Released 2003 Release date 2003 Label Taste Media | Artist One Minute Silence Producer John Leckie Genre Rap metal | |
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One Lie Fits All is the third album from One Minute Silence. It was released on 7 July 2003. Produced by John Leckie, it was the band's last album before they announced their breakup in October 2003 and never enjoyed a supporting tour, unlike the two EP's (Revolution and We Bounce - a two part single for "I Wear My Skin" was also released) which came during the anticipation for the album release.
Contents
- One minute silence recording one lie fits all at sawmills studios
- Performance
- Track listing
- Songs
- References
The album was a marked progression from their previous rap metal style displayed on Available In All Colours (and to a lesser degree Buy Now... Saved Later which was quite similar in its toned down, more mellow vibe) the sound was much more refined and reflective in places. Although the album still had its epic tracks which the band were known for, especially live.
One minute silence recording one lie fits all at sawmills studios
Performance
The album gave One Minute Silence their highest charting single to date with 'I Wear My Skin' reaching number 44 in the UK charts.
Track listing
- "Fistful Of Nothing" - 3:34
- "Revolution" - 3:19
- "I Wear My Skin" - 3:28
- "The Way Back" - 4:46
- "We Bounce" - 3:57
- "You So Much As Move" - 5:06
- "Price Of The Kings Ticket" - 6:09
- "Into Our Own" - 4:01
- "A Song About" - 4:36
- "The Hill Is A Hole" - 4:43
- "Representing The Poor Man" - 7:54
- "Black Flag" - 4:45 (Japan Bonus Track)
Songs
1Fistful of Nothing3:34
2Revolution3:19
3I Wear My Skin3:28