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| A1 |
Guns Blazing (Drums Of Death Part 1)
Featuring – Kool G Rap |
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| A2 | UNKLE Main Theme | |||
| A3 |
Bloodstain
Featuring – Alice Temple |
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| B1 | Unreal | |||
| B2 |
Lonely Soul
Featuring – Richard Ashcroft |
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| B3 | Getting Ahead In The Lucrative Field Of Artist Management | |||
| C1 |
Nursery Rhyme
Featuring – Badly Drawn Boy |
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| C2 | Breather | |||
| C3 | Celestial Annihilation | |||
| C4 |
The Knock (Drums Of Death Part 2)
Featuring – Mike D |
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| D1 |
Chaos
Featuring – Atlantique (2) |
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| D2 |
Rabbit In Your Headlights
Featuring – Thom Yorke |
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| D3 | Outro (Mandatory) |
Notes
Comes in a hard cover gate-fold sleeve and booklet picture inserts.
Made in Japan/England.
Other Versions (Showing 5 of 23) View All
| Title, Format | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Psyence Fiction (CD, Album) | Mo Wax, London Records | 314-540-970-2, 314 540 970-2 | US | 1998 | ||
| Psyence Fiction (CD, Album, Ltd) | Toy's Factory | TFCK-87955 | Japan | 1998 | ||
| Psyence Fiction (CD, Album + CD, Promo) | Source | 7243 8 469272 1 | France | 1998 | ||
| Electronic Collection (CD, Album, Unofficial) | In-digital, Geffen Records (2) | ID 56 EC-039 | Russia | 2003 | ||
| Psyence Fiction (CD, Album, RE) | Mo Wax, A&M Records | MW085CDX, 541 048-2 | UK | 1999 |
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[r309316]
Firstly, and I mean the first track, Guns Blazing. I love the instrumental which featured in the promo video of 'Guns Blazing'. This is an amazing track (despite the seeminly bad production) but without the rap! Sorry Kool G but you aint really cutting it here.
Secondly, being a massive early Verve fan, I kind of expected miracles from Ashcroft but the track does not sit well at all. Its forced and kind of sounds like Richard has tried to make a track that sums him up but couldn't be bothered to write something that went with the beat. The result is a track that attempts to fit all the words of the song into the rhythm with succeeding. Weve heard it before anyway and a million times better on 'A Northern Soul' .
The track with Ian Brown is superb so what did they do to the LP - took the vocals off! Why?
I have to say, the only real saving grace here is Thom Yorke on Rabbit in Your Headlights. Oh, left the vocals on that one. Tom do you a cheap deal did he?
The rest? Well, listen for yourself and see if you can pull out any hidden gems I may have missed. Good luck but I wanna swear!