred Smith 4:20
17 "When Doves Cry" Prince 4:59

[edit] Disc two

# Title Songwriter Length
1 "Piss Factory" [version] Patti Smith, Richard Sohl 5:02
2 "Redondo Beach" [demo version] Lenny Kaye, Smith, Sohl 3:44
3 "Distant Fingers" [demo version] Allen Lanier, Smith 4:56
4 "25th Floor" [live - Eugene, Oregon, 1978] Ivan Kral, Smith 5:43
5 "Come Back Little Sheba" [version] Kaye, Smith 2:36
6 "Wander I Go" [version] Oliver Ray, Smith 4:56
7 "Dead City" [live - Denmark, 2001] Ray, Smith 4:34
8 "Spell" [live - Portland, Oregon, 2001] Allen Ginsberg, Ray 6:40
9 "Wing" [live - Paris, 2001] Smith 5:05
10 "Boy Cried Wolf" [live - Paris, 2001] Smith 5:48
11 "Birdland" [live - Los Angelos, 2001] Kaye, Kral, Smith, Sohl 9:42
12 "Higher Learning" [version] Jay Dee Daugherty, Kaye, Ray, Tony Shanahan, Smith, Rev. Frank Ray 7:21
13 "Notes to the Future" [live - St Mark's Poetry Project, St Mark's Church, New York City, 1 January 2002] Smith 6:05

[edit] Personnel

[edit] Charts

Chart (2002)[3] Position
Austria 53
Belgium 27
Italy 20
Netherlands 100
Norway 25
Switzerland 70

[edit] Release history

Date Label Format Catalog
March 19, 2002 Arista Records CD 14708

[edit] Notes

  1. ^ Press release. Retrieved on 2008-03-02.
  2. ^ Review. Retrieved on 2008-03-02.
  3. ^ Charts. Retrieved on 2008-03-02.

[edit] External links

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Patti Smith
Studio albums
Horses (1975) · Radio Ethiopia (1976) · Easter (1978) · Wave (1979) · Dream of Life (1988) · Gone Again (1996) · Peace and Noise (1997) · Gung Ho (2000) · Trampin' (2004) · Twelve (2007)
Other albums
Hey Joe / Radio Ethiopia (1977) · Set Free (1978) · The Patti Smith Masters (1996) · Land (2002) · Horses/Horses (2005) · iTunes Originals (2008) · The Coral Sea (2008)
Singles
"Hey Joe" (1974) · "Gloria" (1976) · "Pissing in a River" (1976) · "Pumping (My Heart)" (1976) · "Ask the Angels" (1977) · "Because the Night" (1978) · "Privilege (Set Me Free)" (1978) · "Frederick" (1979) · "Dancing Barefoot" (1979) · "So You Want to Be a Rock 'n' Roll Star" (1979) · "People Have the Power" (1988) · "Looking for You (I Was)" (1988) · "Up There Down There" (1988) · "Summer Cannibals" (1996) · "E-Bow the Letter" (1996) · "1959" (1997) · "Glitter in Their Eyes" (2000) · "Jubilee" (2004) · "Gimme Shelter" (2007)
Books
Seventh Heaven (1972) · Witt (1973) · Babel (1978) · Woolgathering (1992) · Early Work (1994) · The Coral Sea (1996) · Patti Smith Complete (1998) · Strange Messenger (2003) · Auguries of Innocence (2005)
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