Fleshwounds

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Fleshwounds
Skin fleshwounds.jpg
Studio album by
Skin
Released9 September 2003
Recorded2002–2003
Genre Indie rock, alternative rock
Length43:56
Label EMI
Producer Skin, David Kosten, Marius de Vries, FLO, Guy Chambers, Richard Flack, Adrian Bushby
Skin chronology
Post Orgasmic Chill
(1999)		Fleshwounds
(2003)		 Fake Chemical State
(2006)
Alternative cover
Skin fleshwounds original.jpg
Original cover
Professional ratings
Review scores
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Fleshwounds is the debut album from Skunk Anansie lead singer Skin. Not entirely satisfied with its initial release, Skin re-released it with new album artwork and a slightly different track listing. "As Long as That's True" was replaced with "Getting Away with It", a cover of Electronic's version. The radio edit to "Faithfulness" was also added.

Contents

Three singles were released from this album, which are "Trashed", "Faithfulness" and a double A-side with "Lost" and "Getting Away with It".

Track listing

All tracks composed by Skin and Len Arran; except where indicated

Original release

  1. "Faithfulness"
  2. "Trashed"
  3. "Don't Let Me Down"
  4. "Listen to Yourself"
  5. "Lost" (Skin, Guy Chambers)
  6. "The Trouble with Me"
  7. "I'll Try" (Skin, Craig Ross)
  8. "You've Made Your Bed"
  9. "As Long as That's True"
  10. "Burnt Like You"
  11. "'Til Morning"

Re-release

  1. "Faithfulness"
  2. "Trashed"
  3. "Don't Let Me Down"
  4. "Listen to Yourself"
  5. "Lost"
  6. "The Trouble with Me"
  7. "Getting Away with It" (Electronic cover)
  8. "You've Made Your Bed"
  9. "I'll Try"
  10. "Burnt Like You"
  11. "'Til Morning"
  12. "Faithfulness" (Radio Mix)

Personnel

Singles

Three singles were released from Fleshwounds.

Trashed

  1. "Trashed" (Skin & Len Arran)
  2. "On & On" (Skin & Len Arran)
  3. "Interview"

Faithfulness

  1. "Faithfulness" (Radio Mix) (Skin & Len Arran)
  2. "Faithfulness" (Scumfrog Mix) (Skin & Len Arran)

Lost/Getting Away with It

A video was shot and released before the single was withdrawn.

  1. "Lost"
  2. "Getting Away with It"

Charts

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