ReFracted! The Making of Afraid of Sunlight "Making Of" Album Released May 2001 Recorded 1995 Disc 1 (Album Demos) Gazpacho Cannibal Surf Babe Beautiful Afraid of Sunrise Out of this World Beyond You Afraid of Sunlight King   Disc 2 (Writing Sessions) Gazpacho Mid-8 Gazpacho Shuffle Heavy Groove Gazpacho Gazpacho Guitar Gazpacho Chorus Big Soul Surf Babe X-Ray Surf Babe Jangly Surf Babe Beautiful Piano AOS Cabaret Out of this World Original End Out of this World Actual End Pulse Beyond You Beyond You Piano Version Beyond Blade Runner Beyond the '80's Beyond the Stones Beautifully Disturbing Latin AOS Work on AOS More AOS The Electronix King Heavy King Hendrix King Funkadelic King Talking Kings Hero King     256 Kbps MP3 Audio Download Our Price: £4.99 | £4.16 Outside Europe Racket Records Credits Cost: 5 Credits The physical release of this title is out of print. This title is only available as a download.     Afraid of Sunlight Studio album   Album Information Volume 1 in the From Dusk 'til Dot series of Racket Club Demos, featuring the making of Afraid of Sunlight. Originally billed as a single disc, enough material was available to stretch onto 2CDs. Rather than leave some great moments off, we're including a second disc, and keeping the price the same as a single disc! Congratulations to Liam Birch from London, Ontario, Canada, who won the Racket Album Title Contest and named this album. Congratulations also go to Mark Hübler from Leinfelden-Echterdingen, Germany for naming the series. Website Links Complete Song Lyrics Back to Music Shop Related Releases Songs on this release are from... Afraid of Sunlight Other "Making Of" Releases Another DAT at the Office The Making of This Strange Engine Caught in the Net The Making of marillion.com Fallout The Making of Radiation The Making of Brave ReFracted! The Making of Afraid of Sunlight Unzipped The Making of Anoraknophobia Important Information about "Making Of" CDs All our 'Making of' albums contain material taken from album writing sessions. The majority material was recorded in stereo only (onto Cassette, DAT, or Mini Disc), and later transferred to computer. The sound quality varies from track to track, as all these recordings were made solely as a reference for ourselves to use throughout the writing sessions - they were originally made "for our ears only." We had no control over the balance of individual instruments once recorded, so if some tracks seems excessively noisy, the balance of the instruments is a bit strange, or you hear some odd pops or clicks, it's not a faulty CD! Please keep this in mind before purchasing this CD.

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