Sleep Is for the Week
Sleep Is for the Week is the debut album by UK based songwriter Frank Turner, released on 15 January 2007 by Xtra Mile Recordings. In a 2008 interview, Turner claimed that the album was "a snapshot of pretty much exactly one year of my life".[5] The general reception by the music press was largely positive.[6][7] The artwork for the album sleeve was drawn by Chris Pell.
Track listing
All songs written and composed by Frank Turner.
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1. |
"The Real Damage" |
3:35 |
2. |
"Vital Signs" |
3:38 |
3. |
"Romantic Fatigue" |
2:57 |
4. |
"A Decent Cup of Tea" |
3:09 |
5. |
"Father's Day" |
4:50 |
6. |
"Worse Things Happen at Sea" |
3:43 |
7. |
"My Kingdom for a Horse" |
4:52 |
8. |
"Back in the Day" |
2:06 |
9. |
"Once We Were Anarchists" |
3:50 |
10. |
"Wisdom Teeth" |
4:17 |
11. |
"The Ladies of London Town" (Featuring Jamie Lenman) |
4:06 |
12. |
"Must Try Harder" |
3:35 |
13. |
"The Ballad of Me and My Friends" (Live recording at the Camden Barfly 8 August 2006) |
2:33 |
Total length: |
47:10 |
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Singles/B-sides
- "Vital Signs" (b-side "Heartless Bastard Motherfucker"), 25 December 2006 (Download Only)
Personnel
References
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| Studio albums | |
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| EPs | |
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| Collaborative albums | |
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| Compilation albums | |
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| Singles |
- "Vital Signs"
- "Photosynthesis"
- "Reasons Not to Be an Idiot"
- "Long Live the Queen"
- "The Road"
- "Poetry of the Deed"
- "Isabel"
- "Try This At Home"
- "I Still Believe"
- "Peggy Sang the Blues"
- "If Ever I Stray"
- "Wessex Boy"
- "Recovery"
- "The Way I Tend to Be"
- "Losing Days"
- "Oh Brother"
- "Polaroid Picture"
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| Split EPs | |
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| DVDs |
- All About the Destination
- Take to the Road
- Frank Turner Live From Wembley
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| Labels | |
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