Let's Kill Music

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“Let's Kill Music”
Single by The Cooper Temple Clause from the album See This Through And Leave
Released	17 September 2001
Format	2 CDs, 1 7", 1 remix 12"
Recorded	2001
Genre	Alternative
Length	4:12
Label	Morning Records
Producer	The Cooper Temple Clause
The Cooper Temple Clause singles chronology
The Hardware EP + The Warfare EP 2001 Let's Kill Music Film-Maker // Been Training Dogs" 2002

"Let's Kill Music" is the first widely available Cooper Temple Clause single, entering at #41 in the UK Charts, and the first to have a promo video.

Contents 1 Track listing 1.1 CD1 1.2 CD2 1.3 7" 1.4 CD Promo 1.5 12" Remixes

[edit] Track listing

[edit] CD1

1. Let's Kill Music
2. Panzer Attack (Dirty Sanchez Remix)

[edit] CD2

1. Let's Kill Music
2. My Darling (Nasty Angel)
3. Let's Kill Music (Dirty Sanchez Remix)

[edit] 7"

1. Let's Kill Music
2. Girl Ink Age (Instrumental) 6.15

[edit] CD Promo

1. Let's Kill Music

[edit] 12" Remixes

1. Let's Kill Music
2. Panzer Attack (Dirty Sanchez Mix)
3. Let's Kill Music (Dirty Sanchez Mix)

The Cooper Temple Clause
Tom Bellamy | Dan Fisher | Ben Gautrey | Jon Harper | Kieran Mahon
Didz Hammond
Discography
Albums: See This Through and Leave | Kick Up the Fire, and Let the Flames Break Loose | Make This Your Own
Extended plays: The Hardware EP | The Warfare EP | The Hardware EP + The Warfare EP | Head EP
Singles: "Way Out West" | "Let's Kill Music" | "Film-Maker // Been Training Dogs" | "Who Needs Enemies?" | "A.I.M." | "Promises, Promises" | "Blind Pilots" | "Damage" | "Homo Sapiens" | "Waiting Game"
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