Sabres Of Paradise, The - Haunted Dancehall |
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Tracklisting:
| 1 | Bubble And Slide (2:39) | |
| 2 | Bubble And Slide II (7:38) | |
| 3 | Duke Of Earlsfield (8:42) | |
| 4 | Flight Path Estate (3:21) | |
| 5 | Planet D (Portishead Remix) (4:41) | |
| Producer [Additional Production], Remix - Portishead | ||
| 6 | Wilmot (7:32) | |
| Producer [Additional Production] - Scruff | ||
| 7 | Tow Truck (6:35) | |
| 8 | Theme (4:48) | |
| 9 | Theme 4 (1:55) | |
| 10 | Return To Planet D (5:04) | |
| 11 | Ballad Of Nicky McGuire (8:30) | |
| 12 | Jacob Street 7am (3:46) | |
| 13 | Chapel Street Market 9am (7:14) | |
| 14 | Haunted Dancehall (4:25) | |
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thewintman, Oct 29, 2006 To this day, Haunted Dancehall remains a jewel in WARPs crown. It has aged wonderfully and sounds as fresh today as it did when it was released. Far more structured than the Sabresonic albums and less dancey, this shows the Sabres at their creative peak.
Can anyone argue against the likes of Tow Truck and Wilmot.
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