Leftism CD | Leftfield | Open Up | Release the Pressure | Afro-Left | Song of Life | Hard Hands | 1995 | New & Sealed

Leftfield. Leftism CD. The 1995 debut studio album by Leftfield — released on Hard Hands / Columbia — featuring Open Up (with John Lydon), Release the Pressure, Afro-Left, Song of Life, Original and More Than I Know — Open Up reached number 13 in the UK Singles Chart in 1993 — Song of Life reached number 59 in the UK Singles Chart in 1992 — the album was nominated for the Mercury Music Prize in 1995 — widely regarded as one of the greatest electronic and progressive house albums ever made — one of the defining records of the British dance music scene of the 1990s. Progressive house / electronic / dance. Hard Hands / Columbia, 1995. New & sealed.

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• What is Leftism by Leftfield? — the most searched Leftfield Leftism question — Leftism is the 1995 debut studio album by Leftfield — the most searched Leftism what is it question — released on Hard Hands and Columbia — the most searched Leftfield Leftism label question — it features Open Up (with John Lydon), Release the Pressure, Afro-Left, Song of Life, Original and More Than I Know — the most searched Leftism tracklist question — it was nominated for the Mercury Music Prize in 1995 and is widely regarded as one of the greatest electronic and progressive house albums ever made — one of the defining records of the British dance music scene of the 1990s
• Who are Leftfield? — the most searched Leftfield who are they question — Leftfield are a British electronic music duo consisting of Neil Barnes (born 1960) and Paul Daley (born 1963) — the most searched Leftfield members question — they formed in London in the late 1980s and became one of the most important acts in the development of progressive house and electronic dance music in the United Kingdom — the most searched Leftfield formed question — Leftism was their debut album and established them as one of the leading acts in British dance music — the most searched Leftfield debut question — their second album Rhythm and Stealth (1999) also reached number 1 in the UK Albums Chart
• Is Open Up on Leftism? — the most searched Leftfield Open Up question — yes — Open Up is on Leftism — the most searched Open Up Leftfield question — Open Up features vocals by John Lydon — the most searched Open Up John Lydon question — John Lydon (born John Joseph Lydon on 31 January 1956 in Holloway, north London) is best known as the lead singer of the Sex Pistols under the name Johnny Rotten — the most searched John Lydon Sex Pistols question — he also fronted Public Image Ltd (PiL) from 1978 onwards — the most searched John Lydon PiL question — Open Up reached number 13 in the UK Singles Chart in 1993 and is one of the most viscerally exciting collaborations in the history of British electronic music
• Is Release the Pressure on Leftism? — the most searched Leftfield Release the Pressure question — yes — Release the Pressure is on Leftism — the most searched Release the Pressure Leftfield question — Release the Pressure features vocals by Earl Sixteen (born Earl Daley in Kingston, Jamaica) — the most searched Release the Pressure vocalist question — it is a deep, hypnotic progressive house track blending dub reggae influences with Leftfield’s distinctive electronic sound — the most searched Release the Pressure sound question — it is one of the most celebrated tracks on the album and a fan favourite in Leftfield’s live sets
• Is Afro-Left on Leftism? — the most searched Leftfield Afro-Left question — yes — Afro-Left is on Leftism — the most searched Afro-Left Leftfield question — Afro-Left features vocals by Djum Djum — the most searched Afro-Left vocalist question — it is a driving, percussion-heavy progressive house track with strong African musical influences woven into Leftfield’s electronic framework — the most searched Afro-Left sound question — it is one of the most distinctive and adventurous tracks on Leftism and demonstrates the breadth of Leftfield’s musical vision
• Is Song of Life on Leftism? — the most searched Leftfield Song of Life question — yes — Song of Life is on Leftism — the most searched Song of Life Leftfield question — Song of Life was originally released as a standalone single in 1992 and reached number 59 in the UK Singles Chart — the most searched Song of Life chart position question — it is a euphoric and uplifting progressive house anthem and one of the earliest and most beloved tracks in the Leftfield catalogue — the most searched Song of Life sound question

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• Leftism is Leftfield’s 1995 debut studio album — Hard Hands / Columbia — nominated for Mercury Music Prize 1995 — Open Up featuring John Lydon UK number 13 1993 — one of the greatest electronic and progressive house albums ever made — the most searched key fact
• Leftfield are Neil Barnes (born 1960) and Paul Daley (born 1963) — formed London late 1980s — one of the most important acts in development of progressive house in the UK — second album Rhythm and Stealth 1999 also UK Albums Chart number 1 — the most searched Leftfield fact
• Open Up — featuring John Lydon (born John Joseph Lydon 31 January 1956 Holloway north London) — best known as Johnny Rotten of the Sex Pistols — also fronted Public Image Ltd PiL from 1978 — UK number 13 1993 — one of the most viscerally exciting collaborations in British electronic music history — the most searched Open Up fact
• Release the Pressure — featuring Earl Sixteen born Earl Daley Kingston Jamaica — deep hypnotic progressive house with dub reggae influences — fan favourite in Leftfield live sets — the most searched Release the Pressure fact
• Afro-Left — featuring Djum Djum — driving percussion-heavy progressive house with African musical influences — one of the most distinctive tracks on Leftism — the most searched Afro-Left fact
• Song of Life — originally released as standalone single 1992 — UK number 59 — euphoric uplifting progressive house anthem — one of earliest and most beloved Leftfield tracks — EAN: 5099747814228 — the most searched Song of Life and product fact

Frequently Asked Questions

• What is Leftism? — Leftfield’s 1995 debut studio album — Hard Hands / Columbia — Open Up (featuring John Lydon), Release the Pressure, Afro-Left, Song of Life — Mercury Music Prize nominated 1995 — one of the greatest electronic albums ever made — the most searched question
• Who are Leftfield? — British electronic duo Neil Barnes (born 1960) and Paul Daley (born 1963) — formed London late 1980s — key figures in UK progressive house — Rhythm and Stealth (1999) also UK number 1 — the most searched question
• Is Open Up on it? — Yes — featuring John Lydon (Johnny Rotten — Sex Pistols — PiL) — UK number 13 1993 — one of the most exciting collaborations in British electronic music — the most searched question
• Is Release the Pressure on it? — Yes — featuring Earl Sixteen from Kingston Jamaica — progressive house with dub reggae influences — fan favourite live — the most searched question
• Is Afro-Left on it? — Yes — featuring Djum Djum — percussion-heavy progressive house with African influences — the most searched question
• Is Song of Life on it? — Yes — originally released 1992 — UK number 59 — euphoric uplifting progressive house anthem — the most searched question

Album Details

• Album: Leftism
• Artist: Leftfield
• Label: Hard Hands / Columbia
• Year: 1995
• Format: CD
• EAN / Barcode: 5099747814228
• Condition: New & Sealed

Perfect for Leftfield Leftism CD 1995 Hard Hands Columbia debut studio album Mercury Music Prize nominated 1995 Open Up featuring John Lydon born John Joseph Lydon 31 January 1956 Holloway north London best known Johnny Rotten Sex Pistols also fronted Public Image Ltd PiL from 1978 UK number 13 1993 one of most viscerally exciting collaborations British electronic music history Release the Pressure featuring Earl Sixteen born Earl Daley Kingston Jamaica deep hypnotic progressive house dub reggae influences fan favourite Leftfield live sets Afro-Left featuring Djum Djum driving percussion-heavy progressive house African musical influences Song of Life originally released 1992 UK number 59 euphoric uplifting progressive house anthem one of greatest electronic and progressive house albums ever made one of defining records British dance music scene 1990s, Leftfield Neil Barnes born 1960 Paul Daley born 1963 formed London late 1980s key progressive house UK Rhythm and Stealth 1999 also UK Albums Chart number 1, EAN 5099747814228 new sealed fast UK dispatch 247DVD, gift electronic music fan Leftfield Leftism CD 1995 Open Up John Lydon Release the Pressure new sealed.

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