The Ruff Guide to Genre-Terrorism
The Ruff Guide to Genre-Terrorism is the first full-length release by Manchester, UK based Sonic Boom Six. This album marks the first recording by SB6 since the departure of original guitarist Dave "Hellfire" Kelly.
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| Released | July 2006 | |||
| Genre | Punk rock, Ska-punk, Rapcore, Reggae | |||
| Length | 50:19 | |||
| Label | Deck Cheese (2006 UK release) Asbestos Records (US) Rebel Alliance (2009 UK re-release) | |||
| Producer | Ace, TiM G | |||
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Track listing
- Do It Today - 4:31
- Apathy Begins At Home - 3:42
- All-In (feat. Coolie Ranx) - 4:32
- Piggy In The Middle - 4:03
- For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge - 3:59
- Northern Skies - 3:39
- Bigger Than Punk Rock - 3:30
- Danger! Danger! - 3:23
- Don't Say I Never Warned Ya - 3:47
- Shareena - 4:27
- A People's History Of The Future - 3:45
- Until The Sunlight Comes - 7:06
2008 US CD version
- Found it, Burnt it, Fucked Off
- All-In [Tim G Remix][1]
2009 UK CD version
- Piggy In The Middle [Demo]
- Shareena [Demo]
- All-In [Tim G Remix]
- Northern Skies [Babyboom Remix][2]
Notes
This CD was the band's first release on Deck Cheese, with their previous CDs having been on Moon Ska Europe. A demo of A People's History Of The Future was posted on the band's MySpace profile in 2005, although the song was very different at the time and was called The World's A Twisted Place (But It Won't Twist Me). All-In features guest vocals from Coolie Ranx.
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External links
References
- "Ruff Guide To Genre Terrorism". Interpunk. Interpunk.com. Retrieved 5 October 2011.
- "The Ruff Guide... Deluxe". Rebel Alliance Recordings. rebelalliancerecordings.com. Retrieved 5 October 2011.
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