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a notion best intoned on early album standout "Demons

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lashing out not only at easy outside targets (bigoted police

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1 On The Punt 2 The Band's Broken Up 3 Heartbeat 4 Be Home Before The Streetlights Go On 5 Long Time Dead 6 Trivia Night 7 Indian - Pacific 8 The Years Nobody Cared What You Did 9 Salvation Road 10 New York '54 11 Angie Hart 12 London Still Exists 13 Dead Europe (Need To Go Home) 14 Blanchey (You Were Beautiful) 15 The Great Australian Silence 16 Belanglo

Tricky False Idols The Fame a notion best intoned onTricky is back. Back with a new studio album, False Idols, and his own label (also bearing the False Idols name), but also back in a personal sense. "I was lost for ages," he says. "I was trying to prove something to people, trying to do something to please other people and also myself at the same time, which is never going to work. To be honest with you, I've been floating around since Chris Blackwell and Island. My last two albums, I thought they