More Songs to Learn and Sing

More Songs to Learn and Sing is a compilation album by Echo & the Bunnymen. Released on 11 September 2006, it is an update to the 1985 singles collection Songs to Learn & Sing. A number of tracks have been added to cover the band's career until 2005's Siberia, and one track, "The Puppet", was removed.

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More Songs to Learn and Sing
Greatest hits album by
Echo & the Bunnymen
Released11 September 2006
Recorded1979-2005
GenrePost-punk, alternative rock
Length76:16
LabelKorova
ProducerEcho & the Bunnymen
Echo & the Bunnymen chronology
Instant Live: House of Blues - San Diego, CA, 12/9/05
(2006)		 More Songs to Learn and Sing
(2006)		 Me, I'm All Smiles
(2006)

Track listing

CD
No.TitleAlbumLength
1."The Cutter"Porcupine (1983) 
2."The Back of Love"Porcupine 
3."The Killing Moon"Ocean Rain (1984) 
4."Seven Seas"Ocean Rain 
5."Never Stop"non-album single (1983) 
6."Rescue"Crocodiles (1980) 
7."I Want to Be There (When You Come)"Evergreen (1997) 
8."Don't Let It Get You Down"Evergreen 
9."A Promise"Heaven Up Here (1981) 
10."Silver"Ocean Rain 
11."People Are Strange"The Lost Boys: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (1987) 
12."Do It Clean"Crocodiles (US version) 
13."The Game"Echo & the Bunnymen (1987) 
14."Rust"What Are You Going to Do with Your Life? (1999) 
15."Lips Like Sugar"Echo & the Bunnymen 
16."Nothing Lasts Forever"Evergreen 
17."Bring On the Dancing Horses"Songs to Learn & Sing (1985) 
18."Hang on to a Dream"Avalanche (2000) 
19."It's Alright"Flowers (2001) 
20."Stormy Weather"Siberia (2005) 

DVD
  1. "The Cutter"
  2. "The Killing Moon"
  3. "Seven Seas"
  4. "Bring On the Dancing Horses"
  5. "The Game"
  6. "Lips Like Sugar"
  7. "Nothing Lasts Forever"
  8. "Rust"
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