Drastic Fantastic - Track Listing

Track Listing

No. Title Writer(s) Producer(s) Length
1. "Little Favours" KT Tunstall Steve Osborne 3:09
2. "If Only" KT Tunstall, Jimmy Hogarth Steve Osborne 3:46
3. "White Bird" KT Tunstall Steve Osborne 3:13
4. "Funnyman" KT Tunstall, Martin Terefe Steve Osborne 2:56
5. "Hold On" KT Tunstall, Ed Case Steve Osborne 2:57
6. "Hopeless" KT Tunstall Steve Osborne 3:41
7. "I Don't Want You Now" KT Tunstall Steve Osborne 3:48
8. "Saving My Face" KT Tunstall Steve Osborne 3:38
9. "The Beauty Of Uncertainty" KT Tunstall Steve Osborne 5:01
10. "Someday Soon" KT Tunstall, Jimmy Hogarth Steve Osborne 3:53
11. "Paper Aeroplane" KT Tunstall Steve Osborne 3:16
Total length: 39:50
Digital bonus tracks
No. Title Writer(s) Producer(s) Length
12. "Journey" KT Tunstall Steve Osborne 4:39
13. "La Vie En Rose (Edith Piaf cover)" Louis Guglielmi, Edith Piaf Steve Osborne 2:29
UK iTunes bonus tracks
No. Title Writer(s) Producer(s) Length
12. "Bad Day" KT Tunstall Steve Osborne 4:09
13. "Suddenly I See" (Live) KT Tunstall Steve Osborne 6:03
Australian bonus track
No. Title Writer(s) Producer(s) Length
12. "Suddenly I See" KT Tunstall Steve Osborne 3:21
Japanese bonus track
No. Title Writer(s) Producer(s) Length
12. "Suddenly I See" (Live) KT Tunstall Steve Osborne 6:03

In addition with the Deluxe edition, a documentary DVD with the album.

Most songs on Drastic Fantastic are not new songs. An acoustic version of "Little Favours" and "Paper Aeroplane" appeared on the 2000 demo album 'Tracks In July'. "Little Favours" also appeared as the B-side to "Under the Weather". "If Only", "Funnyman", and "Saving My Face" appeared on the demo album 'Toons March '03'. Finally, Tunstall mentioned writing two new songs, "Hopeless" and "White Bird", in a blog entry from 2003.

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