The Certainty Of Chance
- The Certainty Of Chance CD1 (Black)
- 1. The Certainty Of Chance [Fin De Siècle] 6:07
- 2. Last Stand In Metroland 4:25
- 3. Miranda 3:45
- The Certainty Of Chance CD2 (White)
- 1. The Certainty Of Chance [Fin De Siècle] 6:07
- 2. The Dead Only Quickly 1:14
- 3. Knowing The Ropes 5:49
- The Certainty Of Chance MC
- 1. The Certainty Of Chance [Fin De Siècle] 6:07
- 2. Maryland Electric Rainstorm 5:43
| History |  |
|---|---|
| 09/11/1998 | Release |
| 22/11/1998 | #49 |
| 29/11/1998 | #84 |
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As it was the case with Generation Sex, the single was released in three formats: two CDs and a tape.
Black and white being the two main ‘colours’ for Fin De Siècle, CD1 is black while CD2 is white. Each has ‘The Certainty Of Chance’ (the long version with Neil Hannon monologue) plus two other songs: a song by The Divine Comedy and a Nyman cover. The cassette features only one B-side.
Following to the 1997 Edinburgh Festival, where The Divine Comedy played together with Michael Nyman, the band decided to record in studios four of the Nyman pieces they had covered. These were released on the Generation Sex and The Certainty Of Chance CDs.
Actually maybe too sober, this single was the first flop of The Divine Comedy: on the verge of the Top 50, it only reached the 49th place on the UK charts.
Black and white being the two main ‘colours’ for Fin De Siècle, CD1 is black while CD2 is white. Each has ‘The Certainty Of Chance’ (the long version with Neil Hannon monologue) plus two other songs: a song by The Divine Comedy and a Nyman cover. The cassette features only one B-side.
Following to the 1997 Edinburgh Festival, where The Divine Comedy played together with Michael Nyman, the band decided to record in studios four of the Nyman pieces they had covered. These were released on the Generation Sex and The Certainty Of Chance CDs.
Actually maybe too sober, this single was the first flop of The Divine Comedy: on the verge of the Top 50, it only reached the 49th place on the UK charts.