Feels Like Heaven (album)

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Feels Like Heaven… Sounds Like Shit
Remix album by
Pigface
ReleasedOctober 10, 1995
GenreIndustrial[1]
LabelInvisible Records[2]
Pigface chronology
Notes From Thee Underground
(1994) 		Feels Like Heaven… Sounds Like Shit
(1995) 		A New High in Low
(1997)
Professional ratings
Review scores
SourceRating
AllMusic[3]

Feels Like Heaven… Sounds Like Shit is a 1995 remix album by Pigface.[4]

Track listing

  1. Dialogue - Pigface
  2. Think (Addiction/Salvation Mix) - Martin Atkins
  3. Steamroller (Steaming Pig Mix) - Skatenigs
  4. Hagseed (Slagseed Slagadelic Mix) - Psychic TV
  5. Dialogue - Pigface
  6. Fuck It Up (Did You Ever Get The Feeling?)
  7. Chikasaw (Jungle Dub Mix) - Law & Order
  8. Suck (Double Dipped And Plastered Mix)
  9. Asphole (On The Floor/We Know Who You Are)
  10. Steamroller (Club Mix) - DHS
  11. Dialogue - Michael Lawder
  12. Sick Asp Fuck (Number 1 Club Mix) - Pigface
  13. Empathy (Clarified Vision Mix) - Martin Atkins/Julian Herzfeld
  14. Divebomber (Devilish Mix) - Jason Mcninch
  15. Chikasaw (No Shit Pussy Mix) - Martin Atkins/Julian Herzfeld
  16. Chikasaw (Ten Inch Mix) - Youth

References

  1. ^ Margasak, Peter (30 November 1995). "Spot Check". Chicago Reader.
  2. ^ "TrouserPress.com :: Pigface". www.trouserpress.com.
  3. ^ "Feels Like Heaven - Pigface | Credits". AllMusic.
  4. ^ "Feels Like Heaven ...Sounds Like Shit". Washington City Paper. 27 October 1995.


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