Horse Fabulous

Horse Fabulous is the second and final album by English band The Stands, released in 2005. The album was produced by Tom Rothrock and reached 62 in the UK album charts. One single was released from the album, whilst a single release for "When The Night Falls In" was cancelled at the last minute.

Horse Fabulous
Studio album by
The Stands
Released25 July 2005
RecordedSunset Sound Studios
GenreRock
LabelEcho Records
ProducerTom Rothrock
The Stands chronology
All Years Leaving
(2004)		 Horse Fabulous
(2005)

Track listing

All songs written by Howie Payne.

  1. "Turn The World Around"
  2. "Soon Come"
  3. "Just Enough Love"
  4. "I Will Journey Home"
  5. "Back To You"
  6. "Mountains Blue And The World Through My Window"
  7. "Nearer Than Green"
  8. "When The Night Falls In"
  9. "Bluer Than Blue"
  10. "Do It Like You Like"
  11. "You Said"

UK singles

"Do It Like You Like"

  • Release Date: 9 May 2005
  • UK Chart: #28

7" (ECS165):

  1. "Do It Like You Like"
  2. "A Season To Be Loved"

CD (ECSCD165):

  1. "Do It Like You Like"
  2. "A Season To Be Loved"

CD (ECSCX165):

  1. "Do It Like You Like"
  2. "Into The Morning"
  3. "One Of The Millions"

"When The Night Falls In"

  • Release Date: 1 August 2005
  • UK Chart:N/A
  • Notes: Download only. Originally planned for 7" (ECS177) and CD (ECSCX177), though 7" copies exist with no barcode. Echo's financial difficulties may have led to the cancellation of this release
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