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David Holmes - Lets Get Killed

Label: Go! Beat
Catalog#: 539 100-2
Format: CD, Album
Country:UK
Released:1997
Genre: Electronic
Style: Breakbeat, Downtempo
Credits: Engineer - Keith Tenniswood (tracks: 1, 2, 4, 6, 9)
Producer - David Holmes , Tim Goldsworthy (tracks: 7, 10, 12)
Written-By - David Holmes (tracks: 1 to 6, 8 to 11, 13)
Notes:All tracks published by Island Music except track published by EMI Music Ltd & track 12 published by Warner Chappell
Sticker on front: Parental guidance explicit lyrics
Rating:   4.1/5 (127 votesRate It
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Tracklisting:

1   Listen (0:49)
2   My Mate Paul (5:29)
    Engineer, Producer [Additional Production] - Gary Burns
  Producer [Additional Production] - Jagz Kooner
3   Lets Get Killed (7:28)
4   Gritty Shaker (6:40)
    Engineer, Programmed By - Gary Irwin
  Programmed By - Keith Tenniswood
  Vocals - Rodney Yates
5   Head Rush On Lafayette (1:20)
    Vocals - Deflon Sallahr
6   Rodney Yates (6:24)
    Producer [Additional Production], Vibraphone, Guitar - Keith Tenniswood
7   Radio 7 (5:49)
    Engineer - John Brough
  Guitar - Gem (2)
  Keyboards - Daphne Tragaki
  Producer, Remix - Richie Fermie
  Remix - Tim Goldsworthy
  Strings, Brass - London Session Orchestra, The
  Written-By - Monty Norman
8   The Parcus & Madder Show (0:51)
9   Slashers Revenge (4:46)
    Producer [Additional Production] - Keith Tenniswood
10   Freaknik (6:45)
    Guitar - Gem (2)
  Keyboards - Daphne Tragaki
  Producer - Richie Fermie
11   Caddell Returns (5:42)
    Remix - Mat Ducasse , Toshio Nakanishi
12   Don't Die Just Yet (6:43)
    Guitar, Bass - Paul Noble
  Keyboards - Steve Corley
  Producer - Richie Fermie
  Strings - London Session Orchestra, The
  Written-By - Serge Gainsbourg
13   For You (0:59)

User Reviews:

manchester, Sep 18, 2005

Awesome inventive album that is certainly a dance music classic & one of the best albums of the 90s. Just have to say a word about the track Rodney Yates which is an absolutely fanatstic piece of future funk, which has the most amazing funky zylophone which is a certain head nodder, foot tapper & all round groover - never fails to please & is just a brilliant classic. I would love to have this on 12 inch but unfortunately he never released it as a single or as part of an EP, damn!

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