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Divine Comedy 12" US / white label DPX 11064-1 / 1998 |
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Tricky recorded his response in the form of a song. "Divine Comedy," which
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Can't Freestyle 12" US / Durban Poison DPROWL 12002 / 1998 (green vinyl) |
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song, "Can't Freestyle", is available in Tricky's adoptive home of New
York on "bootleg" green vinyl. <
> In the
case of Finley Quaye, it was [...] his persistent claims to be Tricky's
uncle that forced the rapper to record the as-yet-unreleased Can't Freestyle
.... When an excerpt from the lyric was leaked to the press ("Everybody
wants to be my cousin / Everybody wants to be my blood / You're not my
blood / Don't you feel no shame, taking my mother's name in vain?"), even
The Sun ran a report on the slur. <
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Broken Homes CD 1 CD UK / CID 701, Island 572 298-2 / 18.5.1998 (slim jewel case) CD / MCPS 572 332-2 / 1998 (digipak) 12" UK / 18.5.1998 7" UK / IS 701, Island 572 296-7 / 18.5.1998 |
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The first single from "Angels With Dirty Faces'. The 12" has these tracks: Broken Homes (Hip Hop Mix) / Broken Homes / Money Greedy / Anti Histamine. The 7" is a limited edition and has only Money Greedy (a) and Broken Homes (aa). The digipak also has the Hip Hop Mix of Broken Homes. 'Anti Histamine' features parts of Blondie's 'Heart Of Glass', sung by Martina. Broken Homes features PJ Harvey on vocals, with whom Tricky wanted to work from the start of his career. > The leadoff
single, the mournful "Broken Homes," [...] is a tribute to the Notorius
B.I.G. Tricky wrote it the night he learned of Biggie's death. <
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Broken Homes CD 2 CD UK / CID X 701, Island 572 296-2 / 18.5.1998 (slim jewel case) |
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...lyrics like, 'these men will break your bones, don't know how to build
stable homes'. Homes are important to me," he adds, "because I never had
one." <
> Tricky:
... someone who've I really fallen for recently is PJ Harvey. I think she's
a genius. She's the first person I've ever heard who makes me feel that
I know what it's like to be a woman. If I had the choice of working with
anyone in the world then it would be her." <
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Angels With Dirty Faces CD UK / CID 8071, Island 524 536-2 / 25.5.1998 LP UK / ILPS 8071, Island / 25.5.1998 2LP UK / ILPSD 8071, Island 524 536-1 / 1998 (limited edition) CD Germany / CIDX 8071, Island 524 520-2 / 25.5.1998 CD France / CID 8071, Island 524 536-2 / 25.5.1998 CD Japan / PHCR-1863, Island / 13.5.1998 CD US / Polygram 524520 / 2.6.1998 MC UK / ICT 8071, Island / 25.5.1998 MC Europe (?) / ICTX 8071, Island / 25.5.1998 |
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album he's made, will, he expects, surprise people when it comes
out next year. "Sometimes it surprises me. It's chilled-out, positive,
all about peace and love." <
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he hasn't listened to his new album, Angels With Dirty Faces, for a while
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Six Minutes 12" 12" US / Island 314-572 515-1 / 1998 |
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Mr. Smalls also casts his prodigous shadow over "6 Minutes," in which Tricky
asserts that "All the tough guys are dropping like flies" <
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Six Minutes CD CD US / CID 735 Island 572 525-2 / 1998??? |
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6 Minutes, refers to 'this industry full of vomit'. "We're all monkeys,"
he says. "We dance and get paid for it, people are so quick to sit back
and go along with it, but I'm going to fight back." [...]
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Made In Bristol (professional bootleg) CD / Island Records??? 764 111-2 / 1998 |
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This compilation is very rare to find and it's only a professional bootleg! But it has the Island and Fourth & Broadway labels on the back (see the pictures here) and looks very much like an original release, so I included it in the discography. There are some mistakes in the tracklisting: Track 5 is called "Alex Reele Remix", but it should be the "Alex Reece Remix". And "Suffocated Love" is in fact the live version (which also can be found on the Tricky Kid single). |
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VA: Forces Of Nature (OST) CD US / Dreamworks DRMD-50111 / 1999 |
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For Real CD 1 CD UK / CID 753, Island 562 304-2 / 3.8.1999 (slim jewel case) |
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For Real CD 2 CD UK / CIDX 753, Island 562 305-2 / 3.8.1999 (slim jewel case) |
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For Real 12" UK 12" UK / 12IS753, Island 562 305-1 / 3.8.1999 |
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For Real 12" US 12" US / Island 314-562 202-1 / 3.8.1999 (limited edition with DJ mat) |
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Juxtapose CD Japan / PHCW 1706, Island / 23.7.1999 CD UK / CID 8087, Island 546 432-2 / 16.8.1999 2CD France / CID 8087, Island 546 650-2, 562 371-2 / 16.8.1999 (limited edition) 2CD Australia / Island 546 442-2 / 1999 LP UK / Island 546 432-1 / 1999 |
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All tracks are produced by Tricky, except ° produced by Grease and * produced by DJ Muggs/Tricky. 'Bom Bom Diggy', 'I like the girls' and 'Hot like a sauna' feature additional vocals by the British rapper Mad Dog. The Japanese edition has two bonus tracks (11: 'Who', 12: 'Bombing Bastards'). 'Who' is an exclusive track, not released anywhere else! It's written by Tricky and DJ Muggs, but vocals are by Tricky. The limited French edition has a second CD with the two b-sides of the 'For real' single: 'Bombing Bastards' and 'Pop Muzik'. The Australian release has a bonus disc with these five tracks: 1. For Real (Hip Hop remix), 2. For Real (Genaside II mix), 3. For Real (Rollo mix) 4. Bombing Bastards, 5. Pop Muzik. Check out the Juxtapose presskit here. 'Contradictive' is also on the soundtrack for 'Brokedown Palace' and - as you can read in the Visions interview - it samples a percussionline from the song "Watching you without me" by Kate Bush, whom Tricky admires very much. Juxtapose is the first album Tricky did without Martina. He decided not to work with her anymore, which he explained like this: > "When
I read that Face* thing, I started thinking we should split up. Our relationship's
good, it's been seven years, and the fact we were seeing each other, had
a kid, stopped seeing each other and carried on making albums is unbelievable."
[...] "When we do split up and there's more press I'm going to blame Andrew
[Smith] and Craig [McLean], those two people are directly to blame." <
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Mission Accomplished CD Europe / Anti 6595-2 / 6.11.2000 (digipak) 12" Europe / Anti 6595-1 / 6.11.2000 CD US / Epitaph EPT86595CD / 6.2.2001 CD Japan / Epitaph ESCA-8267 / 7.2.2001 |
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music for a TV commercial that Tricky did for The Gap. He did the song
especially for the spot and it is not released anywhere. It will not be
on his next album 'Blowback'. You can see the commercial on the web site
of Gap.
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Blowback CD Japan / CTCW-53009 / 20.6.2001 CD Europe / Anti Records 6596-2 / 25.6.2001 (limited edition, gatefold cover) LP Europe / Anti Records 6596-1 / 25.6.2001 (limited edition) CD US / Hollywood Records HR-62285-2 / 26.6.2001 CD Canada / Hollywood Records HR-62285-2 / 26.6.2001 CD Australia / Hollywood Records HR-62285-2 / 2001 2CD Europe / Anti Records 6645-2 / April 2002 (limited edition, with bonus CD) |
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The European
edition of Blowback comes as a limited edition with two bonustracks (14.
and 15., see tracklist above). Also the Japanese edition has these two
bonus tracks, in opposite order, the LP doesn't have the bonus tracks.
'The Hawkman Is Coming' is also on the 'Evolution Revolution Love' single,
called 'The Hawk Is Coming'. The remix of 'Evolution Revolution Love' is
made by Marlon (one of Tricky's brothers) and Mad Dog. Though the remixers
are not mentioned anywhere on the CD, the same remix turned up on a promo
12".
> "It's
definitely the most ear-friendly of all my albums. I feel like I've been
sitting around for a couple of years complaining about what's on MTV and
the radio. You can only do that for so long. If you want to hear good music
on the radio, you need to make an album." <
> "I did
Blowback for the cash” he admits, “cos I’d put money into artists, had
to pay my bills and my kids school fees. Someone from Hollywood Records
heard some demos and it was two years old when I gave it to them..." <
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Evolution Revolution Love CD Netherlands / Anti 1056-2 / 5.7.2001 (cardboard sleeve) |
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This version
is released only in some European countries, as far as I know. It has only
two tracks and a different catalogue number than the three track version
(see below). Track 2 is mixed by Tom Lord-Alge, but it's not very different
from the album version.
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Evolution Revolution Love CD Europe / Anti 1052-2 / 20.08.2001 (digipak) |
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'Evolution
Revolution Love' is the first single from 'Blowback'. It was announced
to be released on June 18, but then delayed. There's another version of
this single existing with 2 tracks (see above).
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A Ruff Guide CD Europe / CIDX 8114, Universal Island 586 871-2 / 27.5.2002 CD UK / CID 8114, Universal Island 586 872-2 / 27.5.2002 CD Japan / UICI-1016 / 5.6.2002 CD US / Universal Island 314 - 586 871-2 / 25.6.2002 |
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This is Tricky's
first official "best of" album, containing tracks from all his albums except
Blowback. It also contains two b-sides from singles, the "Version 1" of
'Aftermath' and the (just slightly different) version of 'I be The Prophet'.
This album is also released as a video DVD with 14 videos and more (see
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A Ruff Guide DVD DVD Pal Germany / Island Records 586 932-9 / 22.7.2002 DVD Pal France / Island Records / 22.7.2002 DVD Pal UK / Island Records / 29.7.2002 DVD NTSC US, Canada / Island Records 314 586 965-9 / 17.9.2002 DVD Japan / ELMO 586965-9/ 17.9.2002 |
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This best of
album is also released on CD, but this video DVD version features 13 videos
and the documentary "Naked & Famous", directed in 1997 by Mark Kidel.
This documentary was shown on TV a couple of times, together with a live
show, which is unfortunately not on the DVD. According to the French Amazon
the French version has also three live tracks (Antihistamine, Critic, Carriage
For Two) recorded for MTV - the song Critic is unreleased yet. But I don't
have the French edition, so I can't say if this is true or not. I also
can't say if the UK version is any different, but it was released one week
later. The US version has the same tracks as the European one...
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You Don't Wanna CD Europe / Anti 1065-2 / 1.7.2002 (digipak) |
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Ko-La is a
girl group, this song is produced by Perry Melius and Wayne Nunes, who
played on tour with Tricky several times, Tricky is executive producer.
It contains a sample of Tricky's distorted voice, as you can hear it in
the beginning of 'Feed Me'.
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Vulnerable (CD & DVD) 2CD Europe / Anti Records 6686-2 / 19. May 2003 (limited edition, digipak) |
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The female
singer on all tracks is Constanza Francavilla, who already recorded the
song 'My Head' with Tricky, which was released on a bonus CD for Blowback.
'Dear God' and 'The Lovecats' are cover versions, check out cover
me for details. 'Vulnerable' is also released as a one-CD-version with
three additional CD-Rom tracks (see below).
<"I called
this album Vulnerable because it's my most honest and open record. On this
album I've stopped hiding and I'm allowing people to see different sides
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Vulnerable (enhanced CD) CD Europe / Anti Records 6648-2 / 19. May 2003 (digipak) CD US / Sanctuary 84618 / 17. June 2003 |
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The enhanced version has three videos, one of them is an exclusive track, not released anywhere yet (Snap Them). Both tracks with Radagon are written by Tricky, Winston 'T' Burris and Conrad 'Radagon' Morgan. They are produced by Tricky and Winston 'T' Burris. > ‘Vulnerable’
is an eclectic mash of downbeat claustrophobia, beauty, visceral guitar
crunching pained laments propelled by economic beats, and upbeat Garbage-esque
bouncers. <
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Vulnerable (CD) CD Japan / VICP-62410 / 21. August 2003 |
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Antimatter (CD) CD Europe / Anti 1101-2 / 23. June 2003 (digipak) |
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is the first single from 'Vulnerable'. The Jimmy & T Remix can also
be found - with a video - on 'Vulnerable' (DVD or enhanced version). The
Ragga Remix is remixed by Wayne Nunes and Perry Melius (Tricky's bass player
and drummer). The Ollie Remix is remixed by Toby Clark. There are three
more remixes on a promo 12" and promo CD, check out the promo
discography for details and sounds.
Tricky -
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Antimatter (enhanced CD) CD Europe / Anti 1101-2 / 23. June 2003 (digipak) CD US / Epitaph..../ 7. July 2003 |
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Antimatter (12") 12" Europe / Anti 1125-1 / (clear vinyl) |
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How High CD France / Anti ... / 23. November 2003 12" France / Anti .... / 23. November 2003 |
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Clean O.S.T. CD France / Naive NV802111 / 18. August 2004 CD / Silva Screen Records SILCD1180 / 2004 |
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Daddy G: DJ Kicks CD Germany / Studio K7 !K7170CD / 18. October 2004 |
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V.A.: Kingsbread Sessions CD / Discograph Isma'a / 20 May 2005 |
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Tricky presents Brownpunk digital release / Brown Punk / 20. April 2008 |
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single tracks or the whole album at 7
Digital. The sampler contains one new (and otherwise unreleased) Tricky
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"I needed an English label to do that, and to bring me home. Epitaph was
a great label for me. But they had no presence in England. This is my home
country. I’m moving back soon, and I wanted to make an English album."
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Knowle West Boy CD Ger / Domino Records WIGCD195 / 4. July 2008 CD UK / Domino Records WIGCD195 / 7. July 2008 LP UK / Domino Records WIGLP195 / 7. July 2008 CD Japan / HSE-10069 / 28. July 2008 CD US / Domino Records ,... / 9. September 2008 |
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You can listen
to all the songs at 7 Digital. The
vocalists are not mentioned for each song in the booklet, here are the
names as far as I know them: Alex Mills (Puppy Toy), Veronika Coassolo
(Veronika, the lyrics are also written by her), Joseph - a man who sang
on the street (Joseph), Rodigan (Bacative, Baligaga), Lubna (Past Mistake,
School Gates), Hafdis Huld (Cross To Bear). It's interesting that Tricky
took an old family photos as artwort on the back of the CD, check out scans
and the names of the people here. The
musicians include two people who already worked with Tricky before: Mark
Thwaite (guitar) and Wayne Nunes (bass).
> Tricky:
"Knowle West is where I was born. It's a white ghetto. I didn't know what
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Council Estate (US) CD US / Domino Records DMO 00186CD / 5. August 2008 12" US / Domino Records DMO 001861 / 5. August 2008 |
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Puppy
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Slow
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Puppy
Toy
digital / Domino Records RUG313D1 / 23. February 2009 |
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Strangely this is the second digital release of Puppy Toy! You can download it at Domino. A different version was already available in Octobe last year (see above). It also had "Numb" as a b-side, but also a remix of Slow and Puppy Toy. |
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Maxinquaye
Deluxe Edition
2 CD / Universal Island Records 532 231-1 / 22. October 2009 |
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The first CD
is a digitally remastered version of Tricky first solo album "Maxinquaye",
which was released back in 1995. The second CD contains old and new remixes.
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C'Mon
Baby
7 inch / Domino Records DOMTRICK 2 / 23. November 2009 digital download / Domino Records DOMTRICK 2D / 30. November 2009 |
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The South Rakkas
Crew Mix is taken from the upcoming album "Tricky meets South Rakkas Crew"
(see below). It is released as a 7 inch and as digital download from Domino.
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Tricky
meets South Rakkas Crew
CD / Domino Records WIGCD 230 / 26. November 2009 2 LP / Domino Records WIGLP 230 / 28. November 2009 digital download / Domino Records WIG230D / 30. November 2009 |
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This is a remix CD with tracks from Knowle West Boy, all by South Rakkas Crew. Their remix of Council Estate can be found on the Council Estate single (see above). C'Mon Baby is already released as a single with an instrumental version as a b-side (see above). |
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