V Deep

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V Deep
File:V Deep (The Boomtown Rats album - cover art).jpg
Studio album by The Boomtown Rats
Released April 1982[1]
Recorded 1981 - 1982
Genre Rock, pop rock[1]
Length 41:02[1]
Label WEA (Ireland)
Ensign Records (UK)
Columbia Records (USA)
Producer Tony Visconti
The Boomtown Rats[2]
The Boomtown Rats chronology
Mondo Bongo
(1981)Mondo Bongo1981		 V Deep
(1982)		 In the Long Grass
(1984)In the Long Grass1984
Professional ratings
Review scores
Source Rating
Allmusic 2/5 stars[1]

V Deep was The Boomtown Rats' fifth album, and the first to be released after guitarist Gerry Cott left the group.[1] It includes the minor hit single "House on Fire".[3]

Name

The name of the album is pronounced "five deep", not "vee deep"[citation needed] and refers to the fact that it's the band's fifth album and also that they became a five-piece following the departure of Gerry Cott.[4]

Track listing

UK release

All songs were written by Bob Geldof, except where noted.

  1. "Never in a Million Years"
  2. "The Bitter End"
  3. "Talking in Code"
  4. "He Watches It All"
  5. "A Storm Breaks"
  6. "Charmed Lives"
  7. "House on Fire"
  8. "Up All Night"
  9. "Skin on Skin"
  10. "The Little Death/... House Burned Down" (B. Geldof, P. Briquette)[1]

US release

All songs were written by Bob Geldof, except where noted.

  1. "Never in a Million Years"
  2. "The Bitter End"
  3. "Talking in Code"
  4. "He Watches It All"
  5. "A Storm Breaks"
  6. "Charmed Lives"
  7. "House on Fire"
  8. "Whitehall 1212" (from the UK Mondo Bongo)
  9. "Skin on Skin"
  10. "The Little Death/... House Burned Down" (B. Geldof, P. Briquette)

2005 reissue

All songs were written by Bob Geldof, except where noted.

  1. "He Watches It All"
  2. "Never in a Million Years"
  3. "Talking in Code"
  4. "The Bitter End"
  5. "The Little Death" (B. Geldof, P. Briquette)
  6. "A Storm Breaks"
  7. "Up All Night"
  8. "House on Fire"
  9. "Charmed Lives"
  10. "Skin on Skin"
  11. "Say Hi to Mick"
  12. "No Hiding Place" (B-side)
  13. "House on Fire" (12" Dub Version)
  14. "Up All Night" (Long Version)

Personnel

In popular culture

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