Harmony No Harmony
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Harmony No Harmony | |||
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Album by Million Dead | |||
Released | May 16th, 2005 | ||
Recorded | Battery Studios in November and December 2004 | ||
Genre | Punk, Alternative | ||
Length | 44 mins 37 secs | ||
Record label | Xtra Mile Recordings | ||
Producer | Mark Williams | ||
Million Dead Chronology | |||
A Song To Ruin (2003) |
Harmony No Harmony (2005) |
Harmony No Harmony is the second full length album released by British band Million Dead. It is the first to feature new guitarist Tom Fowler who replaced original guitarist Cameron Dean. Lead singer, Frank Turner's mother makes an appearance on the song To Whom It May Concern.
Tracklisting
- Bread And Circuses (2:33)
- Holloway Prison Blues (4:15)
- After The Rush Hour (3:29)
- Plan B (1:37)
- Carthago Est Delenda (6:00)
- To Whom It May Concern (4:17)
- Living The Dream (5:10)
- Margot Kidder (6:37)
- Murder And Create (3:13)
- Achilles Lung (4:08)
- Bovine Spungiform Economics (1:59)
- Father My Father (3:33)
- Engine Driver (6:13)
- Harmony No Harmony (2:15)
Writing Credits
All songs written by Million Dead
Personnel
- Tom Fowler - Guitar, vocals
- Julia Ruzicka - Bass, vocals
- Ben Dawson - Drums, tam-tam, vocals
- Frank Turner - Vocals, guitar
- Mark Williams - Production, mixing
- Barney Herbert - Production assistant
- Eric Broyhill - Mastering
- Richard Fowler - Drawings
- Layouts and photographs by Million Dead
- Additional vocals on To Whom It May Concern - Jane Turner, Ashley Bird, Simon Young, Mel Young, Bethia Beadman, Alice Young
- Additional vocals on Father My Father - Evan Cotter, Simon Fowler, Ashley Bird, Simon Young, Mel Young, Alice Young, Mike Kruger, Tony Arthy, Lars Minkinnen