Ok, guess I'll have to give the tracks a spin with this order and see how it sounds....

Now, this is interesting!


Martina is credited as MTB and Keith as Keef. Maxim vocals on The Day. No Brother Coulture on Medicine, vocals by Maxim and YT (I heard that somewhere before, Maxim production or something). This is actually Keith singing on Invisible Sun? And few more surprises...

Most likely, the vinyl tracklist is different to make them all fit nicely on the discs.

Brother Culture is credited on Nasty

Yeah, well with the vinyl tracklist Side C is the longest one (12:23)
If you were to spin the tracks in 3 records with the cd tracklist the longest side would be 11:25, therefore there's something else behind the different traklist....

P.S. I do have a life

Does anybody else notice that "Rok-Weiler" cuts out towards the end during the guitar outro--at the 3:25-mark--then cuts back in linking the outro to the last beat-laden bit...is that a recording mistake or is it intentional?

Noticed. I'd be nearly impossible for something like that to slip by during all stages of production.

So I'm not the only one to notice...so it's not just a faulty copy of the tune? So what is it exactly, seems so sudden, it's certainly an odd adage considering Liam's penchant for perfection, no?

Maybe it's only found on the "leaked" itunes version?
Can someone with an actual copy confirm?

its the same on the vinyl copy

i thought that this was quite obvious that this was done intentionally
he continues to chop that feedback guitar sound throughout the rest of outro if you listen for it in the background
it was meant for when the rest of the instruments/drums join in for the final outro, it hits harder with feedback suddenly cutting
he uses a building/crescendo tweak synth on the second half to welcome it all kicking back in
it helps give the outro an extra BOOM!
it's clearly intentional
and if you listen, you can hear him chopping that feedback noise some more throughout the outro

Also it's the only track Liam wrote by himself. Nice I really dig the track.

Destroy co-written by Zak H Laycock

http://www.discogs.com/artist/1641232-Zak-H-Laycock

From Enviromental Science (they did the dub Poison remix), and he co-wrote Mescaline

Liam should do more tracks with this guy.

Or is he credited because of a sample on the track?

I can download rhythm bomb from itunes but cant listen to it?

And Liam should sing.

Sweet! Thanks for the pics

Rings a bell with me too, Fallen Angel

Had a quick look on discogs and saw this
http://www.discogs.com/YT-Raise-D-Level/release/373393