It is unclear why the title was changed, but the original title of the film was "Emotional Fascism."
The third album released in 1979. Contains 12 songs including "Oliver's Army" which reached number 2 on the UK singles chart.
The UK and US versions have different tracklists, with the Japanese version having the same content as the UK version. The US version removed the ninth track, "Sunday's Best," for being too British, and included producer Nick Lowe's B-side single, "(What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love and Understanding?"
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21 TRACKS:
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1)
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Accidents Will Happen
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2)
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Senior Service
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3)
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Oliver's Army
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4)
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Big Boys
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5)
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Green Shirt
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6)
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Party Girl
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7)
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Goon Squad
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8)
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Busy Bodies
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Sunday's Best
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10)
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Moods For Moderns
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11)
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Chemistry Class
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12)
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Two Little Hitlers
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13)
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(What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love And Understanding?
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14)
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My Funny Valentine
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15)
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Tiny Steps
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Clean Money
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17)
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Talking In The Dark
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18)
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Wednesday Week
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19)
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Accidents Will Happen (Live)
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20)
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Alison (Live)
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21)
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Watching The Detectives (Live)
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Guitar, Vocals - Elvis Costello
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Written-By - Elvis Costello
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Producer - Nick Lowe
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Written-By - Nick Lowe (13)
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Engineer, Remastered By - Roger Bechirian
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Remastered By - Roger Bechirian
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Drums - Pete Thomas
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Bass - Bruce Thomas
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Keyboards - Steve Nieve
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Written-By - Rodgers & Hart (14)
