Album

Post Modern Sleaze

Sneaker Pimps

1997 · Electronic

3 collectors on Gatefold own this

Post Modern Sleaze by Sneaker Pimps

Post Modern Sleaze is an Electronic album by Sneaker Pimps, originally released in 1997. On Gatefold: 11 pressings tracked, owned by 3 collectors.

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Tracklist

  1. 1Post Modern Sleaze (Album Version)3:28
  2. 2Post Modern Sleaze (Video Mix)3:45
  3. 3Post Modern Sleaze (Reprazent Mix)7:11
  4. 4Post Modern Sleaze (Underdog Remix)7:40
  5. 5Post Modern Sleaze (Boilerhouse Remix)3:53

Sound DNA

  • Electronic
  • Trip-Hop
  • woozy
  • hypnotic
  • nocturnal

Notes from the original pressing. Later editions may differ.

Track 3 remix and additional production by Reprazent (Roni, Size, Krust and Die).
Track 4 remixed for Output Recordings. Engineered at Blackwing Studios.
Track 5 additional production and remix for Boilerhouse Productions. Remix engineered and programmed for Z Management.
Track 1 taken from the album "Becoming X (opens in a new tab)".
Part one of the 1997 CD single set.
Duration for track 4 incorrectly printed as 7:57.
Jewel case has sticker on front listing remix artists and catalogue number.
Charted from 30-08-97 for 3 weeks.

Credits

The people behind it.

Performers

  • Ed JeffriesCELLO STRINGS, CELLO
  • Harry "Choo Choo" Romero
  • Howard GottSTRINGS, VIOLIN VIOLIN
  • Jose Nuñez
  • Junior Sanchez
  • Laura WilliamsSTRINGS, VIOLIN VIOLIN
  • Luke HannamBASS
  • Naomi FairhurstSTRINGS, VIOLA VIOLA
  • Paul TaylorPROGRAMMED BY
  • Richard BenbowARRANGED BY
  • Simon WarnerARRANGED BY
  • The Zariewski StringsSTRINGS

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