Kasabian Processed Beats Vinyl

It was released as a single on 11 october 2004 and peaked at 17 in the uk charts.

Kasabian processed beats vinyl. The debut kasabian album. First the inventory section from the website at the time is continued. Limited edition of 1000. Complete your kasabian collection.

3rd full single from the band available on 2 cd formats plus the familiar 10 vinyl. View credits reviews tracks and shop for the 2004 cd release of processed beats on discogs. As well as being the band s first ever radio play on xfm the demo version of processed beats was kasabian s first physical release on limited cd and 10 vinyl. Processed beats was written by sergio pizzorno and christopher karloff and is the 2nd track on kasabian s debut album.

Vinyl version came wrapped in a giant poster. Vinyl single wrapped in kasabian flag secured with 2 elastic bands. Vinyl single wrapped in kasabian flag secured with 2 elastic bands. Both processed beats and reason is treason are different versions to the limited 10 releases pb 10 featured a demo version of the track and the original reason 10 featured what is now known as the jacknife lee version.

The 10 vinyl format used for all previous releases is preserved and continued. Kasabian s official music video for processed beats. Rca paradise22 format. The cd rom section on the maxi cd contains the full video to processed beats plus 2 sections for movement members.

Vinyl 10 kasabian processed beats 2004 vinyl discogs. Click to listen to kasabian on spotify. The eventual album and widespread. It was originally released as a demo as kasabian s first single in limited numbers.

Discover releases reviews credits songs and more about kasabian processed beats at discogs. This copy has the withdrawn flag not sure how many got out. 10 vinyl featuring demo version of processed beats on one side with side b blank except for words tutti a la mossa scratched in. Processed beats is the third fully released single from kasabian it was released on 18 september 2004 and entered the uk charts at 17.