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VA: Forces Of Nature (OST) CD US / Dreamworks DRMD-50111 / 1999 |
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'Slowly' is an exclusive song by Tricky that can not be found anywhere else, up to now. Credits are: written by Tricky, performed by Tricky, additional vocals by Carmen Ejogo. |
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For Real CD 1 CD UK / CID 753, Island 562_304-2 / 3. August 1999 |
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'Bombing Bastards' is produced and mixed by the Berlin group Terranova (aka Turntable Terranova) and is also on their debut album "Close the door" (tracklist see collaborations discography). 'Pop muzik' is a cover - originally written by Robin Scott (check out cover me for details) - and has vocals and production by Tricky and DJ Muggs. The CD comes in as slim jewel case. |
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For Real CD 2 CD UK / CIDX 753, Island 562_305-2 / 3. August 1999 |
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The Hip Hop remix is identical to the Grease remix that is also on promos and the US 12". The Rollo mix is remixed by Rollo and Sister Bliss of Faithless. The CD comes in as slim jewel case. |
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For Real 12" UK 12" UK / 12IS753, Island 562_305-1 / 3. August 1999 |
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The 12" has the same tracks as the CD 2, but the same cover as the CD1! The Hip Hop remix is identical to the Grease remix that is also on promos and the US 12". The Rollo mix is remixed by Rollo and Sister Bliss of Faithless. |
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For Real 12" US 12" US / Island 314-562_202-1 / 3. August 1999 (limited edition with DJ mat) |
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This limited US 12" not only has all the tracks (except the Rollo mix) from the two UK singles, but also a DJ mat (take a look at it here). The Grease remix is identical to the Hip Hop remix. |
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Juxtapose CD Japan / PHCW 1706, Island / 23. July 1999 CD UK / CID 8087, Island 546_432-2 / 16. August 1999 2CD France / CID 8087, Island 546 650-2, 562_371-2 / 16. August 1999 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 percussion line 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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This new mix of 'Antihistamine' is in fact just a longer version of the song as it is on the 'Broken Homes' single. The cover of the official release just says 'Antihistamine', but on an advanced promo copy it was called 'Forgotten by the world mix' (see right pic, check out bigger scans here). |
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Mission Accomplished CD Europe / Anti 6595-2 / 6. November 2000 (digipak) 12" Europe / Anti 6595-1 / 6. November 2000 CD US / Epitaph EPT86595CD / 6. February 2001 CD Japan / Epitaph ESCA-8267 / 7. February 2001 |
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Mission Accomplished is Tricky's first release on his new label Anti Records, the European sub-label of Epitaph. The title track contains parts of a Peter Gabriel song called 'Big Time' (check out they ask my origin for more). All the tracks except Divine Comedy feature Mad Dog on vocals who already appeared on Juxtapose. The vocalist on the title track is Chesnay Hawkes, as you can read here. Divine Comedy is a song from 1998, but was at that time only available as a bootleg 12". The version on 'Mission Accomplished' is shorter than the "original" one, though. For more infos about 'Mission Accomplished' check out the Mission Accomplished mini site. |
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Hallelujah GAP TV commercial / not released / April 2001 | |||||||
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This is the
music for a TV commercial that Tricky did for The Gap. He did the song
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Blowback CD Japan / CTCW-53009 / 20. June 2001 CD Europe / Anti Records 6596-2 / 25. June 2001 (limited edition, gatefold) LP Europe / Anti Records 6596-1 / 25. June 2001 (limited edition) CD US / Hollywood Records HR-62285-2 / 26. June 2001 CD Canada / Hollywood Records HR-62285-2 / 26. June 2001 CD Australia / Hollywood Records HR-62285-2 / 2001 2CD France / Anti Records 6645-2 / April 2002 (limited edition) |
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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..." <
> My friend once told me it's a gangster album. Not because I am gangster.
I’m not. But, I was hanging out with guys who were living a certain
life. Blowback is a gangster album really. < |
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Evolution Revolution Love CD Netherlands / Anti 1056-2 / 5. July 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. August 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. May 2002 CD UK / CID 8114, Universal Island 586_872-2 / 27. May 2002 CD Japan / UICI-1016 / 5. June 2002 CD US / Universal Island 314 - 586_871-2 / 25. June 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
below). The UK and Japanese version of the CD have two bonus tracks:
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A Ruff Guide DVD DVD Pal Germany / Island Records 586_932-9 / 22. July 2002 DVD Pal France / Island Records / 22. July 2002 DVD Pal UK / Island Records / 29. July 2002 DVD NTSC US / Island Records 314_586_965-9 / 17. September 2002 DVD Japan / ELMO 586965-9 / 17. September 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
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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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CD1 (Audio CD):
The female
singer on all tracks is Costanza 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
of the real me." <
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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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'Antimatter'
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 -
'Antimatter' - 23rd June 2003
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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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This version has the same tracks as the normal CD, but also a CD Rom part with the 'Antimatter' video. The catalogue numbers of both releases are the same! Another version of the video can be found on 'Vulnerable' (DVD or enhanced version). The European version has the same catalogue number as the 4 track version (see above), but the cover is slightly different and has a sticker on it (see scans here). |
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Antimatter (12") 12" Europe / Anti 1125-1 / 7. July 2003 (clear vinyl) |
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The 12" has the same tracks as the CD. There are three more remixes on a promo 12" and promo CD, check out the promo discography for details and sounds. |
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How High CD France / Anti 1133-2 / 23. November 2003 12" Netherlands / Anti 1134-1 / 23. November 2003 |
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This single seems to be released only in France so far. According to discogs the 12" has the same tracks as the CD. You can listen to samples of the mixes at Fnac or by clicking on the titles above. The singer of the french lyrics on track 2 and 3 is Emilie Simon, who was support act for Tricky in 2003 (Costanza sang a song by her a capella in Paris), while Liz Densmore provides vocals on track 4. Track 5 is remixed by Jam & Spoon, the name hints to their own album Tripomatic Fairytales, which features a collaboration with Tricky and Costanza (see collaboration discography). |
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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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'Breakaway' is a new song by Tricky, also featuring vocals of Liz Densmore. You can buy the album at Fnac. Tricky also acted in this film, playing "himself" (see movies don't move me). In the movie he performs the song with Liz Densmore live, you can watch their performance and the following scene with Tricky in a bar or cafe on You Tube. |
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Daddy G: DJ Kicks CD Germany / Studio K7 !K7170CD / 18. October 2004 |
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VA: Kingsbread Sessions CD / Discograph Isma'a / 20. May 2005 |
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solo part 1 (1991-1998) |
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