Tracklist
| Discovery | 4:27 | ||
| Weird Gear | 5:12 | ||
| Pansy | 5:18 | ||
| Honey | 5:09 | ||
| Stella | 4:26 | ||
| Geezer | 6:34 | ||
| Panther | 4:47 | ||
| British Summertime | 8:05 | ||
| Lights In My Brain | 5:40 | ||
| Gravity | 4:38 | ||
| Canoe Trip | 2:55 | ||
| Skyclad | 5:14 |
Credits (13)
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Jemma MellerioClarinet
Paul Johnson (20)Drums [Space Drums]-
Jolly JamesEngineer
Charlie MayKeyboards [Additional]
Gabriele GaiKeyboards [Additional]-
Jolly JamesProducer
Notes
Versions:
• 1991: Original release on Brainiak Records
CD has 12 tracks, LP has 11 tracks (does not include the track "Gravity" from the CD). Features plain cover art with dove artwork and text
• 1992: Reissue on Dali Records in the USA and Canada
All 1992 reissues have 14 tracks: "Saratoga" and "Nova Scotia" have been added from the April 1992 Rough Trade Singles Club 7" release, and the versions of "British Summertime", "Canoe Trip", "Lights In My Brain" are edited down to slightly shorter lengths; "Skyclad" is a new, slightly longer alternate mix). Features new cover art, a photo of a bright field on a farm in the summertime.
• 2002: Remastered (in 2002) reissue on Darla Records in the USA (issued simultaneously in Japan).
Features the 1992 artwork and 14 track tracklist.
• 2014: Remastered (in 2014) reissue through Rough Trade, exported worldwide and made available digitally.
This version has 18 tracks. It features the 14 track tracklist from 1992, but has four added bonus tracks comprising a Peel Session the group performed in 1992: "Saratoga", "Nova Scotia", "Honey", and "Pansy". Features new cover art, a juxtaposition of a photo of leaves and a photo of clouds.
• 1991: Original release on Brainiak Records
CD has 12 tracks, LP has 11 tracks (does not include the track "Gravity" from the CD). Features plain cover art with dove artwork and text
• 1992: Reissue on Dali Records in the USA and Canada
All 1992 reissues have 14 tracks: "Saratoga" and "Nova Scotia" have been added from the April 1992 Rough Trade Singles Club 7" release, and the versions of "British Summertime", "Canoe Trip", "Lights In My Brain" are edited down to slightly shorter lengths; "Skyclad" is a new, slightly longer alternate mix). Features new cover art, a photo of a bright field on a farm in the summertime.
• 2002: Remastered (in 2002) reissue on Darla Records in the USA (issued simultaneously in Japan).
Features the 1992 artwork and 14 track tracklist.
• 2014: Remastered (in 2014) reissue through Rough Trade, exported worldwide and made available digitally.
This version has 18 tracks. It features the 14 track tracklist from 1992, but has four added bonus tracks comprising a Peel Session the group performed in 1992: "Saratoga", "Nova Scotia", "Honey", and "Pansy". Features new cover art, a juxtaposition of a photo of leaves and a photo of clouds.
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Every Man And Woman Is A Star
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Brainiak Records – BRAINKCD 21 | UK | 1991 | UK — 1991 | ||||
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Every Man And Woman Is A Star
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Brainiak Records – Braink 21LP | UK | 1991 | UK — 1991 |
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Every Man And Woman Is A Star
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Brainiak Records – BRAINKC 21 | UK | 1991 | UK — 1991 |
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Every Man And Woman Is A Star
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Dali Records – 61443-2 | US | 1992 | US — 1992 |
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Every Man And Woman Is A Star
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Rough Trade – R2892 | UK | 1992 | UK — 1992 | ||||
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Every Man And Woman Is A Star
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Rough Trade – R 2896 | UK | 1992 | UK — 1992 |
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Every Man And Woman Is A Star
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TDK Core Co. Ltd. – TDCN 5010 | Japan | 1992 | Japan — 1992 |
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Every Man And Woman Is A Star
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Rough Trade – R2894 | UK | 1992 | UK — 1992 |
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Every Man And Woman Is A Star
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Dali Records – 61443-2 | USA & Canada | 1992 | USA & Canada — 1992 |
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Every Man And Woman Is A Star
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Dali Records – 61443-4 | US | 1992 | US — 1992 |
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Every Man And Woman Is A Star
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Dali Records – 61443-4 | USA & Canada | 1992 | USA & Canada — 1992 |
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Every Man And Woman Is A Star
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Rough Trade – R2892 | UK | 1992 | UK — 1992 | ||||
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Every Man And Woman Is A Star
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LTM (4) – LTMCD2345 | UK | 2002 | UK — 2002 |
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Every Man And Woman Is A Star
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Darla Records – DRL-131 | US | 2002 | US — 2002 |
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Every Man And Woman Is A Star
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Rough Trade – RTRADST715 | UK | 2014 | UK — 2014 |
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Every Man And Woman Is A Star
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Rough Trade – none | 2014 | 2014 |
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Every Man And Woman Is A Star
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Rough Trade – none | UK | 2014 | UK — 2014 |
Recommendations
Reviews
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Edited 9 months agoPastoral-flavoured electronic sun-kissed balearic vibes from UK's Ultramarine.
Underrated work of genius from the early 90s!
All the better for it I guess. Cult classic surely.
The follow up long player United Kingdoms included folk to the mix.
Any only 8,000 monthly listeners on Spotify? The world is crazy.
For me a rediscovery really having only heard a few tracks back in the day. I can only recommend people to get on board! And the guys are still going today.
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referencing Every Man And Woman Is A Star (2×LP, Album, Reissue, Remastered, 12", 45 RPM) RTRADLP715
A simply amazing piece of work from the genre pressed and delivered perfectly to our ears, this is just a great collection of electronic compositions containing samples and beats that will draw the naysayers in bit by bit. I for one was into this album upon it’s release, as it was gifted to me by a friend who slipped me promos from the Turtle’s he worked at. It always was great, but this pressing takes it up a notch. So good how chill and danceable it is simultaneously and did I mention it’s a killer pressing of it? I could take or leave the artwork on the cover; I liked the original, but also understand how this new version may appeal to today’s buyer seeing as how it’s eeeek over 30 years old at this point and the original cover does reflect that with a dated look. -
Quite simply one of the most beautiful albums ever made. Listen to Discovery. Sublime.
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referencing Every Man And Woman Is A Star (2×LP, Album, Reissue, Remastered, 12", 45 RPM) RTRADLP715
Great sounding record. I think I'm the only person that actually likes the new artwork! -
referencing Every Man And Woman Is A Star (2×LP, Album, Reissue, Remastered, 12", 45 RPM) RTRADLP715
Finally got around to ordering this brand-new online; arrived today and both seams are split at the top, so back it goes. Annoying. -
referencing Every Man And Woman Is A Star (2×LP, Album, Reissue, Remastered, 12", 45 RPM) RTRADLP715
Finally got around to ordering this brand-new online; arrived today and both seams are split at the top, so back it goes. Annoying. -
Edited 3 years ago
referencing Every Man And Woman Is A Star (2×LP, Album, Reissue, Remastered, 12", 45 RPM) RTRADLP715
The Rough Trade reissue is a nice heavy duty vinyl set but the 'changing seasons fallen leaves' photoshop artwork looks cheap as hell... Plus autumn is not the season suggested by the music. The first Rough Trade with the dove and cornfield fitted the pastoral summer rave comedown vibe with echoes of KLF chillout...
The first Brainiac version doesn't feature the funky afterhours stormer that is Saratoga and you can't listen to that gem without cracking a smile and having a little skip on the mental dance floor at least...
So to sum up, get the first Rough Trade first versions for the music and artwork!
PS Ultramarine have never been blessed with great artwork - the Folk album looks like something Marillion would have refused for being too garish and esoteric-proggy...
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A very well-rounded, pleasing, diverse album that still sounds relevant today, at least to my ears! No duff track on that one!
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Edited 4 years agoAs per the other comment...a special place; I had thousands of records this was one of the few I kept. It's not one you'll hear people bang on about, it wasn't massivley popular, but it's a gem. It was exploring, just like many of us at the time...if nothing else it's a perfect downtempo voyage around your bed/living room (where ever you end up!). Aaron jumpers meet Joe Bloggs. I'm from the UK, I'm no nationalist, but this makes me go gooey for England's fluffy green pastures of a sunny Summer's dawn; Look! There's a sound system with lots of people winding down after a hards night raving, their minds and body's energies are spent, nature smiles, they are inseperable from memories of parties long past..."Out Here In The Perimeters We Are Stone...Henged!" -
Interesting that the album title is identical to a phrase from TAGC's "Big Sex" (both TAGC and Ultramarine's former self A Primary Industry shared same space on the amazing Sweatbox label).
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