Sheep On Drugs – One For The Money

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Label:	Invisible – inv 061 cd
Format:	CD, Album
Country:	US
Released:	1997
Genre:	Electronic
Style:	Techno, Drum n Bass

Tracklist

1	Crime Time Written-By – Sheep On Drugs	4:01
2	The Money Machine Written-By – Sheep On Drugs	3:32
3	Waiting For The Man Vocals [Girl] – Vicki Omega* Written-By – L. Reed*	3:46
4	Strange Days Drums – Martin Atkins Mandolin – Chris Green* Written-By – Sheep On Drugs	3:20
5	Life Is Just A Game Written-By – Sheep On Drugs	3:32
6	Come Fly With Me Vocals [Girl] – Caitlin McKenna Written-By – Sheep On Drugs	3:02
7	She's Hot Written-By – Sheep On Drugs	3:50
8	Joyrider Written-By – Sheep On Drugs	1:24
9	WCFM Bass – Charles Levi Written-By – Sheep On Drugs	3:27
10	X-Lover Vocals [Girl] – Caitlin McKenna Written-By – Sheep On Drugs	3:55
11	Untitled Loops, Effects – Chris Green* Written-By – Sheep On Drugs	1:02
12	Untitled Written-By – Sheep On Drugs	7:34

Companies, etc.

Copyright © – Sheep On Drugs
Copyright © – Invisible
Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Invisible
Manufactured By – Caroline Records, Inc.
Distributed By – Caroline Records, Inc.
Mastered At – Monsterdisc
Mixed At – Chicago Trax Recording Studio
Mixed At – Warzone Recorders
Mixed At – The Mattress Factory
Published By – Rhythm King Music
Published By – Oakfield Avenue Music Ltd.
Published By – Screen Gems-EMI Music Inc.
Glass Mastered At – EMI MFG.

Credits

Artwork [Artwank] – Mr. X*, Evil Mr. Kinkee
Engineer – Andy Peak, Jason McNinch, Critter*
Layout [Uncredited] – David Babbitt
Mastered By [Masterbated] – Jason Rau
Music By – Lee 'Flashman' Fraser*
Photography By [Snaps] – Mr. Smith (5)
Producer – Martin Atkins, SOD*
Vocals [Mouth] – Duncan X

Notes

Tracks 11 and 12 are unlisted on the release.
Tracks 11 and 12 are also known as "Bong Track" and "Tomorrow Will Be OK".

Released in a digipak with foldout 4-page fake newspaper insert titled "The Daily Grind".

"1-1-1" in the matrix number is mirrored.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode: 017046986120
Matrix / Runout: INV00061 MASTERED BY EMI MFG. 1-1-1
Mastering SID Code: IFPI L043
Mould SID Code: ifpi 1638

Other Versions (1)

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	Title (Format)	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
	One For The Money (10×File, FLAC, Album, Reissue)	Not On Label (Sheep On Drugs Self-released)	none	UK	2013

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Reviews

bonnicon Jun 3, 2012
SHEEP ON DRUGS are part of the INVISIBLE RECORDS circus, rubbing shoulders with ex-innovators-who-haven't-burnt-out-honest-but-have-taken-an-artistic-direction-change-which-might-make-them-more-widely-acceptable-but-what-the-hey. The IR extended family includes TEST DEPT, GENESIS P ORRIDGE, LITTLE ANNIE and any number of 70's-80's Industrio-Geniuses - SHEEP ON DRUGS are chronologically latecomers, but seem to still have magma pumping through their veins, despite Mr. ATKINS' "Let's Add Soul Singers" Bad-Boy mirror reflection of WOBBLE's post-PIL World View approach to production. SHEEP ON DRUGS's music assimilates Hip Hop, Jungle & "New Wave" music, using fast dance rhythms to help carry you from the albums opening moment to final silence in record time. In one of the more sedate moments in this impressive war of sound, it seems ED KA-SPEL's living ghost pays a visit.
This album even touches the hem of Commerciality with "Come Fly With Me" and a sharp cover version of REED's "Waiting For The Man", and survives with dignity. If you can imagine a frantic, skeletal version of CARTER USM, a Drum 'N' Bass Cul-De-Sac Semi-Pop-Music which exudes energy, then you might almost divine what their sound is.

Not an album to listen to if you fancy a relaxing night in front of a roaring fire, but full of understated party fun.

Originally reviewed for Soft Watch.
Bound.Records.NZ Jul 8, 2008
Excellent beast of an album from the SOD boys.
The Drum and Bass is more in the forefront and the lyrics are some of Rex X'z best.The Velvets cover is in my mind the total
update for copping dope in britan in the late 90's as opposed to New york in the 70's.Its a Great cover. It should have been a much bigger album but the boys got fucked over by Martin Atkins who they signed with to Invisiable who just did not push them in the states like they deserved.While they are a real British core band they are so good that with the right rec company behind them they would have broken the Electronic Punks Rave/Rock crossover way before the prodigy did.
.Aslo the last album with Duncan Rex X 's Vocals,which made the band unique.If you havent got it,get it.
Its a Evil Bitch in the bands own words.
Brap On.
Just wanted to note the cd should come with a Sheep on Drugs
'Tabloid" ie like the sun newspaper in britan.
Its a really funny 4 page send up and is a unique addition to the cd.