Footage Missing

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Footage Missing
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Studio album by
Released2002
Genre Indie rock
Label Shock Records
Producer The Fauves
The Fauves chronology
Thousand Yard Stare
(2000)
Footage Missing
(2002)
The Fauves
(2004)

Footage Missing is the sixth studio album by Mornington Peninsula, Melbourne, Australia indie band The Fauves.

Contents

Cox said, "The concept was simply to go and make another good record. We didn't workshop too many fancy scenarios - it's not possible on our kind of budgets. We didn't really have any strong ideas about what style of record we were going to make. We wrote a large number of songs over a period of about a year which resulted in a wide variety of styles coming through." [1]

Discussing the album title, Cox said, "as you get older someone may be relating a story from the past and suddenly there's a blank. That happens a lot with us when we are crapping on. Footage Missing refers to that blank spot in your memory. I don't know where it went." [2]

Track listing

All songs by The Fauves [3]

  1. "Insert Your Life"
  2. "Good Times Coming"
  3. "Yo-Yo Craze"
  4. "Ticket To The Big Time"
  5. "Unsafe At Any Speed"
  6. "One Of The Girls"
  7. "LA '86"
  8. "Nairobi Nights"
  9. "Wendy"
  10. "The Finest Choice"
  11. "Phasing You In"
  12. "Chaos And Dance"
  13. "Right-Wing Fags"

Personnel

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References

  1. "An Interview with The Fauves". Oz Music Project. Archived from the original on 16 January 2003.
  2. "Footage Missing". InPress. 2002.
  3. The Fauves - Footage Missing Album Reviews, Songs & More | AllMusic , retrieved 7 November 2022