The Shamen - Boss Drum

Title: Boss Drum Artist: The Shamen Release Date: 1992 Re-Released On: 3/29/1999 Label: Epic , One Little Indian Duration: 64:58 UPCs: 074645292526, 074645292540, 5016958015626, 5016958016029, 5016958020828 Genre: Electronica Styles: House, Synth Pop, Alternative Pop/Rock, Acid House, Techno, Club/Dance, Rave, Alternative Dance, Alternative/Indie Rock, Punk/New Wave Moods: Energetic, Hypnotic, Trippy, Druggy, Earnest, Soothing, Calm/Peaceful Total Copies: 4 Number of Discs/SwapaCD Credits: 1

1. Boss Drum
2. L.S.I. (Love Sex Intelligence)
3. Space Time
4. Librae Solidi Denari
5. Ebeneezer Goode [Beatmasters Mix]
6. Comin' On
7. Phorever People
8. Fatman
9. Scientas
10. Re: Evolution
11. Boss Dub [*]
12. Phorever Dub [*]

Year Type Label Catalog # 1999 CD One Little Indian 42 1993 CD One Little Indian 42 1992 CD One Little Indian 88TP7 1992 CD Epic EK-52925

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The same blend of infectious techno-pop anthems and new-edge effects tracks which spotlighted En-Tact continued unabated on Boss Drum, with Colin Angus' new compatriot, combination rapper/DJ Mr. C. The singles "Ebeneezer Goode," "L.S.I. (Love Sex Intelligence)" and "Phorever People" all made the British Top Ten, and album tracks like "Space Time," "Re-Evolution" (with Terence McKenna) and "Scientas" chart the course of the Shamen's history with the astral/sociological collective Spiral Tribe. Boss Drum is a more solid collection than En-Tact. ~ John Bush, All Music Guide

Name Credits Bob Breeks Keyboards Brian Pugsley Mixing Colin Angus Guitar, Producer, Vocals, Programming Gavin Knight Drums Ian Tregoning Engineer James Reynolds Engineer Jhelisa Vocals Jhelisa Anderson Vocals Mr. C Rhythm, Vocals Q Engineer Richard Sharpe Analogue Synthesizer Steve Hillage Guitar Terence McKenna ? The Q. Engineer The Shamen Producer, Mixing