Write Your Own History

Write Your Own History is a compilation of B-sides and previously unreleased material by the Sunderland band Field Music.[1]

Write Your Own History
Compilation album by
Field Music
Released9 May 2006
GenreIndie rock
Length25:20
LabelMemphis Industries
ProducerPeter Brewis / David Brewis
Field Music chronology
Field Music
(2005)		 Write Your Own History
(2006)		 Tones of Town
(2007)

The album was well received, receiving a 7/10 from The Guardian[2] and praise from publications such as The Times.

Track listing
  1. "You're Not Supposed To" – 2:37 (2005)
  2. "In the Kitchen" – 3:41 (2003)
  3. "Trying to Sit Out" – 1:48 (2003)
  4. "Breakfast Song" – 1:49 (2003)
  5. "Feeding the Birds" – 2:11 (2003)
  6. "Test Your Reaction" – 4:08 (2002)
  7. "I'm Tired" – 2:47 (2002)
  8. "Alternating Current" – 3:08 (2002)
  9. "Can You See Anything?" – 3:20 (2000)

Personnel
  • Peter Brewis
  • David Brewis
  • Andrew Moore
  • Emma Fisk
  • Laura Staniland
  • Peter Richardson
  • Michael Kershaw
  • Kenny Kirsop
  • Barry Hyde of The Futureheads – guitars
  • David Hyde of The Futureheads – drums

You're Not Supposed To

The album opener, "You're Not Supposed To", was later released as a single with a video depicting the band performing in a Northern England pub as the patrons form a large conga line and some join in playing instruments with the band. The single features a typographical cover similar to that of the album, but with larger text displaying the lyrics to the song rather than information on the band's history.

  1. "You're Not Supposed To" – 2:37
  2. "You're Not Supposed To" (The Matinee Orchestra Remix) – 3:26
  3. "You're Not Supposed To" (video) – 2:33

References
  1. Write Your Own History liner notes, Field Music - Memphis Industries, 2006
  2. http://memphis.greedbag.com/buy/write-your-own-history-0/%7CMemphis Industries page with promo materials


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