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1. Take Control really is a work of art, and any of the songs from it will be taken on another level when performed live. Slaves are really onto something with Take Control, an album that shows Slaves can adapt and change when needed to; yet they retain their punk roots and never lose sight of who they are.

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2. Sep 29,  · Slaves: Take Control review – Tunbridge Wells' ironic punks lose their appeal Laurie Vincent and Isaac Holman of Slaves are a post-ironic punk band; their modus operandi being that if .

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3. Take Control is the second studio album by English punk rock duo Slaves, released on 30 September The album was produced by former Beastie Boys member Mike D, who also makes a guest appearance on the song "Consume or Be Consumed". Lead single "Spit It Out" debuted at number 37 on the UK Rock & Metal Singles Chart upon its initial release, later re-entering at number

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4. The album was nominated for the Mercury Music Prize and has since gone Silver in the UK. They released their second album, Take Control, on 30 September Beastie Boys member Mike D produced the album, and was featured on the track "Consume or Be Consumed".

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5. Take Control [98] Mr. Industry (Skit) {IGNORING} Rich Man [94] Play Dead [98] Lies [97] Fuck The Hi-Hat {IGNORING, 97} Gary (Skit) {IGNORING} People That You Meet [99] Steer Clear [97] Cold Hard Floor [99] STD's/PHD's [93] Angelica [88] (-) Same Again [97] Top 5: 5. Take Control 4. Play Dead 3. Cold Hard Floor 2. People That You Meet 1. Hypnotised.

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6. Slaves (3) Take Control ‎ (CD, Album) Virgin EMI Records: CDV Europe: Unknown: Sell This Version: Recommendations Reviews Add Review [r] Release. Edit Release All Versions of this Release New Submission. Add to Collection /5(23).

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7. Slaves have announced new album 'Take Control' will be released on September 30th. Sessions were overseen by punk and hip-hop legend Mike D, formerly of Beastie Boys, and took place at Jackson Browne's studio in Santa Monica. The producer comments: "The songs showed a lot of potential and I saw a clear role for myself in the process.

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8. Album Reviews: Slaves - Take Control. Everything you needed to know about Slaves’ debut LP Are You Satisfied? was spelled out in its confrontational title. It set out to question modern British society and the status quo, while also acting as a rabble-rousing call to arms.

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