Kim Fowley Let The Madness In CD

Let The Madness In Music

List Price	$16.97 (You save $4.08)
Category	Rock Albums, Oldies CDs, Rock/Pop, Psychedelic, 60's
Label	Receiver
Orig Year	1995
All Time Sales Rank	592128
CD Universe Part number	1005973
Catalog number	203
Discs	1
Release Date	Aug 30, 1995
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Kim Fowley; Mike Bennett; Paul Moran
Engineer	Warren Bassett; Phil Yeend
Personnel	Kim Fowley - vocals, keyboards Paul Moran - keyboards Mike Bennett - guitar, keyboards, background vocals Andrea Beltramo - vocals, background vocals Gary Morrison - guitar Toyah Willcox - background vocals Warren Bassett - programming

Kim Fowley Let The Madness In Songs

	1.	Lipstick Lesbians
	2.	Babylon Beach
	3.	Tori Amos Drinking Teardrops in the Twilight Zone
	4.	Sex on Television
	5.	Midnight Tragedy
	6.	Jungle City
	7.	Lost and Found in Fantasy Land
	8.	Orson Wells' Mother
	9.	Tori Amos, Pt. 2
	10.	Ride
	11.	Revenge of the Lipstick Lesbians
	12.	Let the Madness In
	13.	Not Afraid to Die
	14.	From the Edge
	15.	Orson Wells- Colour Me Young- 7 -21- 39
	16.	Send Me a Message
	17.	Lipstick Lesbians - (Guitar Goddess Mix)

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