Side A
Artist	Song
Spiritualized	Anyway That You Want Me
Spiritualized	Feel So Sad
Spiritualized	I Want You
Spiritualized	Run
Spiritualized	Sway
Spiritualized	Smiles
Spiritualized	Why Don't You Smile Now
Spiritualized	Angel Sigh
Spiritualized	You Know It's True
Spiritualized	Good Dope/Good Fun
Spiritualized	Electric Mainline
Spiritualized	Let It Flow
Spiritualized	Good Times
Spiritualized	These Blues
Spiritualized	Luminescence
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
Spiritualized	Ladies And Gentlemen We Are Floating In Space
Spiritualized	Come Together
Spiritualized	I Think I'm In Love
Spiritualized	All Of My Thoughts
Spiritualized	Stay With Me
Spiritualized	Electricity
Spiritualized	On Fire
Spiritualized	Do It All Over Again
Spiritualized	The Twelve Steps
Spiritualized	Stop Your Crying
Spiritualized	This Little Life Of Mine
Spiritualized	She Kissed Me (It Felt Like A Hit)
Spiritualized	Lord Let It Rain On Me
Spiritualized	Never Goin' Back
Spiritualized	Sweet Talk
Spiritualized	Soul On Fire

Comment:

Two hours of droning sonic love from one of the top notch headphone-worthy artists of the past decade and a half. Personally, I'm (very) partial to the first few albums, when Jason Spaceman Pierce continued where classice 80s/90s drone-psych pioneers left off, with fuzzed-out guitar & synth romps, blen-ding psychedelia and Velvet Underground hooks into a joyous mind candy. Disc one covers those two first great albums and the contemporaneous singles, and it's a joy to behold. Disc two picks up with perhaps my favorite album of theirs (and an underrated mid-90s classic), Ladies And Gentlemen We Are Floating In Space, where he added in some blues and gospel and came up with something of a sonic masterpiece. The first 6 tracks of the album are capture here in their interlinked original running order to avoid spoiling the fun.
He kinda lost me after that, weeding out much of the psychedelic noodling and upping the blues and gospel elements. The next three albums have a few highlights each here, but I'm not a huge fan. And I have to say I really care not at all for this year's release, hailed as something of a heart-wrenching ode to Pierce's own near-death experience. Stark, sure, but not an enjoyable listen.

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