For what it's worth based on the live versions and released to date (not including WDR):


1 The Devil's In The Temple
2 This House Is Not For Sale
3 Born Again Tomorrow
4 Rollercoaster
5 Labor Of Love
6 Living With The Ghost
7 Knockout
8 New Years Day
9 All Hail The King
10 Scars On This Guitar
11 Come On Up To Our House
12 God Bless This Mess
13 Reunion
14 Real Love

Intrigued to hear how Temple sounds on record- it has the potential to be one of the bands best tracks for some time.

THINFS has grown on me immensely since it was released, and it's a different beast live. It's totally got into my head. Jon not singing bits of it was fine at the Palladium where they had the mix right, unlike Ellen which was like night and day.

I really hope the record company give the album a massive push to get it to No.1 over here. It's getting great reviews from the media, we just need them all to follow up and promote it. With 4 singles out they can fit on different radio stations.

For instance:

Absolute: THINFS (Started playing now), Born Again Tomorrow, Knockout
Heart: Labor Of Love, Born Again Tomorrow, THINFS
Magic: Labor Of Love, THINFS
Radio 2: Seem to only play THINFS once, get it back in rotation.
Capital: Born Again Tomorrow would work.

It seems nuts to think they could get played on Capital (or Radio 1) but BAT is fresh enough to be able to pull it off. Get them on the Nov 5 episode of Strictly- performing Labor Of Love as the dancers won't be able to dance to the others - and do the chat shows like Jonathan Ross/Graham Norton or whatever is on that week. Music videos onto the music channels where possible, not just the odd play on VH1. They have the material to back it up, unlike with WAN, they just need to get it out there to as wide an audience as possible.

It seems like we are on the cusp of it being huge like with IML where they were everywhere, and it was on the radio/TV all the time. I just hope it gets what it deserves and becomes massive- hangs around until Christmas and not becomes a one week wonder.