Paralytic Tonight, Dublin Tomorrow

EP by The Saints

Released

March, 1980

Recorded

London, 1980

Label

Lost (Australia)
New Rose (France)

Producer

L. Lambert

The Saints chronology

Prehistoric Sounds
(1979)

Paralytic Tonight, Dublin Tomorrow (EP)
(1980)

The Monkey Puzzle
(1980)

Paralytic Tonight, Dublin Tomorrow is an 7" EP by Australian Punk band The Saints. Clinton Walker described it as, "shambolic in the extreme, but still possessed of a certain spark."^[1]

Australian Release

PRS-2773

Side A

"Simple Love"
"(Don't send me) Roses""

Side B

"On the Waterfront"
"Call it Mine"

The back cover to the Australian release.

French Release

NEW-1

Side A

"Simple Love"
"(Don't send me) Roses"
"Miss Wonderful"

Side B

"On the Waterfront"
"Call it Mine"

The back cover to the French release.

References

↑ Clinton Walker (1996). Stranded: The Secret History of Australian Independent Music 1977–1991. Pan MacMillan. p. 78. ISBN 0-7329-0883-3.

The Saints

Chris Bailey Barry Francis Peter Wilkinson Ivor Hay Ed Kuepper Jeffrey Wegener Doug Balmanno Kym Bradshaw Alasdair Ward Bruce Callaway Janine Hall Mark Birmingham Chris Burnham Laurie Cuffe Ian Shedden Tracy Pew Richard Burgman Louise Elliott Arturo LaRizza Joe Chiofalo Dror Erez Tony Faehse Peter Jones Michael Bayliss Marty Bjerregaard Andy Faulkner Andreas Jörnvill Joakim Täck Ian Walsh Måns Wieslander Eddie Nyström Marty Willson-Piper Caspar Wijnberg Jane Mack Sean Carey

Studio albums	(I'm) Stranded Eternally Yours Prehistoric Sounds The Monkey Puzzle I Thought This Was Love, But This Ain't Casablanca A Little Madness to Be Free All Fools Day Prodigal Son Howling Everybody Knows the Monkey Spit the Blues Out Nothing Is Straight in My House Imperious Delirium King of the Sun

Compilation albums	Know Your Product: The Best of The Saints The Greatest Cowboy Movie Never Made

Singles / Extended plays	"(I'm) Stranded" One Two Three Four "This Perfect Day" "Know Your Product" Paralytic Tonight, Dublin Tomorrow "Just Like Fire Would"

Related articles	Discography The Aints Laughing Clowns Australian Made

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