Market Harbour

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Market Harbour
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Studio album by
ReleasedJanuary 2008
RecordedDuring 2007
StudioRecorded: Apollo 8 and The Custard Factory Mixed: Son of Majestic Splendour
Genre Rock
Length60:24
Label Round Records
Producer Legion
Ginger chronology
Yoni
(2007)
Market Harbour
(2008)
10
(2010)
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Market Harbour is a solo album by The Wildhearts frontman Ginger Wildheart, released in January 2008 on Round Records. The LP is the third studio album by Ginger. There are no gaps between the tracks on the album - with each one segueing into another.

Track listing

All tracks are written by Ginger except "The Queen of Leaving" by Ginger and Scott Sorry

No.TitleLength
1."Casino Bay"05:21
2."Soap Hammer"01:31
3."Queen of Leaving"03:03
4."Attentionette"03:38
5."The Ninns of Mourning"01:08
6."House of Moths"03:13
7."How Hard Can You Make It?"02:12
8."Awareness and the Great Integrity"03:55
9."A Philosophical Conversation About Age"00:26
10."Josser Bank"02:46
11."Tenants"01:08
12."Regret.com"02:20
13."Black Yeah"00:58
14."I Knew You (An Amnesis)"04:38
15."You and Me (That's What I Want)"01:51
16."Couple Trouble"02:04
17."The Perilous Burden of Prodigal Obligation"05:36
18."A Malibu Chronical"04:01
19."Overeasy"03:02
20."Eye of the Rotunda"02:08
21."Shatterproof"05:28
Total length:1:00:14
Japanese edition bonus tracks
No.TitleLength
22."How Legends Love" (B-side from the Casino Bay/Holiday Single) 
23."She's So Taboo (Live)" 
24."29 X the Pain (Live)" 

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