2 x 12”, XL-Recordings, XLLP 121 - discography

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The Fat Of The Land
( 30th June 1997, 2 x 12”, XL-Recordings, XLLP 121)

05:43 Smack My Bitch Up
05:35 Breathe

04:18 Diesel Power
05:16 Funky Shit

05:11 Serial Thrilla
05:40 Mindfields
09:06 Narayan

04:40 Firestarter
06:36 Climbatize
04:19 Fuel My Fire

Produced & mixed at Earthbound.
Vocals on A1, A2, C3 and D1 recorded at Strongroom.

A1 published by EMI Virgin Music Ltd/Next Plateau music/Beats G Music. ℗ 1997 XL Recordings Ltd.
A2 published by EMI Virgin Music Ltd/EMI Music Ltd/MCA Music. ℗ 1996 XL Recordings Ltd.
B1 published by EMI Virgin Music Ltd/Momentum Music Ltd. ℗ 1997 XL Recordings Ltd.
B2 published by EMI Virgin Music Ltd/Polygram Music. ℗ 1997 XL Recordings Ltd.
C1 published by EMI Virgin Music Ltd/MCA Music/Chrysalis Music Publishing. ℗ 1997 XL Recordings Ltd.
C2 published by EMI Virgin Music Ltd. ℗ 1997 XL Recordings Ltd.
C3 published by EMI Virgin Music Ltd/Hit And Run Publishing Ltd. Crispian Mills appears courtesy of of Columbia Records Ltd. ℗ 1997 XL Recordings Ltd.
D1 published by EMI Virgin Music Ltd/MCA Music/Perfect Songs/Zomba Music. ℗ 1996 XL Recordings Ltd.
D2 published by EMI Virgin Music Ltd. ℗ 1997 XL Recordings Ltd.
D3 published in the USA: By Drop Trou Tunes. Administered by Zomba Songs Inc. (BMI)/Shock Music Publishing Australia. Rest of the world: By Zomba Music Publishers Ltd/Shock Music Publishing Australia. ℗ 1997 XL Recordings Ltd. Saffron appears courtesy of Deconstruction/BMG Entertainment International UK and Ireland Ltd.

℗ XL Recordings 1997 © XL Recordings 1997.
Made in England.

Sample Information:
A1 contains portions of "Give The Drummer Some" by Ultramagnetic M.C.'s from their album entitled "Critical Beatdown" used courtesy of Next Plateau Records.
B2 excerpts from "Root Down" used under license from Capitol Records. A division of Capitol Records Inc. Sample from "2-3 Break" by The B-Boys used courtesy of Vintertainment. Published by Vintertainment Enterprises (ASCAP). Sample from "Theme From S.W.A.T." by Barry Derorzan, used courtesy of MCA Records, Inc. under license from Universal Music Special Markets Inc.. Published by EMI Gold Horizon Music.
C1 "Selling Jesus" by Skunk Anansie used courtesy of One Little Indian except USA courtesy of Sony Music Inc.
D1 sample of Breeders "SOS" courtesy of 4AD/Elektra (by arrangement with Warner Special Products). "Close To The Edit" by Art Of Noise under licence from ZTT Records Ltd.
D2 contains portion of "Horn Track" by Egyptian Empire/Tim Taylor courtesy of London Records and published by Northcott Music administered by International Music Network.

"Fuel My Fire" originally performed by L7.

Mastered at The Exchange.
Pressed at Damont Audio Limited.