Tricky presents Brownpunk digital release / Brown Punk / 20. April 2008 |
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You can download single tracks or the whole album at 7 Digital. The sampler contains one new (and otherwise unreleased) Tricky song: Messing with my brains. It has additional vocals by Kira Skov. Tricky also did a little movie with his Brown Punk artists (see 'movies don't movie me'). |
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Council Estate part 1 (7") 2x7" UK / Domino Records RUG275 / 30. June 2008 |
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The single was first released only on 7", a CD version was released later and only in the US (see below). See scans of the two 7 inches here. > Tricky: "9/11 is probably the
main reason I didn’t release an album for five
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Council Estate part 2 (7") 2x7" UK / Domino Records RUG275X / 30. June 2008 |
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This is the second part of a 7 inch set, see scans of the 7 inches here. > Tricky: "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 / Hostess HSE-10069, Domino WIDCD195J / 23. July 2008 CD US / Domino Records DNO 194 / 9. September 2008 LP US / Domino Records DNO 194 / 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, so here are their names (sometimes
the songs are just named after them): Alex Mills
('Puppy Toy'), Veronika Coassolo ('Veronika', the
lyrics are also written by her), Joseph Franklin
Hunt - a man who sang on the street ('Joseph'),
Rodigan ('Bacative' and 'Baligaga'), Lubna Mhaer
('Past Mistake' and 'School Gates'), Hafdis Huld
('Cross To Bear'). > Tricky: "Knowle West is where I
was born. It's a white ghetto. I didn't know
what racism was until I left." <
> This album was done for my
fans, because for five years I’ve been getting
e-mails to my fan website ‘we miss you’, all
this beautiful stuff, and I’m like ‘fuck, I’ve
taken all these people for granted, I’ve got to
make an album for them’. <
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Council Estate (US) CD US / Domino Records DMO 00186CD / 5. August 2008 |
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This is the only CD version of the single yet, as it is released on 7" in the UK. Some remixes are exclusively on this release (The Drums of Death mix and the Toddla T mix), the Toddla T Mix can also be bought as a bonus track from "Knowle West Boy" on iTunes. You can also buy downloads at Amazon. |
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Council Estate (US) 12" US / Domino Records DMO 001861 / 5. August 2008 |
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The 12" version has different tracks than the CD (see above). |
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Puppy
Toy
(digital) digital / Domino Records RUG 313D / 5. October 2008 |
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This single is released only digital, as far as I know. The official website didn't list it at all, but you can buy this download at Beatport. And there's a video for this single, you can watch it at Dailymotion. A second version of the digital released came later (see below). |
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Slow
7 inch / Domino Records RUG307 / 20. October 2008 digital / Domino Records RUG307D / 20. October 2008 |
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This is the third single of Knowle West Boy, again released not on CD, but as a 7 inch and digital. You can download the digial version at Domino Records or other places. The Bullion Remix can also be found on the Puppy Toy single (see above). |
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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 could download it at Domino, but not anymore, but on Beatport and other places. A different version was already available in October last year (see above). It also had "Numb" as a b-side, but also a remix of Slow and Puppy Toy that is not on this one here. |
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One
By
One: kzk Soundtrack Adidas Originals
CD Japan / Ki/oon Records KSCL-1340 / 25. February 2009 |
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This compilation has a Tricky song that is not released anywhere else. I don't know have it, so I can't say much about it, except that is has a woman singing. Here is the official website for the CD, at another website it is called a "Concept album release from apparel brand "Originals by Originals (ObyO.)". You can listen to a small snippet of the Tricky song at Juno Records. |
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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
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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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Murder Weapon
Mixed digital download / Domino Records RUG376D / 29. August 2010 7 inch / Domino Records RUG376 / 30. August 2010 |
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This is the first single from the upcoming album "Mixed Race". Both tracks feature Franky Riley (Francesca Belmonte) on vocals. "Murder Weapon" is a cover of Echo Minott (Noel Phillips) from the year 1993, "Piece Of Me" is written by Christian Karlsson, Klas Ahlund and Pontus Winnberg and is a cover of a Britney Spears song from her 2007 album "Blackout". You can listen to "Piece of me" here, here or here or buy it on Amazon. <Tricky: "It isn’t just that I
love the song – it’s also a part of my life. I
moved into my sister’s place years ago, and
some people from her estate hated people from
my estate. We went into this shop and one of
the guys who had problems with my friends
started singing “Murder Weapon” to me, as a
threat. I’ve never forgotten it.">
<Tricky: "The reason there’s a
music box playing at the beginning is because
of my good friend Charles. His mum had
epilepsy and so did mine. He spent 13 years in
the foreign legion, he’d been to 13 of my
gigs, and I’ve got a 13 tattooed on my neck.
He’s not a musician, and making him play the
music box and recording it was a way of
getting him on my album.">
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Mixed Race CD Europe / Domino Records WIGCD256 / 27. September 2010 LP Europe / Domino Records WIGLP 256 / 24. September 2010 download / Domino Records WIG 256D / 27. September 2010 CD Japan / Hostess HSE-10103, Domino WIGCD256J / 27. October 2010 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
The Japanese version has one bonus
track (buy it here),
which you can also buy on iTunes:
Strangely there are no credits in the booklet of the CD, see scans of the release here. The female vocals on the album are by Francesca Belmonte, who called herself Franky Riley at that time. She also wrote all the lyrics of "Ghetto Stars". "Really Real" features Bobby Gillespie on vocals, "Bristol To London" Blackman and Tricky's brother Marlon Thaws. The singer on "UK Jamaican" is Terry Lynn and it's a sort of re-recording of her song "Kingston Logic". Tricky said in an interview that he will also be on her next album. The name of that should be "The Reason" and it was supposed to be released in 2011, as you can read here, but up to now it hasn't been released. Terry Lynn died in 2021, so it will probably never come out. In this article you can read that one track produced by Tricky and Wildlife is called "In This Time" and was used in a TV series called Nikita. You can see the scene in the article, too, or on Vimeo directly. "Hakim" is named after Hakim Haramouche, who plays guitar and sings on that song. <Tricky: “I can’t do gangsta rap.
That’s not me. I can’t talk about being a bad
boy, ‘cos I’m not. But I’ve been around that.
So this is the closest I can get to a gangsta
album. It’s very gully, as Jamaicans call it…
very dark. Tense, street and urban. It’s like
a movie, almost.”>
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Ghetto
Stars digital download / Domino Records RUG386D / November 2010 |
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This is a one-track download single. As you can read on Trickynerd's blog there was also a vinyl single announced and you could download a b-side from Domino for a while (“Ghetto Stars” french version feat. Coeur de Pirate). <Tricky: "I wrote all
Franky’s lyrics except this one. I just played
her this dark, heavy track which I only had a
chorus for, went out for a couple of hours,
and… wow. She wrote exactly what I was
thinking. It’s a gangster song, that tells it
straight without glamorising it.">
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Time
To Dance (Remixes) digital download / Domino Records RUG417D / July 2011 |
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Tricky signed Fifi Rong later to his own label "False Idols", starting 2013 (see below). She did another version of her remix that is yet unreleased, you could listen to it on her Soundcloud, but not anymore. <Tricky: "The closest I’m ever
gonna get to disco.">
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solo part 1 (1991-1998) |
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solo part 2 (1999-2005) |
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solo part 3 (2006-2011) |
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solo part 4 (2012-2018) |
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