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Pixies - Complete B-Sides (CD) (UK Import)

Pixies - Complete B-Sides (CD) (UK Import)

Artist: Pixies

Music Genre: Indie, Rock

Label
4AD
Cat No
GAD 2103 CD
Released
2001
Pressing
UK
Styles
Indie Rock

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ArtistPixies
FormatCD
Label4AD
Catalogue no.GAD 2103 CD
GenreIndie and Rock
Barcode0652637210323

Pixies — Complete 'B' Sides
Format: CD • Label: 4AD (GAD 2103 CD) • Released: 2001 • Pressing: UK • Genre: Indie Rock

Tracklist:
1. River Euphrates
2. Vamos (Live)
3. In Heaven (Lady In The Radiator Song) (Live)
4. Manta Ray
5. Weird At My School
6. Dancing The Manta Ray
7. Wave Of Mutilation (UK Surf)
8. Into The White
9. Bailey's Walk
10. Make Believe
11. I've Been Waiting For You
12. The Thing
13. Velvety (Instrumental Version)
14. Winterlong
15. Santo
16. Theme From Narc
17. Build High
18. Evil Hearted You
19. Letter To Memphis (Instrumental)
Video-1. Here Comes Your Man
Video-2. Allison

Imported from the UK.

Watch & listen

  • River Euphrates (2026 Remaster)

  • Vamos (Live - 2026 Remaster)

  • In Heaven (Lady In The Radiator Song) (Live - 2026 Remaster)

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About the artist

Alternative rock band formed in early 1986 in Boston, Massachusetts, US. The original lineup consisted of Black Francis (real name Charles Michael Kittridge Thompson IV) (vocals, guitar), Kim Deal (bass, vocals), Joey Santiago (guitar), and Dave Lovering (drums).

Kim Deal left the band in 2012 and was replaced by Kim Shattuck for their 2013 tour. Paz Lenchantin joined the band in 2014 and remained in the lineup until 2024, when she was succeeded by Emma Richardson.

Source: Discogs

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