Skunk Anansie - Paranoid & Sunburnt vinyl record cover

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Selling Jesus

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Intellectualise My Blackness

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I Can Dream

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Little Baby Swastika

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All in the Name of Pity

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Charity

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It Takes Blood and Guts to Be This Cool But I'm Still Just a Cliche

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Weak

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And Here I Stand 1

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100 Ways to Be a Good Girl 1

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Rise Up 1

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Weak 1

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Charity 1

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I Can Dream 1

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Selling Jesus


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Skunk Anansie

Paranoid & Sunburnt

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ABOUT THE ALBUM


Skunk Anansie were a force of nature built by Skin (Lead Vocals), Cass (Bass), Ace (Guitar) & Robbie French (Drums) later replaced by Mark Richardson, now drummer for Feeder. The band formed in London in 1994, at the very height of Britpop mania. Skin was everything your traditional pallid frontman wasn't. She was female, bald, black and searingly intelligent. Magazine editors swooned: here, at last, was an articulate and fearless pop star capable of fighting her own corner. 2006.

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