Every Man and Woman Is a Star

Every Man and Woman is a Star is an album released by the British electronic band Ultramarine.
The original 1991 version, released by Brainiak Records, featured 12 tracks, while a subsequent 1992 reissue on Rough Trade Records featured two additional tracks.

In 2003, a remixed and expanded version of the album entitled Companion was released.

The phrase, "Every Man and Woman is a Star", is originally attributed to Aleister Crowley and is found in The Book of the Law.^[1][2]

Track listing (Original 1991 version)

1. Discovery [4.26]
2. Weird gear [5.09]
3. Pansy [5.16]
4. Honey [5.07]
5. Stella [4.24]
6. Geezer [6.32]
7. Panther [4.44]
8. British summertime [8.45]
9. Lights in my brain [5.34]
10. Gravity [4.35]
11. Canoe trip [2.41]
12. Skyclad [5.28]

Track listing (1992 version)

1. Discovery [4.26]
2. Weird gear [5.09]
3. Pansy [5.16]
4. Honey [5.07]
5. Stella [4.24]
6. British summertime [6.45]
7. Saratoga [5.02]
8. Geezer [6.32]
9. Nova scotia [5.07]
10. Panther [4.44]
11. Lights in my brain [5.34]
12. Gravity [4.35]
13. Canoe trip [2.41]
14. Skyclad [5.28]

Track listing Companion (2003)

1. Intro (1:05)
2. Weird Gear (US Remix by Ultramarine) (3:46)
3. Lights In My Brain (Spooky Remix) (6:25)
4. Geezer (Sweet Exorcist Remix) (6:01)
5. The Downer (1:07)
6. Panther (Coco Steel & Lovebomb Remix) (5:46)
7. Outro (1:33)
8. My First Canoe Trip (3:10)
9. Early Discovery (4:34)
10. Saratoga (Remix) (4:58)
11. Stella Connects (Edit) (7:57)
12. Lovelife #1 (3:47)
13. Nova Scotia (4:26)
14. Old Geezer Dub (5:40)
15. Pansy (Live at Glastonbury) (6:09)

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