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Directx 10 Runtime Vista more. • ' Released: April 9, 2007 • 'The Beat That My Heart Skipped' Released: September 17, 2007 • 'Look for the Woman' Released: April 28, 2008 • 'Letter from God to Man' Released: July 28, 2008 • 'Thou Shalt Always Kill (De La Edit)' Released: January 26, 2009 Professional ratings Review scores Source Rating 1/10 (7/10) (88/100) (0.2/10) 7/10 4.5/5 Angles is the debut album by, released on 12 May 2008. It entered and peaked at #31 on the UK album chart. Most of the album was recorded in a friend of Scroobius Pip's shed in Essex and in dan le sac's back bedroom. Track listing [ ] All lyrics written by Scroobius Pip; all music composed by dan le sac, except where noted.

Angles is the debut album by dan le sac vs Scroobius Pip, released on 12 May 2008. It entered and peaked at #31 on the UK album chart. Most of the album was recorded. Speech Development Records is the home of Scroobius Pip, Sage Francis (UK only), B Dolan (UK only), Jackamo Brown, warrenpeace & polarbear. Angles is the debut album by dan le sac vs Scroobius Pip, released on 12 May 2008. It entered and peaked at #31 on the UK album chart. Most of the album was recorded.

Title Length 1. 'The Beat That My Heart Skipped' 5:13 2. 'Development' 3:57 3. 'Look for the Woman' 4:04 4.

'Rapper's Battle' 3:27 5. 'Tommy C' 4:26 6. 'Fixed' (Music by dan le sac & Billy Squier) 3:28 7.

'Angles' 3:57 8. 'Letter from God to Man' (Music by dan le sac & Colin Greenwood, Edward O'Brien, Jonathan Greenwood, Phillip Selway, Thomas Yorke) 3:57 9. 'Magician's Assistant' 4:39 10.

'Back from Hell' 3:14 11. 'Waiting for the Beat to Kick In.' (also includes the hidden track 'Reading My Dreams') 11:37 Also released was an Bonus Video Version with a shortened version of 'Waiting for the Beat to Kick In.' , and the track 'Reading My Dreams' was used as a separate track.

Angles (iTunes Bonus Video Version) No. Title Length 1. 'The Beat That My Heart Skipped' 5:13 2. 'Development' 3:57 3. 'Look for the Woman' 4:04 4. 'Rapper's Battle' 3:27 5. 'Tommy C' 4:26 6. Saint Etienne Turnpike Rarlab.

'Fixed' 3:28 7. 'Angles' 3:57 8. 'Letter from God to Man' 3:57 9. 'Magician's Assistant' 4:39 10. 'Back from Hell' 3:14 11.

'Waiting for the Beat to Kick In.' 'Reading My Dreams' 4:30 14.

'First Time We Met Musik (Demo)' 4:12 15. ' (Video)' 3:18 16. 'Look for the Woman (Video)' 4:00 When the album was released in the USA by, it had a different track listing. Angles (US Version) No.

Title Length 1. 'The Beat That My Heart Skipped' 5:14 2. 'Development' 3:57 3. 'Thou Shalt Always Kill' 5:18 4.

'Back from Hell' 3:14 5. 'Look for the Woman' 4:04 6.

'Fixed' 3:28 7. 'Rappers Battle' 3:37 8. 'Letter from God to Man' 3:57 9. 'First Time We Met Musik' 4:12 10.

'Tommy C' 4:26 11. 'Angles' 3:57 12. 'Magician's Assistant' 4:39 13. 'Waiting for the Beat to Kick In.' 'Thou Shalt Always Kill (Video)' Production notes [ ] • 'Fixed' features a sample from 's ', which itself is a sample of 's '.

• 'Letter from God to Man' features a sample from 's song ', a song featured on the album. It was also made available as a free download from the band's website on Christmas Day, 2007. References [ ].

Despite growing up in the same Essex village, Stanford Le Hope, the dan le sac and Scroobius Pip‘s paths had barely crossed before they shared a Christmas season working at the Lakeside branch of HMV. After a brief creative courtship – sharing Myspace links and remixes – their very first collaboration struck gold. Hot off the CDR burner, their first song Thou Shalt Always Kill was sent to XFM’s John Kennedy in demo form and within 24 hours Kennedy had played the track on his show. Pip swiftly set up a myspace page with their solitary track “Suddenly it went crazy – everyone was emailing the track to other people, so the only thing to do was borrow £200 and make a video.” That video has now chalked up 2.5million views on youtube and the single’s hastily arranged release cracked the Top 40. Shunning the inevitable major label overtures, Messrs le sac and Pip opted to sign to Rob da Bank’s Sunday Best label, ensuring that their critically acclaimed debut album became one of the leading independent releases of 2008. Released in May ’08, Angles arrived just 12 months after the first fruits of their partnership had hit the airwaves. The duo’s welcome but unexpected rise, saw them working on tracks for their debut in the back of Pip’s Toyota Space Wagon, in between the growing list of festival, TV and radio engagements.