Album
Subliminal Sandwich
1996 · Electronic, Hip Hop
4 collectors on Gatefold own this
Subliminal Sandwich is an Electronic album by Meat Beat Manifesto, originally released in 1996. On Gatefold: 10 pressings tracked, owned by 4 collectors.
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Tracklist
- 1Sound Innovation2:18
- 2Nuclear Bomb6:12
- 3Long Periods of Time4:33
- 419795:25
- 5Future Worlds4:56
- 6Whats Your Name?2:47
- 7She's Unreal4:10
- 8Asbestos Lead Asbestos6:22
- 9Mass Producing Hate3:01
- 10Radio Mellotron1:07
- 11Assasinator5:22
- 12Phone Calls from the Dead3:13
- 13Lucid Dream2:09
- 14Addiction4:07
- 15No Purpose No Design2:18
- 16Cancer4:34
- 17Transmission4:09
- 18We Done2:07
Sound DNA
- Electronic
- Industrial
- gritty
- chaotic
- urban
The version of "Nuclear Bomb" which appears on this release is the same as the "Nuclear Bomb (Trouble It Mix)" from the commercially unreleased "Nuclear Bomb" single.
Vocal Sample "For emulation has a thousand songs..." on "Radio Mellotron" is taken from the U.S. TV series Johnny Staccato (1959), Season 1, Episode 11, "The Poet’s Touch", November 26, 1959.
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- Jack DangersVOICE, BASS, WATERPHONE, BASS CLARINET, MELLOTRON, THEREMIN, SYNTHESIZER, SAMPLES, TURNTABLES, OTHER
- Arjan McNamaraSYNTH SYNTHESIZER
- Ben StokesFEATURING PERCUSSION
- Daddy SandyVOCALS
- Hell LouiseVOCALS
- Joe GoreGUITAR
- John WilsonFEATURING
- Jonny StephensFEATURING GUITAR SYNTH
- Lee WalkerFEATURING SYNTH SYNTHESIZER
- Mark PistelFEATURING SYNTH , E-BOW, THEREMIN SYNTHESIZER , E-BOW
- Mike PowellBACKING VOCALS BACKING VOCALS, THEREMIN THEREMIN, BACKING VOCALS
- Papa LeviVOCALS
- Philip SteirFEATURING PERCUSSION
- Tippa IrieVOCALS
4 collectors on Gatefold own this · 10 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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