Name: Soundboy Rock [Bonus Tracks] [Limited]
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Soundboy Rock [Bonus Tracks] [Limited]

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Album: Soundboy Rock [Bonus Tracks] [Limited]
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Hasta Luego Mr. Fab (Interlude)
2)	Get Down
3)	Things That We Could Share, The
4)	Save My Soul
5)	What's Your Version?
6)	Paris
7)	Love Sweet Sound
8)	Girls Say, The
9)	Lightsonic - (Patois)
10)	Soundboy Rock - (Patois)
11)	Drop That Thing
12)	Song 4 Mutya (Out of Control)
13)	From the Rooftops
14)	See What You Get
15)	What's Your Version? (Reprise)
16)	Feel the Same
17)	Hands Up

Album: Soundboy Rock [Bonus Tracks] [Limited]
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Hasta Luego Mr. Fab (Interlude)
2)	Get Down
3)	Things That We Could Share, The
4)	Save My Soul
5)	What's Your Version?
6)	Paris
7)	Love Sweet Sound
8)	Girls Say, The
9)	Lightsonic - (Patois)
10)	Soundboy Rock - (Patois)
11)	Drop That Thing
12)	Song 4 Mutya (Out of Control)
13)	From the Rooftops
14)	See What You Get
15)	What's Your Version? (Reprise)
16)	Feel the Same
17)	Hands Up

Performer Notes

Personnel: Jack Splash, Alan Donohoe, Simon Lord, Jeb Loy Nichols, Angie Stone, Candi Staton (vocals); Tim Hutton (guitar, horns, keyboards, background vocals); Andy Cato (guitar, bass guitar); Ed The Shakes, Tim Vine (keyboards); Jonathan White (bass guitar); Greg Wilson (drums, scratches); Tony Allen, Tony Allen (drums); Patrick Dawes (percussion); Beardyman (sound effects); Ilana Rakhorst, Angela Botha, Faye Donaldson, Columbia Label Girls Choir, Joanne Morris , Emeline Ham Ying, Hayley Rowland, Halima Khatun, Red Rat, Sarah Richardson, Tim Fuller (background vocals).
Audio Mixers: Dave Pensado; Groove Armada; Steve Fitzmaurice.
Recording information: Miloco Studios.
Issued during 2007 in the U.K. and the following year in the U.S., SOUNDBOY ROCK finds the British techno duo Groove Armada (Andy Cato and Tom Findlay) doling out more dance-floor-ready tunes. While club-oriented anthems are the order of the day--most notably the funky, M.I.A.-like "Get Down" and "The Things That We Could Share," a propulsive track with Simian Mobile Disco associate Simon Lord--ROCK also presents some more serene moments (see the dreamy "What's Your Version?"), making for a relatively dynamic set.