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The group's first single was paid and produced by the group on their own label; Sci-Fi Hi-Fi Records. The group's second single; "Skin Up Pin Up" / "Flourella" was released on the EMI affiliate Regal Records. All subsequent singles were issued by Parlophone /EMI. Their final single, "Slipping Away", was released after the group had disbanded ...
14. Aug. 2000 · Differing from the mentioned butterfly Mansun failed to turn into something new on Little Kix. Much criticized for their previous magnificent album Six by the horde of mediocrity they decided to make this one more on the popular side. The album sounds beautifully polyphonic but smoothness and the shortage of originality just threw the band down from the heights they had vanquished earlier with ...
Mansun's third studio album, Little Kix (early working titles included Magnetic Poetry and The Trouble With Relationships,) saw Draper and Chad decamp to the south of Spain in March 1999 where they wrote and demo'd ideas for the album.
LIMITED EDITION RSD 2024 180GRAM CLEAR VINYL OF MANSUN'S 3RD & LAST STUDIO ALBUM. Originally released in 2000, ‘Little Kix’ was the swansong of the Paul Draper led Mansun before the eventual break up in 2003. Recorded aboard The Astoria, the celebrated David Gilmour owned recording studio, it was perhaps the most commercially oriented release from the band. Favouring traditional pop ...
View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 2000 CD release of "Little Kix" on Discogs.
Kscope have announced the release of ‘Closed For Business’, a Limited Edition 25 disc Box Set that is the Ultimate Mansun Collection. “Closed For Business finally reveals the full scope of Mansun’s tumultuous career. It brings together their original albums, the dozens of overlooked gems featured on their EPs, unissued demos and studio ...
MANSUN Little Kix (2000 UK 11-track CD album including the singles I Can Only Disappoint U and Electric Man picture sleeve) Amazon Review While a carbon copy of their phenomenal debut album, Attack Of The Grey Lantern , probably wouldn't have been the best follow-up, something as polar opposite as Six --sounding not just like a different album but a different band--was equally ill-advised.
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