African Head Charge - Environmental Studies Have You Been Good To Yourself It’s part non-linear oral history

It’s part non-linear oral history

A1 For The Rest Of My Life A2 Now He's Home A3 Stand In For Love A4 Bound A5 Son In Law B1 Are You Man Enough B2 Just To Be With You B3 Got To Get My Broom Out B4 Can't Make It Without You B5 I Can't Take It C1 The Last Time C2 Hey Lady C3 I Remember You C4 My Woman's Love C5 Baby You Got It C6 Shattered Man D1 I Believe D2 Tears Don't Care Who Cry D3 Prove It D4 Come Back Boy D5 You Made Me Beg D6 I Was Wrong

A1 Plainsong A2 Pictures Of You A3 Closedown B1 Lovesong B2 Last Dance B3 Lullaby B4 Fascination Street C1 Prayers For Rain C2 The Same Deep Water As You D1 Disintegration D2 Homesick D3 Untitled

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A1 Colourgrade 2:58 A2 Tectonic 4:37 A3 Hive Mind 4:05 A4 Recipe 2:35 A5 Beating 3:41 B1 Sleeping 3:26 B2 Crepuscular Rays 6:33 B3 Send Me 4:03 B4 Sink In 3:57 B5 Hips 5:03

African Head Charge - Environmental Studies Have You Been Good To Yourself It’s part non-linear oral historyExperimental tribal percussion act with a heavy dub and 'world' music slant led by percussionist [a=Bonjo Iyabinghi Noah]. Has had various members since forming in 1981 but Bonjo I has been a constant feature. Most of the actual music in the early days was written by [a=Adrian Sherwood] and the band was basically a vehicle for his more experimental side for the then fledgling [l=On U Sound] label. However, as the band developed throughout the 80's,