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Label: 679 Recordings, 679 Recordings
Catalog#: 679003CDLP, 0927 43568 2
Format: CD, Album
Country:UK
Released:25 Mar 2002
Genre: Electronic, Hip Hop
Style: House, Garage House
Credits: Artwork By [Design] - Alex Jenkins
Photography [Booklet] - Ewen Spencer
Photography [Cover] - Rut Blees Luxemburg
Photography [Notepaper] - Green Project
Written-By, Producer, Arranged By, Mixed By - Mike Skinner
Notes:All tracks ℗ 2002 Pure Groove Limited trading as Locked On exclusively licensed to 679 Recordings Limited except tracks 2 & 6 ℗ 2001 Pure Groove Limited trading as Locked On exclusively licensed to 679 Recordings Limited.
© 2002 679 Recordings Limited.
Made In Germany by Warner Music Manufacturing Europe. An AOL Time Warner Music Group Company.
Manufactured, distributed and Marketed by Warner Music UK Limited An AOL Time Warner Music Group Company.

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Tracklisting:

1   Turn The Page (3:15)
2   Has It Come To This? (4:04)
    Keyboards - Matt Robertson
  Vocals [Featuring] - Keith Hammond
3   Let's Push Things Forward (3:51)
    Vocals [Featuring] - Kevin Mark Trail
4   Sharp Darts (1:33)
5   Same Old Thing (3:22)
    Vocals [Featuring] - Kevin Mark Trail
6   Geezers Need Excitement (3:46)
7   It's Too Late (4:10)
    Vocals [Featuring] - Jacqueline Rawe*
8   Too Much Brandy (3:02)
9   Don't Mug Yourself (2:39)
    Vocals [Additional] - Calvin Bailey
10   Who Got The Funk? (1:50)
11   The Irony Of It All (3:29)
12   Weak Become Heroes (5:33)
13   Who Dares Wins (0:34)
14   Stay Positive (6:16)
User Reviews:
pisces, Sep 16, 2004

when i first heard this, i didnt know what to think of it. it was certainly different, but in a good way? i dont know, but it wasnt in a bad way; thats for sure. in america, i hear hip-hop a lot and its usually from radio. most of it all of it is crap, so this was a good change of pace. unfortunatly, because it was so different and unique i didnt understand it initially. now, after repeat listens, mike skinner in my eyes has become one of the saviors of rap in its raw form. not necessary about the beats, but entirey about the lyrics.

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