Cutting Edge Fore was released shortly after Red Tape, in December 1995. By this point, Jon Thatcher had joined the band as bass player, after filling in when a previous bassist could not perform at the event. He was the last member of Delirious? to join before Paul Evans joined as drummer in early 2008. The EP contained well known Delirious? songs such as Obsession. Louder Than The Radio was later re-recorded, and placed on the American version of the band's first full album, King Of Fools. Elsewhere, Jussy McLean also returned to record backing vocals for all seven tracks. The EP was released on the compilation album Cutting Edge 3 and 4, although the 'fore' in the original title was dropped.
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| Studio album by Delirious? | ||
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| The cover art for 'Cutting Edge' released in 1998. | ||
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