Working Titles For The Songs
Before Invisible Touch was released, five songs had working titles. Below is a list of the original song working titles and finalised song titles (in parentheses):
- "Monkey Zulu" ("Tonight, Tonight, Tonight")
- "Snake" ("Anything She Does")
- "Hawkwind" ("Domino")
- "Zephyr and Zeppo" ("Throwing It All Away")
- "Savage" ("The Brazilian")
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