Goldie Lookin Chain - Greatest Hits

The Manifesto

Hey, lick the tip, why dontcha...

In 1983, a team of crack draw enthusiasts created a masterplan.
A design for a way of livin' so revolutionary, so groundbreaking,
that its very concept posed a threat to the fabric of society.

A threat even greater than that of having a stiffy whilst standing
in the middle of a Glyn Williams' coach full of nuns.

The implications of this radical movements' political manifesto
posed a threat to the UK authorities who in turn drove its founder
members under ground.

Now, for the first time in world 'istory, these shadowy figures of
chaos reveal... The Manifesto



Credits
Writer(s): David Preece, Adam James William Sadler, Andrew John Major, Michael John Ball, Christopher Dominic Edge, Andrew John David, Gregory Thomas Johnston, Ayn Robbins, Bill Conti, John Edward Rutledge, Rhys William Joseph Hutchings, Carol Connors, Jerrold Immel
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Other Album Tracks

  1. The Manifesto
  2. Self Suicide
  3. Guns Don't Kill People, Rappers Do - Dirty
  4. Half Man Half Machine
  5. Roller Disco
  6. Soap Bar
  7. Billy Webb's Lament
  8. Your Mother's Got A Penis
  9. The Maggot
  10. You Knows I Loves You

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Altri album

  1. Full Kit
  2. The Middle of Lidl - Single
  3. Pink Wine All The Time
  4. The Mix Tape 6
  5. Bald Rap
  6. Country Lookin Chain
  7. Dryrobe Rap
  8. Mike Balls Boutique
  9. Is it Wetherspoons
  10. Medication

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