Detroit Swindle - Boxed Out Album

Tracklist

1	Huh, What!
2	64 Ways
3	F6
4	Center Of Gravity
5	Thoughts Of She
6	The Fat Rat
7	Me, Myself & You
8	He's Just This Guy, You Know?
9	Monkey Wrench
10	For The Love Of...
11	Shotgun
12	You, Me, Here, Now
13	B.Y.O.

Notes

"Thoughts Of She" contains a portion of the recording "Pushin' On" by The Quantic Soul Orchestra feat. Alice Russell, used with kind permission by Tru Thoughts Records Ltd.

Short intro

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