Verb T - Appearances

Appearances

  • Showbitchness from the Lowlife Records compilation 'Food' (2002)
  • "Exactly" from the Ghost EP 'Ghost Stories' (2004)
  • "Headtrip" from the Copperpot album 'Chapter 7' (2005)
  • Soul Cry from the Manage album 'Live In Protest' (2006)
  • Black Sea from the Kashmere album 'In The Hour Of Chaos' (2006)
  • "Opium Foetus" from the Kashmere album 'In The Hour Of Choas' (2006)
  • Various tracks from the Ghost album 'Seldom Seen Often Heard' (2006)
  • Pick A Subject from the Braintax album 'Panorama' (2006)
  • Just Let Me from the album 'EV Records Presents: Everything' (2007)
  • "Why do you Try" from the Fliptrix album 'Force Fed Imagery' (2007)
  • Alternate Take & Jealousy's a Bitch from the Jon Phonics compilation 'Half Past Calm' (2008)
  • "Dynamite" from the Sonny Jim album 'Trading Standards' (2008)
  • "Mine for the Taking" from the Skreintax album 'The Scene Stealers' (2008)
  • "Frozen in Time" and "Invisible World" from the Ghost album 'Freedom of Thought' (2009)
  • "Cracked It" from the Asaviour and DJ IQ album 'A Loop Theory' (2009)
  • "Own Zone" & "life We Lead from the Fliptrix album 'Theory of Rhyme' (2010)
  • "Everything" from the Jam Baxter album "Rinse out Friday / Spack out Monday" (2010)
  • "Time and a Place" from the Leaf Dog album "From a Scarecrow's Perspective" (2011)
  • "Nothing's Quite as it Seems" from the Fliptrix album "Third Eye of the Storm" (2012)
  • "Squashed" from the Jam Baxter Album "Gruesome Features" (2012)

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    “It is doubtless wise, when a reform is introduced, to try to persuade the British public that it is not a reform at all; but appearances must be kept up to some extent at least.”
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    “Truth has scarce done so much good in the world as the false appearances of it have done hurt.”
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