20, which included a number of new remixes, including a "remodel" of "Halcyon" by Tom Middleton. Music video The song's video featured Opus III singer Hawkshaw playing a typical mother who was 'under the influence' (which was shot in the Hartnolls' home), who begins her chores by washing dishes. As she starts doing the task, it becomes evident that she starts to lose focus and start seeing things. Like pictures of the same person on a plate (when removed by plate the picture starts to get smaller), notices her two sons in unusual places (one dancing on a table; the other inside the cabinet below the sink, then in the sink), throwing items from her purse into the water and also washes them (including Barbara Cartland's novel "Shotgun Wedding"). She discovers a bald person who looks like her and tries to push them back into the sink and as she drains the water she also fights with it by using a bouquet of roses. She then starts dancing in an erratic behaviour before she calms down, and when she turns around she sees herself coming into the kitchen. The video ends with a definition for Halcyon and Halcyon Days on the screen. Track listing 1992, Radiccio (UK release) 12", Radiccio 1 Halcyon (11:07) The Naked And The Dub (11:51) 12", Radiccio 2 The Naked And The Dead (6:23) Sunday (7:14) CD, Radiccio Halcyon (11:07) The Naked And The Dead (6:23) Sunday (7:14) CD, Radiccio 2 Halcyon Edit (3:57) Halcyon (11:07) Deeper (6:58) 1992, Halcyon (US release) 12", Halcyon Halcyon (11:05) The Naked And The Dub (11:51) CD, Halcyon Halcyon (11:07) The Naked And The Dead (6:23) The Naked And The Dub (11:51) Sunday (7:10) Chime (Radio Edit) (3:15) 1993, Radiccio (Japan release) CD, Radiccio Halcyon Edit (3:52) Halcyon (11:09) Deeper (6:59) The Naked And The Dead (6:25) Sunday (7:13) The Naked And The Dub (11:53) Some versions of this CD repeats "The Naked And The Dead" instead of "The Naked And The Dub". Charts References External links Official website of Orbital 1992 songs Orbital (band) songs Songs about drugs FFRR Records singles Songs written by Paul Hartnoll