iguanapunk Escribi�:

I do have Bow down to exit sign, but unfortunatly on cassete (they still make these apparently). It's a great album, but doesn't quite meet the standard of lets get killed. The James bond track is probably my favourite track on there. I used to have in my .mp3 list when I was playing GTA:3 and it would come on at the pefect time in the game. I'd be driving a mobsters car, the rain would be coming down and i'd be driving top speed down a road with the humps pushing the car into the air :)

I have an instrumental track of David Holmes, a remix of the Maniac Street Preachers' song "If you tolerate this..." and another one. Does David Holmes make some Breakbeat?

sunshine boy Escribi�:

some of my essential non chems are all the albums by david holmes such lets get killed and bow down to the exit sign.

Damn, wanted to quote yours... so:

I have an instrumental track of David Holmes, a remix of the Maniac Street Preachers' song "If you tolerate this..." and another one. Does David Holmes make some Breakbeat?

I'd class his music as break beat. Anyone want to disagree?

sunshine boy Escribi�:

another reason i really like the bond track is that it has one of the worlds weirdest intros ever, the people talking how shaft could kick james bonds ass

Yeah, I love albums like that, with little interludes.

Would you recommend a longplayer?

David Holmes: Lets get killed

The "Bow down" album is great.

Also some great collaborations.

Jon Spencer is on one of the tracks.



David Holmes his other albums are also great.

Check them all out:

-> This Film's Crap, Let's Slash the Seats

-> Let's Get Killed

-> Bow Down to the Exit Sign

-> Come Get It, I Got It

-> David Holmes Presents the Free Association



I don't know how he does it but every album sounds totally different.

Great artist.

I used to know someone called David Holmes.

Well it's hardly an exotic name is it. Significance = 0

Yes I know him to.

Isn't that Sherlock his brother????