21st Century Man - Haines, Luke
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| Format | 2CD |
| Available | 07-12-2009 |
| Sourced | Australia |
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Variously described as a national treasure and one of Britain's greatest living songwriters. Luke Haines may be equally at home writing about teenage sex, terrorism, pop/film stars, child murder or broken love affairs, but he's excelled himself on this, his fifteenth album as a principal songwriter. Founder and frontman of The Auteurs, Baader Meinhof, and recently involved with Black Box Recorder, Haines has also released solo albums and recently released his debut book - the critically acclaimed "Britpop and My Part In It's Downfall".
Track Listing
21st Century Man
- Suburban Mourning
- Peter Hammill
- Klaus Kinski
- Love Letter To London
- Wot A Rotter
- Our Man In Buenos Aires
- Russian Futurists Block Out The Sun
- English Southern Man
- White Honky Afro
- 21st Century Man
Achtung Mutha
- Achtung
- Mother
- The Great Brain Robbery (Part One)
- Ex Teds
- The Great Brain Robbery (Part Two)
- Playground Dread
- Greenwich Observatory
- The Great Brain Robbery (Part Three)
- Fag Break
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