Original sentence: "Am I Wry.A frenger is a person who is "not quite a friend, not quite a stranger" to quote the album's accompanying booklet.Although these tracks were re-recorded for Frnegers only "Am I Wry.Frengers is an album by Danish band Mew, released in 2003.Many of the tracks on the album were previously included on Mew's first two albums Half The World Is Watching Me and A Triumph For Man, both of which saw only limited release.No" and "156" differ substantially from their original incarnations.No", "156", "Symmetry", "Her Voice Is Beyond Her Years" and "Comforting Sounds" appeared on the former with "She Came Home For Christmas" appearing on the latter.Well received by critics, Frengers gave the band their international breakthrough
Edited sentence: A frenger is a person who is not quite a friend, not quite a stranger.Frengers is an album released in 2003 by the Danish band, Mew.No" and "156".No" and "156").No", "156", "Symmetry", "Her Voice Is Beyond Her Years" and "Comforting Sounds".Other well-known songs are "She Came Home For Christmas" and the beautiful, dreamy "Comforting Sounds".The album mainly consists of earlier productions, which already had been released on their first two albums Half The World Is Watching Me and A Triumph For Man; however, the old songs appearing on the album are new recordings with more or less audible alterations done to the original tracks (the most different to the originals are "Am I Wry.The most famous songs of Frengers are the "Am I Wry.The only track taken from A Triumph For Man is "She Came Home For Christmas".Tracks also appearing on Half The World Is Watching Me are "Am I Wry.Unlike the earlier albums, Frengers was a huge success, although many songs were on the previous albums.Well received by the critics, Frengers gave the band their international breakthrough