Catalog Number: FC-40543 Condition Details: Vinyl plays nicely (play-tested). Cover looks great; very light scuffing (front/back). Inner sleeve is original (lyrics/photos). Spine is easy-to-read with very mild wear. Little-to-no shelf-wear along top/bottom-edge and corners. Opening is crisp with signs of light use. (Not a cut-out.) Tracks: Some People Wonderland War Games In The Long Run Wasting My Time Prisoner Of Conscience Why Does A Man Have To Be Strong? A Certain Passion Between Two Fires Wedding Day About The Record: Between Two Fires is the third solo album by the English singer Paul Young. Released in October 1986, it reached #4 on the UK Album Chart, and #77 on the U.S. Billboard Hot 200 album chart. The album has been certified Platinum (300,000 copies) by the British Phonographic Industry. Three singles were taken from the album; Wonderland, Some People, and Why Does a Man Have to Be Strong. Wonderland, written by Betsy Cook who also provided backing vocals on the album, reached #24 in the UK. Some People reached #56 in the UK and #65 in the U.S., while Why Does a Man have to be Strong reached #63 in the UK. After the numerous covers contained in the previous two works, Between Two Fires contained many more self-penned compositions, and Young actually co-produced, co-wrote and co-arranged most of the tracks. "Through the first few listens, the album seems muted and reticent, a bashful mishmash of pop riffs and references. But after those initial plays, Between Two Fires takes on remarkable colours, as if its ten tracks were strips of film coming to life in a photographer's darkroom. The record finally reveals itself to be a detailed portrait of the problems human beings have with sharing things ? whether it's a whole planet or just a queen-size bed." (from Laura Fissinger's album review on RollingStone.com)