Sheep On Drugs - Greatest Hits flac album

Artwork – Sheep On Drugs. Artwork, Layout – Designland. Engineer – Andy Peak. Percussion – Rob Merrill (tracks: A1, A5, B5). Photography By – Rick Woollard. Producer – Gareth Jones. Written-By, Performer – Sheep On Drugs.

By: Sheep On Drugs ( 1993, Electronic ) Download album. Wrong audio? Try another! More albums from Sheep On Drugs: Two For The Show by Sheep On Drugs. Medication Time by Sheep On Drugs. On Drugs by Sheep On Drugs. View all albums . Greatest Hits. By: Sheep On Drugs ( 1993, Electronic ) Download album.

Listen to music from Sheep On Drugs like 15 Minutes Of Fame, Wish & more. Find the latest tracks, albums, and images from Sheep On Drugs. Formed by Duncan X and Lee Fraser in response to the so-called 'Second Summer Of Love', Sheep On Drugs set out to simultaneously mock and revel in the excesses of pop culture.

The best album by Sheep On Drugs is Greatest Hits which is ranked number 31,593 in the overall greatest album chart with a total rank score of 21. Sheep On Drugs is ranked number 14,818 in the overall artist rankings with a total rank score of 21. Product Details. 9/1/93PGN21 ARTICLE & PICTURE : SHEEP ON DRUGS Condition: Good. Sheep On Drugs favourites.

They made their full-length debut in 1993 with Greatest Hits on the Island label's Smash imprint. They followed it a year later with. On Drugs, but both the band and the label were unhappy with the album and when the sales tanked Island dismissed the band. The duo formed its own label, Drug Squad, which released the EPs Suck and Strapped for Cash, both in 1995. Martin Atkins' Invisible label would compile the EPs in 1996 as Double Trouble. Lee experimented with the side project Bagman while a remix album (1997's Nevermind the Methadone) and a live album (1998's Two for the Show) kept the Sheep on Drugs machine rolling. Duncan had become a famous tattoo artist in London by now, so when Lee contacted him for a reunion, Duncan agreed to contribute, but he was unable to join full-time.

Sheep on Drugs are one of the most brilliant and underrated groups in existence. If you can't find their "Greatest Hits" album- or if you already have it and want more- it's impossible to go wrong with One for the Money. Every song is a tiny nightmare in itself, extrapolating upon their usual themes of crime, money, sex, drugs, and every other vice plaguing the urban lifestyle. Did I mention this album comes with a particularly nifty insert? Worth your hard-earned filthy cash.