Petrol (song) - Track Listing

Track Listing

CD

  1. "Petrol" (Hamilton/Wheeler)
  2. "The Little Pond" (Wheeler)
  3. "A Message From Oscar Wilde and Patrick the Brewer" (Hamilton/Wheeler)
  4. "Things" (Wheeler)

7"

  1. "Petrol" (Hamilton/Wheeler)
  2. "The Little Pond" (Wheeler)
  3. "A Message From Oscar Wilde and Patrick the Brewer" (Hamilton/Wheeler)
Ash
  • Mark Hamilton
  • Rick McMurray
  • Tim Wheeler
  • Charlotte Hatherley
Albums
  • Trailer
  • 1977
  • Nu-Clear Sounds
  • Free All Angels
  • Meltdown
  • Twilight of the Innocents
Single format series
  • A–Z Series
Live albums
  • Live at the Wireless
  • Tokyo Blitz
Compilations
  • Intergalactic Sonic 7″s
  • A-Z Vol. 1
  • A-Z Vol. 2
  • The Best of Ash
Singles
  • "Jack Names the Planets"
  • "Petrol"
  • "Uncle Pat"
  • "Kung Fu"
  • "Girl from Mars"
  • "Angel Interceptor"
  • "Goldfinger"
  • "Oh Yeah"
  • "A Life Less Ordinary"
  • "Jesus Says"
  • "Wildsurf"
  • "Numbskull"
  • "Shining Light"
  • "Burn Baby Burn"
  • "Sometimes"
  • "Candy"
  • "There's a Star"
  • "Envy"
  • "Clones"
  • "Orpheus"
  • "Starcrossed"
  • "Renegade Cavalcade"
  • "You Can't Have It All"
  • "Polaris"
  • "End of the World"
  • "Return of White Rabbit"
  • "True Love 1980"
  • "Joy Kicks Darkness"
  • "Arcadia"
  • "Tracers"
  • "The Dead Disciples"
  • "Pripyat"
  • "Ichiban"
  • "Space Shot"
  • "Neon"
  • "Command"
  • "Song Of Your Desire"
  • "Dionysian Urge"
  • "War With Me"
  • "Dare To Dream"
  • "Mind Control"
  • "Insects"
  • "Binary"
  • "Physical World"
  • "Spheres"
  • "Instinct"
  • "Summer Snow"
  • "Carnal Love"
  • "Embers"
  • "Change Your Name"
  • "Sky Burial"
  • "There Is Hope Again"
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