Mark Hollis (album)

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Mark Hollis
Studio album by Mark Hollis
Released	26 January 1998
Genre	Post-rock
Length	46:56
Label	Polydor
Producer	Mark Hollis
Professional reviews
All Music Guide link Crawdaddy! (favorable) link 12 March 2008 Opus (favourable) link 28 January 2006 Pitchfork (9.0/10) link

Mark Hollis is a self-titled album by the former Talk Talk frontman Mark Hollis. It was released on Polydor on 26 January 1998, then reissued on Pond Life on 13 March 2000. Originally titled Mountains of the Moon, the album was recorded as part of the two-album contract with Polydor, the first of which was used for Talk Talk's Laughing Stock in 1991.

Contents 1 Track listing 2 Personnel 2.1 Musicians 2.2 Technical 3 External links

[edit] Track listing

1. "The Colour of Spring" – 3:52
   (Mark Hollis, Phil Ramacon)
2. "Watershed" – 5:45
   (Mark Hollis, Warne Livesey)
3. "Inside Looking Out" – 6:21
   (Hollis)
4. "The Gift" – 4:22
   (Hollis, Livesey)
5. "A Life (1895 – 1915)" – 8:10
   (Hollis, Livesey)
6. "Westward Bound" – 4:18
   (Hollis, Dominic Miller)
7. "The Daily Planet" – 7:19
   (Hollis, Livesey)
8. "A New Jerusalem" – 6:49
   (Hollis, Livesey)

[edit] Personnel

[edit] Musicians

• Mark Hollis - vocals, guitar
• Martin Ditcham - drums, percussion
• Chris Laurence - bass guitar
• Lawrence Pendrous - piano, harmonium
• Iain Dixon - clarinet
• Tim Holmes - clarinet
• Mark Feltham - harmonica
• Henry Lowther - trumpet
• Andy Penayi - flute
• Melinda Maxwell - cor anglais

• Dominic Miller - guitar
• Robbie McIntosh - guitar
• Maggie Pollock - bassoon
• Julie Andrews - bassoon

[edit] Technical

• Phill Brown - engineer
• Mark Hollis - producer

[edit] External links

• Mark Hollis at MusicBrainz