Beat Torture

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Beat Torture
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Studio album by
Released1988
Genre Post punk, Indie
Label Creation Records - CRELP 038
Producer Alan McGee
The Times chronology
Up Against It
(1986)
Beat Torture
(1988)
E For Edward
(1989)

Beat Torture is the seventh album by West London Post punk and Indie band The Times released in 1988. [1]

Track listing

Side A

  1. Godevil - 04:40
  2. Heaven Sent Me an Angel - 04:14
  3. I'll Be Your Volunteer - 02:57
  4. Department Store - 03:27
  5. Love Like Haze or Rain - 06:36

Side B

  1. It Had to Happen - 04:09
  2. Chelsea Green - 03:48
  3. How to Start Your Own Country - 03:58
  4. On the Peace Line - 03:24
  5. Scarlet and Sapphire - 04:24

+ tracks on CD

  1. Angel - 04:13
  2. Volunteer - 03:36
  3. Country - 04:04
  4. Love - 05:48

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