Dummy

Dummy
Dummy
Album par Portishead
Sortie 17 octobre 1994
Enregistrement State of Art and Coach House Studios
Durée 49min16s
Genre Trip hop
Producteur Portishead
Label Go! Discs
Albums de Portishead
Portishead (1997)

Dummy est le premier album de Portishead, sorti en 1994.

Titres

  1. Mysterons (5:02)
  2. Sour times (4:11)
  3. Strangers (3:55)
  4. It could be sweet (4:16)
  5. Wandering star (4:51)
  6. It's a fire (3:48)
  7. Numb (3:54)
  8. Roads (5:02)
  9. Pedestal (3:39)
  10. Biscuit (5:01)
  11. Glory Box (5:06)

Note

Glory Box reprend un sample de la chanson Ike's rap II de l'artiste Isaac Hayes.


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