Album

This Films Crap Lets Slash The Seats

David Holmes

1995 · Electronic

Rare pressing on Gatefold

This Films Crap Lets Slash The Seats by David Holmes

This Films Crap Lets Slash The Seats is an Electronic album by David Holmes, originally released in 1995. On Gatefold: 12 pressings tracked.

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Tracklist

  1. 1No Man's Land12:45
  2. 2Slash the Seats7:17
  3. 3Shake Ya Brain9:14
  4. 4Got F****d Up Along the Way8:16
  5. 5Gone (feat. Sarah Cracknell)8:09
  6. 6The Atom & You6:40
  7. 7Minus 61 In Detroit9:21
  8. 8Inspired By Leyburn8:02
  9. 9Coming Home to the Sun7:44
  10. 2.1Gone (feat. Sarah Cracknell) [First Night Without Charge]9:59
  11. 2.2Gone (feat. Sarah Cracknell) [The Kruder & Dorfmeister Session]7:51
  12. 2.3Mosh It6:13
  13. 2.4Slash the Seats (Slash the Beats Mix)6:40
  14. 2.5The Connecting Flight Syndrome7:40
  15. 2.6Smoked Oak7:33
  16. 2.7Gone (feat. Sarah Cracknell) [Alter Ego Decoding Gone / Part 2]5:42
  17. 2.8Gone (feat. Sarah Cracknell) [Second Night Without Charge]8:37

Sound DNA

  • Electronic
  • Techno
  • synthetic
  • hypnotic
  • club

Notes from the original pressing. Later editions may differ.

On the label is track A1 printed as "No Man's Land" - on the sleeves as "No Mans Land".
Credits appear on custom inner sleeve

Credits

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Performers

  • Cara RobinsonSONGWRITER, VOCALS VOCALS VOCALS, WRITTEN-BY
  • Jah WobbleBASS BASS, SONGWRITER BASS, WRITTEN-BY
  • John HarrisVOCALS
  • Keith TenniswoodGUITAR
  • Richard ThairPERCUSSION
  • Sandals
  • Sarah CracknellFEATURING FEATURING, VOCALS VOCALS
  • Steve HillageGUITAR
  • The Shangri-Las

Rare pressing on Gatefold · 12 pressings tracked on Gatefold

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