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Pop Will Eat Itself Cure For Sanity mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Electronic Album: Cure For Sanity Country: Canada Released: 1991 Style: Breakbeat, Industrial MP3 version RAR size: 1519 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1982 mb WMA version RAR size: 1622 mb Rating: 4.6 Votes: 102 Other Formats: VOC MMF AUD ASF MPC APE MP4 Tracklist Hide Credits 1 The Incredible P.W.E.I. Vs The Moral Majority 1:36 2 Dance Of The Mad Bastards 5:36 3 88 Seconds... & Still Counting 3:51 4 X Y & Zee 4:45 5 City Zen Radio 1990/2000 FM 0:54 Dr. Nightmare’s Medication Time 6 2:26 Voice [Dr. Nightmare] – Easy O 7 Touched By The Hand Of Cicciolina (Extra Time Mix) 7:42 8 1000x No! 3:13 9 Psychosexual 2:16 10 Axe Of Men 3:55 11 Another Man’s Rhubarb 4:06 12 Medicine Man Speak With Forked Tongue 0:41 13 Nightmare At 20,000 FT 3:55 14 Very Metal Noise Pollution 1:22 92°F (The 3rd Degree) 15 5:21 Vocals [92 Vocals] – Sylvia Tella 16 Lived In Splendour: Died In Chaos 5:06 17 The Beat That Refused To Die 1:31 X Y & Zee (The Sensory Amplification Mix) 18 7:16 Remix [Uncredited] – John Waddell Companies, etc. Distributed By – BMG Music Canada INC. Manufactured By – Cinram Published By – BMG Songs Credits Artwork [Computerised By] – Phil Wolstenholme, The Designers Republic Artwork [Original Dancing Man] – John Critchley Engineer – Alan Moulder, Matthew Ollivier Management [Worldwide Representation] – Craig Jennings Other [U.k. Agent] – Paul Boswell Other [U.s.a. Agent] – Ian Copeland, Steve Ferguson Photography By [Original Band] – Tony Mott Producer, Mixed By – Flood Written-By – Vestan Pance Notes Comes in a jewel case with an 8 page booklet. BPM according to booklet: 1: 0 BPM; 2: 126 BPM; 3: 99 BPM; 4: 103 BPM; 5: 99 BPM; 6: 106 BPM; 7: 112 BPM; 8: 109 BPM; 9: 120 BPM; 10: 122 BPM; 11: 127.5 BPM; 12: 92 BPM; 13: 109 BPM; 14: 140 BPM; 15: 120 BPM; 16: 104 BPM; 17: 115 BPM. Track 18 is listed neither on the back cover nor in the booklet but on the CD. As per many of the original issues of this album, track 7 is mislabelled '(Edited Highlights)' instead of '(Extra Time Mix)'. Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode (Printed): 0 7863-52485-2 Barcode (Scanned): 07863524852 Matrix / Runout: #910208PP 2485-2R MFG BY CINRAM Rights Society: ASCAP Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year RCA, RCA, BMG PD 74828, Pop Will Cure For Sanity Records (UK) PD 74828, UK & 1990 PD74828 Eat Itself (CD, Album) Ltd., BMG PD74828 Europe Records (UK) Ltd. Pop Will Cure For Sanity PK 75023 RCA PK 75023 UK 1991 Eat Itself (Cass, Album) Pop Will Cure For Sanity PK74828 RCA PK74828 UK 1990 Eat Itself (Cass, Album) Pop Will Cure For Sanity PL 74828 RCA PL 74828 UK 1990 Eat Itself (LP, Album) Cure For Sanity CDBRED 505, Pop Will (CD, Album, RE + Cherry Red, CDBRED 505, UK & 2011 CDBRED505 Eat Itself CD, Comp + RM, Cherry Red CDBRED505 Europe Exp) Related Music albums to Cure For Sanity by Pop Will Eat Itself First Patrol - Nightmare Nightmare City - Zombies American Nightmare - American Nightmare Noise Elementz - Nightmare / The Elementz The Pop Will Eat Itself - Cure For Sanity Nightmare Castle - Oh What A Nightmare - Oh What A Nightmare Leather Nightmare - Leather Nightmare.

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