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2013 sophomore album from the British Hip Hop duo. The album sees Rizzle Kicks team up with long-term collaborators Ant Whiting and Norman Cook, who both appeared as producers on the duo's first album Stereo Typical, as well as songwriter Jamie Cullum co-writing two tracks on the album, and lending guest vocals to one. Pete Cannon also lends a hand with production producing the album's opening two tracks.
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1. This Means War 2. Lost Generation 3. The Reason I Live 4. Skip to the Good Bit 5. Jive 6. Don't Bring Me Down 7. Lunatic 8. Everything Will Be Better in the Morning [Interlude] 9. Me Around You 10. Wind Up 11. Jam Yourself 12. Put Your Two's Up 13. I Love You More Than You Think 14. That's Classic
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