Salford Streets, by Various Artists

Salford Streets

by Various Artists

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Steve Elson Love it. Sorted me out in my self employed one man office in depths of Manchester loosened me up and helped the creative stuff to happen.
Nice One! Favorite track: Open Wide.

john walker raw and british Favorite track: Cheers Mate.

Susan O'Shea listen, love, download

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1.	Trigger Happy - Cheers Mate 03:25	info
2.	AAAK (As Able As Kane) - Shimmy Shimmy Come On 04:40	info
3.	Cinic - Cocaine Revolver 04:46	info
4.	Poppycock - Honey Moon 02:56	info
5.	Danny Short - Thru WIth U 03:10	info
6.	Crab Dance G.I.s - Instant Music (Just Add Water) 04:01	info	buy track
7.	Johann Kloos - In The Clouds 04:38	info
8.	Staggs - The Nation's Favourite 03:41	info
9.	Politburo - Kali Madya 06:27	info
10.	Taser Puppets - Dim 03:02	info
11.	Cryin' Queerwolf - Less Camp Than Kirk 02:44	info
12.	Carl Lingard and Dionne Sandiford - This Life 03:25
13.	The Junta - Emmaus 05:25	info
14.	Monkeys In Love - Hair Transplant 06:25	info
15.	Boz Hayward - One More Shut Door 03:09	info
16.	Moff Skellington - The Testicles Of A Famous Robbers Dog 02:52	info
17.	Night Operations - Driving Rain 04:40	info
18.	Carl Lingard - Waterfall 04:08	info
19.	Ubertino De Casale - Oh My God 04:03	info
20.	Mistrust - Half Past One 04:29	info
21.	The Umbilical Chords - Lone Kimono 05:50	info
22.	Gods Gift - Discipline 04:24	info
23.	Benefit State - Swingers 03:29
24.	The Happy Fallen - Open Wide 05:09	info
25.	Part-Exchange - Attack-Decay 05:32	info
26.	Modal Roberts - Pompidou 03:29	info
27.	The Fabulous Auster Boys - Phantasms Incorporated 03:08	info
28.	Captain Black - The Unrequited 04:46	info
29.	Space Museum - Ostracised (the early mix) 06:56	info
30.	Black Light Mutants - Northern Wasteland 02:45	info
31.	Factory Acts - Fantasy 05:23	info
32.	West Coast Sick Line - She Rasp In Native Tongue 03:12	info
33.	DDS - Transmit The Knowledge 03:08	info
34.	The Teenage Propshafts - Salford Streets 05:52	info

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This is a compilation album of new music from Salford, Manchester and beyond which aims to draw attention to the plight of the homeless.

Musicians and artists have donated tracks to this album free of charge and we want to thank them all for their support.

All proceeds from the sale of this album will go to local homelessness charities

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released July 1, 2014

Please support the artists who contributed to this album by buying their releases and going to see them live!

Cover designed by Todd Rempling from a photo by Bob Osborne.

Fettled by Larry Pants in the Den.

Watcher of the Skies - IK Moss

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