Proof of Youth
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| Studio album by The Go! Team | |||||
| Released |  September 10, 2007 September 11, 2007 |
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| Recorded | 2006–2007 | ||||
| Genre | Indie rock, Dance, Hip Hop | ||||
| Length | 36:26 | ||||
| Label | Memphis Industries (U.K.) Sub Pop (U.S.) Secret City (Canada) |
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Proof of Youth is the second studio album by Brighton band The Go! Team. It was released on September 10, 2007 in the United Kingdom and a day later in the United States.[1]
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[edit] History
The album encompasses various genres of music including indie rock, hip-hop and dance. It was preceded by two singles: "Grip Like a Vice", released on July 9, 2007, and "Doing It Right", released the week before the album. On July 2, 2007, "The Wrath of Marcie" was made available for streaming by accident by v2.
Proof of Youth features Bonde do Role's Marina Ribatski and Solex vocal contributions, along with the Double Dutch Divas. Also contributing vocals to the album are the Rappers Delight Club[2] and Public Enemy's Chuck D on "Flashlight Fight".
[edit] Track listing
- "Grip Like a Vice" (feat. Lisa Lee of Cosmic Force & Sha Rock of Funky 4 + 1) - 4:01
- Written by: The Go! Team / Charles Hearndon, McKinley Jackson, Melvin Griffin, Ruth Copeland / Ronald Greene, Taharqa Aleem, Tunde Aleem
- Contains elements of The Politicians' "Psycha-Soula-Funkadelic", Captain Rock's "Cosmic Blast" and the documentary "Beat This: A Hip-Hop History".
- "Doing It Right" (ft. Kaori Tsuchida) - 3:23
- Written by: The Go! Team / Weldon McDougal / Guy Hemric, Jerry Styner
- Contains Elements of Cindy Gibson's "I'll Always Love You" , and Hemric and Styner's "International Girl" .
- "My World" - 2:08
- Written by: Alan Parker
- This track is a version of Alan Parker's "The Free Life".
- "Titanic Vandalism" (ft. Marina of Bonde do Rolê) - 3:50
- Written by: The Go! Team / Charles Hearndon, McKinley Jackson, Melvin Griffin, Ruth Copeland
- Contains elements of The Politicians' "Psycha-Soula-Funkadelic".
- "Fake ID" - 3:25
- Written by: The Go! Team
- "Universal Speech" (ft. the Rappers Delight Club & the Double Dutch Divas) - 2:35
- Written by: The Go! Team, Marina Vello
- "Keys to the City" - 3:09
- Written by: The Go! Team / Bill Leeder / Bruno Nicolai / The Double Dutch Divas
- Contains elements of Bill Leeder's "Out of Your Mind", Bruno Nicolai's "99 Donne, SEQ. 3" and the film "I Was Made to Love Her".
- "The Wrath of Marcie" - 3:23
- Written by: The Go! Team / Jerry Reed Hubbard
- Contains elements of Glen Campbell's "Turn It Around in Your Mind"
- "I Never Needed It Now So Much" (ft. Solex) - 3:26
- Written by: The Go! Team / Peter Gosling, Peter Scott
- Contains elements of Peter Gosling & Peter Scott's "Early in the Morning".
- "Flashlight Fight" (ft. Chuck D of Public Enemy) - 2:49
- Written by: The Go! Team, Chuck D / Gene Page
- Contains elements of Gene Page's "Blacula Strikes!".
- "Patricia's Moving Picture" - 4:12
- Written by: The Go! Team / Alfredo Ricardo Do Nascimento
- Contains elements of Alfredo Ricardo Do Nascimento's "Mulher Rendeira".
- Japan bonus tracks
- "A Version of Myself"
- "Bull in the Heather"
- "Willow's Song"
- "Milk Crisis"
[edit] Bonus disc
The first pressing of the album on Compact Disc includes a second disc with six additional tracks.[3] These are written by The Go! Team unless otherwise noted.
- "Milk Crisis" - 2:48
- "Willow's Song" - 4:26
- Composed and Written by Paul Giovanni
- "A Version of Myself" - 2:32
- "Bull in the Heather" - 3:04
- Written by Sonic Youth
- "Grip Like a Vice (Black Affair Remix)" - 3:57
- Written by: The Go! Team / Charles Hearndon, McKinley Jackson, Melvin Griffin, Ruth Copeland / Ronald Greene, Taharqa Aleem, Tunde Aleem
- Additional Production by Black Affair
- "Grip Like a Vice (Burnt Clay Remix)" - 12:23
