The Verve - A Storm in Heaven (1993)
Tracklist
All tracks are written by The Verve
1. "Star Sail" 3:59
2. "Slide Away" 4:03
3. "Already There" 5:38
4. "Beautiful Mind" 5:27
5. "The Sun, The Sea" 5:16
6. "Virtual World" 6:20
7. "Make It 'Til Monday" 3:05
8. "Blue" 3:24
9. "Butterfly" 6:39
10. "See You in the Next One (Have a Good Time)" 3:07
Total length: 47:04
2016 Collector's Deluxe Reissue (Disc 2)
1. "All in the Mind" 4:15
2. "One Way to Go" 7:18
3. "A Man Called Sun" 5:48
4. "She's a Superstar" 8:54
5. "Feel" 10:39
6. "Gravity Grave" 8:23
7. "Endless Life" 5:33
8. "A Man Called Sun" (live Clapham Grand 17.07.92) 5:30
9. "Gravity Grave" (live Clapham Grand 17.07.92) 8:23
10. "Twilight" 3:03
11. "Where the Geese Go" 3:14
12. "No Come Down" 3:27
13. "Blue" (USA Mix) 3:16
14. "6 O'Clock" 4:33
2016 Collector's Deluxe Reissue (Disc 3)
1. "Make It 'Til Monday" (acoustic) 2:45
2. "Virtual World" (acoustic) 4:44
3. "Gravity Grave" (live Glastonbury '93) 9:24
4. "Butterfly" (acoustic) 7:37
5. "Slide Away" (BBC Radio 1 Session 07.03.92) 5:53
6. "She's a Superstar" (BBC Radio 1 Session 07.03.92) 5:02
7. "Already There" (BBC Radio 1 Session 07.03.92) 4:26
8. "Brake Lights" (BBC Radio 1 Session 07.03.92) 3:16
9. "Star Sail" (BBC Radio 1 Session 07.03.92) 4:12
10. "A Man Called Sun" (BBC Radio 1 Session 07.03.92) 4:40
11. "6 O'Clock" (BBC Radio 1 Session 07.03.92) 4:44
12. "Gravity Grave" (BBC Radio 1 Session 07.03.92) 8:28
13. "Shoeshine Girl" 4:00
14. "South Pacific" 3:50
A Storm in Heaven is the debut studio album by the English rock band the Verve, at the time known just as Verve, released on 21 June 1993 on the Hut label. It charted at number twenty-seven in the UK. The album was recorded at Sawmills Studios in Cornwall over a seven-week period between December 1992 and January 1993, with John Leckie in the producer's chair, and took its title from Jay Stevens' book Storming Heaven, which detailed the effects of LSD on the United States during the counterculture movement of the 1960s. Two decades after the album's release Leckie admitted that he jumped at the chance to produce the band as they were "one of the only bands that I’ve ever begged to work with... I just couldn’t believe what I was witnessing.
