Disc 1: Remastered album
01. Together We're Stranger
02. All The Blue Changes
03. The City In A Hundred Ways
04. Things I Want To Tell You
05. Photographs In Black & White
06. Back When You Were Beautiful
07. The Break-Up For Real

Disc 2: DVD-A 5.1 surround sound
01. Together We're Stranger
02. All The Blue Changes
03. The City In A Hundred Ways
04. Things I Want To Tell You
05. Photographs In Black & White
06. Back When You Were Beautiful
07. The Break-Up For Real
08. Bluecoda
09. The Break Up For Real (drum mix)
10. Things I Want To Tell You (video)
11. Photo Gallery

2008 reissue. Remixed en remastered by Steven Wilson in 5.1 surround sound high resolution. (DVD-A disc). Plus 5.1 mixes of 2 bonus tracks from the TWS sessions, a video for "Things I Want To Tell You" and a photo gallery. Coming two years after No-Man's critical and word of mouth cult success 'Returning Jesus', 'Together We're Stranger' sees No-Man extending further the reach of its panoramic soundscapes and cracked ballads. This album lays claim to being No-Man's most powerful and emotionally direct album in its 15 year history. A deeper adventure into the realms of epic orchestral textures, slowcore songwriting & sonic experiment, featuring the band's sparsest and most directly emotional work to date. Redefining itself with a constantly changing musical palette, No-Man has subsequently released material, building up a loyal worldwide cult following drawn to the band?s increasingly ambitious sound. The band, consisting of Tim Bowness and Steven Wilson (Porcupine Tree), has worked with electro-pioneers Scanner and Muzlimgauze, Jazz luminaries Ian Carr and Theo Travis, as well as collaborating with the legendary likes of King Crimson personnel, Robert Fripp and Mel Collins, Roger Eno, and ex-Japan members, Jansen, Barbieri and Karn. Drawing from a diverse mix of Minimalist, Singer-songwriter, Pop, Art Rock and Contemporary Electronica sources for inspiration, No-Man?s music is an emotive and potent fusion of panoramic soundscapes, sensuous songs and sonic surprises.

Influences / Similar Artists:
Blackfield, Talk Talk, Perry Blake, David Sylvian, Polak