MillionTrillion 1993

‘milliontrillion‘ is the debut album by Glasgow indie band saidflorence. Released in the early nineties and now available through all digital outlets, the album mixes guitars and electronics and is unashamedly pop in classic form. It features contributions from impresario Malcolm McLaren and production credits include Hip Hop maestro John Waddell, Dreadzone’s Tim Bran and Mark Freegard. It includes the 1993 single ‘Definitely Maybe’ along with all of its remixes.

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Track Listing

01 Something Wicked (Intro)
02 Definitely Maybe
03 Stuff Your Quiet Life
04 Far From Over
05 Didn’t Laugh At All
06 Always Be Around
07 Friend
08 Haywire
09 Writing History
10 Definitely Maybe (M8 Remix)
11 Definitely Maybe (Mark Freegard Luma Remix)
12 Definitely Maybe (Extended Mix)
13 Burning London

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Bonus Tracks
(available on deluxe versions only)

14 Good For Your Health
15 Disturbed
16 Wear It Well
17 Wishing Chair (Electro version)
18 Satisfaction Guaranteed (Demo)
19 Can’t Write A Love Song (Demo)
20 Always Today (Demo)

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Drums & Percussion: Des Cummings
Keyboards and Synthesizers: Kev Murphy
Vox, Bass & Programming: Kit Cummings
Guitars & EBow: Phil Feeney

Produced by John Waddell, Tim Bran & Kit Cummings.

Recorded at: Rockfleld (Wales), Jacobs (Farnham) & Ezee (London) in 1992. Additional recording: Funny Farm (Edinburgh), Orinocco (London), Battery (London) and Apollo (Glasgow).

Pre-production engineers: Andy Haldane, Calum Maclean. Originally mastered by John Davis at the Hit Factory (London) and compiled by Steve Warr.

Remastered for digital by Rico Capuano at Doghouse Studios, Glasgow.

Words and music by Kit Cummings (except track 3: Kit Cummings / Malcolm McLaren and track 20: written & produced by Phil Feeney)

Published by Patrick Conseil & Kenny MacPherson at Warner/Chappell New York.

Photography: Chris Clunn Tour co-ordination: Pete Jamieson

Managed by Bruce Findlay for Schoolhouse Management.

Thank you to all who contributed, entertained and educated us throughout. Special thanks to Bruce Findlay, Mike Sault, Gordon Charlton, Fraser Wilkie, Martin Hanlin, Joe McBride & Eddie Tracey for their honesty and guidance. Biggest thank you to all of our family and friends whose support by far surpasses reason.