Leftfield - Rhythm And Stealth
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Album Review
Release date: 20 September 1999
Rhythm & Stealth
Excuse the shell-shocked expressions if you should meet [a]Leftfield[/a], for they have escaped from what could have been an infinite loop....
Excuse the shell-shocked expressions if you should meet Leftfield , for they have escaped from what could have been an infinite loop. In 1996, a year after the release of their fervently brilliant dub-techno masterpiece, 'Leftism' , Neil Barnes and Paul Daley skulked back to the studio with the intention of creating sounds the likes of which no-one had ever heard before....
- Aug 16, 1999
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- Dusted
- Phat Planet
- Chant of a Poor Man
- Double Flash
- El Cid
- Afrika Shox
- Dub Gussett
- Swords
- 6/8 War
- Rino's Prayer
- Dusted
- Chant of a Poor Man
- Afrika Shox
- Swords
- Rino's Prayer
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Leftfield - Rhythm And Stealth: Wikipedia Album Entry
Rhythm and Stealth is an album by Leftfield released on 20 September 1999. It was the follow up to 1995's Leftism. The album reached #1 in the UK album chart. It was nominated for the Mercury Music Prize in 2000 but lost out to Badly Drawn Boy's The Hour of Bewilderbeast.
Rhythm and Stealth had a notably harsher underlying beat than its predecessor with songs such as "Phat Planet" and "Afrika Shox" being much darker than those on the previous album. The album is best known amongst the British public for the song "Phat Planet" which featured on Guinness' 1999 advert Surfer, yet the song was never released as a single. The best selling single from the album was "Afrika Shox" featuring Afrika Bambaataa which peaked at #7 in the UK singles chart. The album was released on CD, Cassette, Double-LP, Quintuple 10" box set and MiniDisc. "Double Flash" was also one of the songs that was remixed into the European release of MTV Music Generator, known as Music 2000.
The Album was re-released on 29th May 2000 with a bonus disk of remixed versions which was also released as an album on its own, Stealth Remixes.
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