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Brand X Is There Anything About? mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Jazz / Rock Album: Is There Anything About? Country: UK Released: 1982 Style: Jazz-Rock, Fusion MP3 version RAR size: 1450 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1335 mb WMA version RAR size: 1522 mb Rating: 4.1 Votes: 333 Other Formats: DMF AA WAV MPC FLAC AUD MMF Tracklist A1 Ipanaemia A2 A Longer April A3 Modern, Noisy And Effective B1 Swan Song B2 Is There Anything About? B3 Tmiu-Atga Credits Backing Vocals – John Giblin, Robin Lumley, Steve Short Bass – John Giblin (tracks: A1 to B1, B3), Percy Jones (tracks: B2) Drums, Percussion [Concussion] – Philip Collins* (tracks: A1 to B2) Electronic Drums [Syndrums] – Steven Short* (tracks: B1) Engineer – Steven Short* Engineer [Bits Done By] – Colin Green, Craig Milliner, Neil Kernon Guitar – John Goodsall (tracks: A1 to B2) Handclaps – Ed Carson (tracks: A3) Keyboards – Peter Robinson (tracks: B3), Robin Lumley Photography By – Andrew Douglas Producer – Robin Lumley, Steven Short* Remix [Engineering & Production] – Robin Lumley, Stephen Short* Saxophone – Raf Ravenscroft* (tracks: A2) Sleeve – Bill Smith Written-By – Giblin* (tracks: A2, B1, B3), Goodsall* (tracks: A1, A3, B2), Jones* (tracks: B2), Robinson* (tracks: B3), Collins* (tracks: B1, B2), Lumley* (tracks: A3 to B3), Short* (tracks: A3, B1) Notes ℗ 1982 Hit and Run Music Ltd. London. Mixed at Trident Studios, Hitler, London W.1, where you have to use the lift 'cos the stairs don't Work. Track B3 was recorded live on a cassette machine at Startling Studios by accident, and left the way it came out; snare rattles and all. So there. Incidentally, the initials TMIU ATGA stand for "They're Making It Up As They Go Along". Marketed by Phonogram. Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Is There Anything About? (LP, 6302 212 Brand X Vertigo 6302 212 Scandinavia 1982 Album) Is There Anything About? (LP, Passport PB 6016 Brand X PB 6016 US 1982 Album, Blu) Records Is There Anything About? (LP, Passport PL 5006 Brand X PL 5006 Canada 1982 Album) Records Is There Anything About? (LP, 25·3P-408 Brand X Epic 25·3P-408 Japan 1982 Album, Promo) Is There Anything About? (LP, CBS 85967 Brand X CBS CBS 85967 UK 1982 Album) Related Music albums to Is There Anything About? by Brand X Brand X - Do They Hurt? Steven Cragg - Discovery The Re:freshed Orchestra - Re:encore Orleans - Orleans Short Romans - You Were On My Mind / What Makes The World Go Round Jack Lancaster And Robin Lumley - Marscape John Brodeur - Tiger Pop Brand X - Moroccan Roll Jim Capaldi - Short Cut Draw Blood Rufus Lumley - Annabella / They Don't Give Medals (To Yesterday's Heroes) Proles - Thought Crime Various - Peter And The Wolf.

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