Without Some Help. Net Edition
Without Some Help is a 2006 Internet download release by Alpha, which was available only through their website; a 12 track edition of the LP was available in mainstream music shops. Primarily comprising songs by other artists, which were remixed by Alpha, it also features collaborations between Alpha and four guest vocalists; Horace Andy, James Roberts, Kelvin Swaby from 'The Heavy', and long-term Alpha vocalist, Wendy Stubbs, who joined the band on a full-time basis shortly after this release. The download only version differs from the general release by the exclusion of "Yellow" by Coldplay, "Inertia Creeps" by Massive Attack, "Jack" by Edition (all remixed by Alpha) and the inclusion of an original Alpha track, "Ariel."
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