Album

Four Five Six

The Grid

1992 · Electronic

Rare pressing on Gatefold

Four Five Six by The Grid

Four Five Six is an Electronic album by The Grid, originally released in 1992. On Gatefold: 6 pressings tracked.

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Tracklist

  1. 1Face The Sun6:45
  2. 2Ice Machine3:45
  3. 3Crystal Clear4:39
  4. 4Aquarium6:06
  5. 5Instrument0:31
  6. 6Heartbeat4:41
  7. 7Oh Six One0:08
  8. 8Figure Of 85:30
  9. 9Boom!4:14
  10. 10Leave Your Body4:53
  11. 11Fire Engine Red5:23

Sound DNA

  • Electronic
  • House
  • synthetic
  • euphoric
  • club

Notes from the original pressing. Later editions may differ.

Mixed at Olympic Studios, London. Recorded at Eastcote Productions and Berwick St. Studios, London except track 9, "Boom!"" recorded and mixed at Marcus Studios, London.
Dieter Meier's vocal recorded at Yello Studios Zurich and Los Angeles.
Cut at Townhouse, London.
Track 1 by Virgin Music / My Ears! My Ears!
Track 2 by Virgin Music / Warner Music Germany
Release title given as "456" on spine

Credits

The people behind it.

Performers

  • Ingo VaukPROGRAMMED BY
  • Alex GiffordORGAN PIANO, HARPSICHORD
  • Andy MackaySAXOPHONE SAXOPHONE, OBOE
  • Cobalt StargazerGUITAR
  • Dagmar KrauseVOCALS
  • Dave BallSYNTHESIZER SYNTHESIZER, ELECTRONICS SYNTHESIZER, SAMPLER
  • Dieter MeierVOCALS VOCALS, WRITTEN-BY
  • Michele OldlandBACKING VOCALS VOCALS
  • P.P. ArnoldBACKING VOCALS
  • Richard NorrisDRUM MACHINE DRUM PROGRAMMING, EFFECTS DRUM PROGRAMMING, PERFORMER
  • Rob MarcheGUITAR
  • Robert FrippGUITAR
  • Sacha SouterVOCALS
  • Steve SidelnykDRUMS ELECTRONIC DRUMS PERCUSSION
  • Sun RaVOCALS VOCALS, WRITTEN-BY
  • Victor DaviesVOCALS
  • Zodiac MindwarpVOCALS

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