Album
See This Through And Leave
2002 · Rock
4 collectors on Gatefold own this

See This Through And Leave is an Alt/Indie album by The Cooper Temple Clause, originally released in 2002. On Gatefold: 14 pressings tracked, owned by 4 collectors.
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Tracklist
- 1Did You Miss Me?4:40
- 2Film Maker2:57
- 3Panzer Attack3:59
- 4Who Needs Enemies?4:49
- 5Amber5:07
- 6Digital Observation7:12
- 7Let's Kill Music4:13
- 8555-48234:53
- 9Been Training Dogs3:13
- 10The Lake5:19
- 11Murder Song8:47
- 12The Devil Walks In the Sand4:56
- 13Way Out West4:28
- 14I'll Still Write5:21
- 15Panzer Attack (Live)3:56
- 16Let's Kill Music (Live)4:15
Sound DNA
- Alt/Indie
- Alternative Rock
- distorted
- intense
- art school
Notes from the original pressing. Later editions may differ.
Recorded at Bath Moles and Great Linford Manor Studios. Mixed at Bath Moles.
'Who Needs Enemies?' contains samples from 'Walk on By' performed by Isaac Hayes.
'555-4823' contains a sample from a BBC Radio 4 broadcast read by Corrie Corfield.
Track durations taken from the computer.
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- Ben GautreyGUITAR, VOCALS VOCALS, GUITAR
- Dan AustinPROGRAMMED BY
- Daniel FisherBASS, GUITAR, LYRICS BY, VOCALS BASS, GUITAR, VOCALS GUITAR, LYRICS BY, VOCALS, BASS
- Didz HammondBASS, SAMPLER, SYNTHESIZER, VOCALS BASS, SAMPLER, VOCALS, SYNTH BASS, VOCALS, SYNTHESIZER, ARTWORK
- Jon HarperCYMBAL , DRUMS , PERCUSSION DRUMS, PERCUSSION, ARTWORK BY DRUMS, PERCUSSION, CYMBAL
- Kieran MayhemKEYBOARDS , ORGAN , ORGAN ORGAN ORGAN , ORGAN , ELECTRIC PIANO
- Paul CorkettPROGRAMMED BY
- Tom BellamyGUITAR, KEYBOARDS, MELODICA, PERCUSSION, SAMPLER, SYNTHESIZER, TRUMPET, VOCALS GUITAR, KEYBOARDS, MELODICA, PERCUSSION, SAMPLER, SYNTHESIZER, VOCALS GUITAR, KEYBOARDS, PERCUSSION, SAMPLER, SYNTHESIZER, VOCALS
- Isaac Hayes
4 collectors on Gatefold own this · 14 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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