Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Added DiffLines:
* ShrugOfGod: When a fan asked him on his forums why "Pop Life" had "what sounded like a boxing match" spliced into the song, and noting they were wondering why for years, he answered, "Good ? - Me 2 :)"[[note]]"Good question - me too :)"[[/note]]
!!Miscellaneous Trivia
* The album was one of the last Creator/WarnerMusicGroup [=CDs=] released with the label group's original "target" design, marked by a distinctive crosshair pattern, which was discontinued after 1985. While other target [=CDs=] from this year (such as ''Boys and Girls'' by Bryan Ferry and ''Music/LittleCreatures'' by Music/TalkingHeads) weren't too different from previous target discs, ''Around the World in a Day'' was a major outlier, featuring bright teal ink on a transparent background, even on discs made by [=PolyGram=] in West Germany (who otherwise used full-color, full-face labels). Almost all of these target [=CDs=] were released with the album's initial longbox-sized cardboard sleeve, though one release in Europe used a standard jewel case.
----
!!Miscellaneous Trivia
* The album was one of the last Creator/WarnerMusicGroup [=CDs=] released with the label group's original "target" design, marked by a distinctive crosshair pattern, which was discontinued after 1985. While other target [=CDs=] from this year (such as ''Boys and Girls'' by Bryan Ferry and ''Music/LittleCreatures'' by Music/TalkingHeads) weren't too different from previous target discs, ''Around the World in a Day'' was a major outlier, featuring bright teal ink on a transparent background, even on discs made by [=PolyGram=] in West Germany (who otherwise used full-color, full-face labels). Almost all of these target [=CDs=] were released with the album's initial longbox-sized cardboard sleeve, though one release in Europe used a standard jewel case.
----
