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British duo formed in London in 1990. Duo decided to call it a day in 2002. When they played live in the 1990s they were joined onstage by Adam Wren, Nick Rapaccioli, Mc Cheshire Cat & Djum Djum.

In 2010 founding member Neil Barnes restarted Leftfield as a live tour including old campanions Adam Wren, Cheshire Cat, Djum Djum and Earl Sixteen, and as a DJ artist name, but without Paul Daley.
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leftfieldmusic.com, Facebook, plus.google.com, plus.google.com, Twitter, Bookogs, YouTube, YouTube, Wikipedia, leftfield-online.co.uk, tursa.franken.de, MySpace
Members:
Neil Barnes, Paul Daley
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Leftfield - Leftism album art Leftfield Leftism (Album, Comp) Hard Hands Canada 1995 Sell This Version
Leftfield - Rhythm And Stealth album art Leftfield Rhythm And Stealth (Album, Comp) Hard Hands, Columbia UK 1999 Sell This Version
Leftfield - Tourism album art Leftfield Tourism (Album) ABSOLUTE 2011 Sell This Version
RA.EX081 Leftfield - RA.EX081 Leftfield album art Leftfield RA.EX081 Leftfield ‎(File, MP3, 320) Resident Advisor RA.EX081 UK 2012
Leftfield - Alternative Light Source album art Leftfield Alternative Light Source (Album) Infectious Music Australia 2015 Sell This Version

Singles & EPs
Leftfield - Not Forgotten album art Leftfield Not Forgotten Outer Rhythm UK 1990 Sell This Version
Leftfield - More Than I Know / Not Forgotten (Hard Hands Mix) album art LeftField More Than I Know / Not Forgotten (Hard Hands Mix) (Maxi) Outer Rhythm UK 1991 Sell This Version
Leftfield - Release The Pressure album art LeftField Featuring Earl Sixteen LeftField Featuring Earl Sixteen - Release The Pressure Hard Hands UK 1992 Sell This Version
Leftfield - Song Of Life album art Leftfield Song Of Life (Single) Hard Hands UK 1992 Sell This Version
HAND 004 T Leftfield - Release The Dubs album art Leftfield Release The Dubs ‎(12", W/Lbl) Hard Hands HAND 004 T UK 1992 Sell This Version
Leftfield - Open Up album art Leftfield, Lydon* Leftfield, Lydon* - Open Up (Single, Maxi) Hard Hands Sweden 1993 Sell This Version
LEFT EP1 Leftfield - Leftfield album art Leftfield Leftfield ‎(2x12", EP, Ltd, Promo) Hard Hands LEFT EP1 UK 1994 Sell This Version
Leftfield - Open Up / Afro-Left album art Leftfield Open Up / Afro-Left (Maxi, Single) Columbia, Hard Hands US 1995 Sell This Version
Leftfield - Original album art Leftfield Original (Single, Maxi) Hard Hands, Columbia UK 1995 Sell This Version
Leftfield - The Afro-Left EP album art Leftfield Featuring Djum Djum Leftfield Featuring Djum Djum - The Afro-Left EP (EP, Single) Hard Hands Europe 1995 Sell This Version
Leftfield - Release The Pressure album art Leftfield Release The Pressure (Single, Maxi) Hard Hands UK 1995 Sell This Version
TRAIN 1 Leftfield - Trainspotting / A Final Hit album art Primal Scream / Leftfield Primal Scream / Leftfield - Trainspotting / A Final Hit ‎(12", Promo, Smplr) EMI Premier TRAIN 1 UK 1996 Sell This Version
Leftfield - Dusted album art Leftfield . Roots Manuva Leftfield . Roots Manuva - Dusted (Single, Maxi) Hard Hands UK 1999 Sell This Version
Leftfield - Afrika Shox album art Leftfield Featuring Afrika Bambaataa Leftfield Featuring Afrika Bambaataa - Afrika Shox (Single, Maxi) Hard Hands UK 1999 Sell This Version
Leftfield - Phat Planet album art Leftfield Phat Planet Hard Hands UK 1999 Sell This Version
Snake 1 Leftfield - Snakeblood album art Leftfield Snakeblood ‎(12", S/Sided, W/Lbl) Hard Hands Snake 1 UK 1999 Sell This Version
Leftfield - Stealth Remixes album art Leftfield Stealth Remixes Hard Hands UK 2000 Sell This Version
Leftfield - Swords album art Leftfield Featuring Nicole Willis Leftfield Featuring Nicole Willis - Swords (Single, Maxi) Hard Hands UK 2000 Sell This Version
XPR 2791 Leftfield - 6/8 War album art Leftfield 6/8 War ‎(12", S/Sided, Single, Ltd, Promo) Sony Music Entertainment (UK) Ltd. XPR 2791 UK 2001 Sell This Version
Leftfield - Planet Of The Phatbird album art Leftfield Vs Fatboy Slim Leftfield Vs Fatboy Slim - Planet Of The Phatbird Southern Fried Records 2002 Sell This Version

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poneromusikologist

poneromusikologist

January 17, 2019
six six six and all-seeing eye hand signal confirms these two unmusical frat boys as the undeserving flash in the pan beneficiaries of satanic freemasonry. this explains the contradictory nature of almost everything in their biog, wherein they themselves admit that their album "leftism", a transparentlly-politic advert for destructive socialism, was "a mess", was uncohesive and they couldnt even manage to steal material using a sampler, so modest is their talent. these admissions collide with histrionic glowing reviews from embedded yes men in the faux music press giving five stars and waxing ecstatic over this "band"'s ability to combine two indistinguishable microgenres of EDM. The fact that this duo is the temporary mouthpiece of a larger agenda is made evident in the contradictory nature of virtually unanimous five-star ratings immediately contrasted with their own comments about being UNABLE TO DO ANYTHING, meaning they couldnt manage to USE TOP LINE EQUIPMENT in a well-budgeted studio with TWO YEARS of session time and satisfy even their own pedestrian tastes for pushbutton multi-culti covertly political dance drivel.
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noizstepper

noizstepper

April 22, 2012
edited over 6 years ago
probably the most influential tribal breakbeat act ever.
I could not say which one of the both outputs was better, I only know that it was damn pity that there were only two of it...
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Swain

Swain

November 14, 2002
Leftfield's "Melt" is one to rival Orbital's "Belfast" words cannot describe this tune, Some music sounds good when you are in a happy mood, some when you are in a sad mood, these 2 sound perfect no matter if you are ecstatic or or in despair, brings a smile to your face, everything's gonna be alright, perfection.
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behemoth

behemoth

May 23, 2002
Although they've now split up, these legends will never be forgotten. It's a shame they didn't make more albums, but the two they did changed dance music for the better. People will still be going ballistic to Phat Planet in 20 years time.

They are doing solo stuff now, which you should watch out for. Remember the names: Neil Barnes and Paul Daley.
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