Product Type : Music
Streets - Original Pirate Material (Double Album) (Vinyl)
Streets - Original Pirate Material (Double Album) (Vinyl)
Artist: Streets
Music Genre: Alternative
All items are imported on demand. Delivery to us normally takes 10 - 15 Working Days. Total delivery to your door in SA is 12 - 20 Working Days. Get it between &
Regular price
R 1,025.00 ZAR
Regular price
Sale price
R 1,025.00 ZAR
Unit price
per
VAT included.
Shipping calculated at checkout.
Other formats & editions
Shipping Costs From R69 per order. Returns & Refunds Policy information click here
Couldn't load pickup availability
Details
| Artist | Streets |
|---|---|
| Format | Vinyl |
| Genre | Alternative |
| Barcode | 5024545957716 |
- Turn the Page
- Has It Come to This?
- Let's Push Things Forward
- Sharp Darts
- Same Old Thing
- Geezers Need Excitement
- It's Too Late
- Too Much Brandy
- Don't Mug Yourself
- Who Got the Funk?
- The Irony of It All
- Weak Become Heroes
- Who Dares Wins
- Stay Positive
About the artist
About the artist
Mike Skinner, born November 27, 1978, was brought up in Birmingham and now lives in Brixton.
He started messing around with keyboards at the age of 5.
He took several jobs in fast food restaurants to finance a failed attempt to launch his own record label.
As a teenager, he built a recording studio in a cupboard in his bedroom.
At 19, he went to Australia for a year, taking his sampler along for company.
The first two Streets albums were nominated for the Mercury Music Prize: Original Pirate Material in 2002 and A Grand Don't Come For Free in 2004.
"Fit But You Know It" was a Top 5 hit in the summer of 2004.
Mike Skinner has performed live at Reading Festival 2004 in the dance tent as well as on the main stage.
He releases overall 5 studio albums until he take a hiatus 2011 until 2017.
He started messing around with keyboards at the age of 5.
He took several jobs in fast food restaurants to finance a failed attempt to launch his own record label.
As a teenager, he built a recording studio in a cupboard in his bedroom.
At 19, he went to Australia for a year, taking his sampler along for company.
The first two Streets albums were nominated for the Mercury Music Prize: Original Pirate Material in 2002 and A Grand Don't Come For Free in 2004.
"Fit But You Know It" was a Top 5 hit in the summer of 2004.
Mike Skinner has performed live at Reading Festival 2004 in the dance tent as well as on the main stage.
He releases overall 5 studio albums until he take a hiatus 2011 until 2017.
Source: Discogs
