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and a very successful one: it went multi-Platinum and some say it’s his best album ever

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Beat: Vinyl LP Arcade Fire ” explains WilliamsonBeat (1982) was released just eight months after the quartets recording of Discipline and marked the first occasion where a KC line up had remained intact for a two album stretch and the first album by the band to employ a separate producer Rhett Davies. The album also charted upon release in the US and the UK with compositions such a Waiting Man, Neal and Jack and Me and Heartbeat becoming firm favourites with fans and concert goers.