The story
Vulnerable is the sixth album by English trip hop artist Tricky released in 2003 on the Epitaph record label.
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Tracklist
Disc 1
- 1Stay3:49
- 2Antimatter2:59
- 3Ice Pick3:08
- 4Car Crash3:42
- 5Dear God3:47
- 6How High3:13
- 7What Is Wrong3:33
- 8Hollow4:10
- 9Moody3:21
- 10Wait for God4:02
- 11Where I'm From2:48
- 12The Love Cats2:52
- 13Search, Search, Survive3:07
Disc 2
- 1Antimatter (Jimmy & T Remix)2:27
- 2Receive Us2:50
- 3You Don't Wanna (Live In Rome)
Running time 49:49
Tracklist of the first edition, from MusicBrainz.
Who made it
- Costanzavocals · on 12 tracks
- Mario Muñozguitar · on 4 tracks
- Wayne Nunesbass guitar, drums (drum set) · on 4 tracks
- Perry Meliusdrums (drum set) · on 4 tracks
- Mark Gemini Thwaiteguitar · on 4 tracks
- Gareth Bowenkeyboard · on 1 track
- Dave Whithamadditional programming · on 1 track
Played on it
Production
Credits from MusicBrainz, written by its volunteers.
The record
- First released19 May 2003
- LabelsAnti‐ 6686-2
Sanctuary Records 06076-84618-2
BMG Direct Marketing, Inc. D 148859 - KindAlbum
- FormatsCD 6 editions, Digital, Video
- Editions7 releases in 2 countries
- Running time49:49
- Barcode8714092668629
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Books
- Hell Is Round the Corner: The Unique No-Holds Barred Autobiography
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- All I Hear Is WordsAll I Hear Is WordsTrickyBy Tricky
- Straight Outa Bristol--Massive Attack, Portishead, Tricky and the Roots of...
Straight Outa Bristol--Massive Attack, Portishead, Tricky and the Roots of Trip-HopPhil Johnson · 1997About Tricky - Straight outa BristolStraight outa BristolPhil.* Johnson · 1996About Tricky
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