
Keepers:
We Had It All
Ride Me Down Easy
What Ever Happened to Saturday Night
Sundown

Keepers:
No Regrets
Boulder To Birmingham
I’ve Got To Have You
Everything That Touches You

Keepers:
All My Love’s Daughter
If Ships Were Made To Sail

Keepers:
Everything Under The Sun
Once Upon A Summertime
Orpheus
I Will Wait For You (Theme From Les Parapluies De Cherbourg)
It Makes No Difference Now
Genevieve
Just Say Goodbye
Stay With Me Baby
Walking In The Rain
Baby Make It The Last Time

Lots of bonus tracks on this version of the album (good ones, too!)
Keepers:
In My Room
Hurting Each Other
I Can See It Now
Living Above Your Head
The Sun Ain’t Gonna Shine Anymore
After The Lights Go Out
(Baby) You Don’t Have To Tell Me
Another Tear Falls
Saddest Night In The World
Deadlier Than The Male
Archangel

Keepers:
A Face In The Crowd
Glory Road
The Ballad Of Sacco And Vanzetti
The Summer Knows
This Way Mary

Keepers:
Make It Easy On Yourself
There Goes My Baby
First Love Never Dies
Love Her
My Ship Is Coming In
Young Man Cried

This is the last “real” Scott Walker album from the first solo run, and 2/3rds of it stands with his best work from those days. The last few songs on this one begin the running-on-fumes phase of his solo career… his smile on the cover looks eerily like the smile a boxer has on his face when he’s been knocked senseless.
Keepers:
Prologue
Little Things (That Keep Us Together)
Thanks For Chicago Mr. James
‘Til The Band Comes In
The War Is Over (Sleepers)
It’s Over

Keepers:
Angels of Ashes
Boy Child
Duchess
Get Behind Me
On Your Own Again
Rhymes of Goodbye
The Old Man’s Back Again
The Seventh Seal

Keepers:
30 Century Man
Big Louise
Butterfly
Copenhagen
Funeral Tango
If You Go Away
It’s Raining Today
Rosemary
Sons Of
Two Ragged Soldiers
Two Weeks Since You’ve Gone
Last night I watched 30 Century Man, a documentary with Scott Walker as the central figure.
First, some background – I had the Walker Brothers’ 45 “The Sun Ain’t Gonna Shine Anymore” when it was a hit, so I had at least a passing familiarity with Scott Walker for years. That passing familiarity changed in 1988, when Lane Steinberg mentioned him in conversation as a “must hear” and then sent me a cassette compilation with songs from Walkers’ first 4 solo albums. The first time I heard it I have to say that I didn’t get it, but I kept trying (Lane is never wrong) and slowly became blown away. Of course I then set about getting my hands on anything I could by the guy. When I heard that this movie existed and that Scott Walker had allowed himself to be interviewed and filmed in the studio I was pretty excited, but I wasn’t sure I wanted to actually see it.
Earlier:
Later:

Keepers:
Black Sheep Boy
Jackie
Next
Plastic Palace People
The Bridge
The Girls From The Streets

Keepers:
Montague Terrace (In Blue)
The Lady Came From Baltimore
My Death
Such A Small Love
Amsterdam