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  Type EP
  Artist The Church
  Background orange
  Released February 1984
  Recorded 301 Studios, Sydney <br>December 1983
  Genre Alternative rock
  Label EMI Parlophone
  Producer The Church and John Bee
  Last Album '' Seance '' <br /> (1983)
  This Album ''Remote Luxury'' <br /> (1984)
  Next Album '' Persia '' <br /> (1984)


The first of two EPs released in 1984, ''Remote Luxury'' is one of the more subdued works in The Church 's catalog. The release carried on the mix of guitars and keyboard effects of the previous year's '' Seance '', but this time in a lighter, more acoustic setting. Without any standout singles, it made little commercial impact, but showcased guitarist Marty Willson-Piper 's lead vocals for the first time since 1982 's '' The Blurred Crusade ''. The EP has the dubious distinction of containing what is widely considered the band's worst recorded song, "Maybe These Boys."


TRACK LISTING

# "Maybe These Boys" (Kilbey)
# "10,000 Miles" (Kilbey/Willson-Piper)
# "Into My Hands" (Kilbey)
# "A Month of Sundays" (Kilbey)
# "Remote Luxury" (Kilbey)


PERSONNEL

  • Steve Kilbey : Bass, Vocals, Keyboards

  • Peter Koppes : Guitars,

  • Marty Willson-Piper : Guitars, Vocals (Lead Vocal on "10,000 Miles")

  • Richard Ploog: Drums, Percussion

    • David Moore: Piano, Additional Strings and the Lemon