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Formats and Editions
1. Mario's Cafe
2. Railway Jam
3. Date with Spelman
4. Calico
5. Avenue
6. You're in a Bad Way
7. Memo to Pricey
8. Hobart Paving
9. Leafhound
10. Clock Milk
11. Conchita Martinez
12. No Rainbows for Me
13. Here Comes Clown Feet
14. Junk the Morgue
15. Chicken Soup
16. Everything Flows
17. Railway Jam (Vocal Version)
18. Who Do You Think You Are?
19. Some Place Else
20. Duke Duvet
21. Paper
22. Johnny in the Echo Cafe
23. Archway People
24. California Snow Story
25. Join Our Club
26. Everlasting
27. Snowplough
28. Rainy Day Women
29. Peterloo
30. I'm Too Sexy
31. Stranger in Paradise
32. Hobart Paving (Van Dyke Parks Version)
More Info:
Digitally remastered and expanded two CD edition including bonus b-sides, rarities and unreleased tracks. So Tough is the second studio album by the British band, first released in 1993. It is their highest-charting album to date, reaching # 7 on the UK Album Chart. The album takes it's title from The Beach Boys album Carl & The Passions - So Tough. The album was indebted to sixties classics, The Who Sell Out by The Who, Smile by The Beach Boys and Head by The Monkees. It was originally intended as a concept album, starting at Mario's Cafe in London then traveling around the world, however it came to be viewed as a solely London album. The album cover Features lead singer Sarah Cracknell aged 6 taken by her father Derek Cracknell.
