Shonky - Straight From The Donkeys Mouth Album

Tracklist

1	Breathe
2	Theories Of Space And Time Part 2 Featuring – Mash
3	To Be Compatible
4	'S'Kill'In'Me Featuring – Mash
5	Straight From The Donkeys Mouth Featuring – Bozwel, Cuz, Mash, Fog Scratch Leg, Nobsta Nutts, The Dubious Messiah
6	Bonka'z Featuring – Mash, Nobsta Nutts
7	Bedsits And Flats Part 2
8	(Live At The Welsh Club) Featuring – Mash
9	Holadeck Featuring – Bozwel, Nobsta Nutts
10	[Peeling Back The Layers]
11	Gargle
12	B-Boys Break Up. The Nutty Tactic
13	[Armitage Shonks.]

Credits

• Engineer – Guy , Q
• Engineer [Co], Mixed By – 'Slicer Man
• Producer, Scratches [Turntable Mayhem] – Butcher Cuz (tracks: A5), Dek Masha Slice (tracks: A1 to A4, B1 to B4)
• Written-By, Performer – Shonky

Companies

• Engineered At – Grassroots, Cardiff

Short intro

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