***k the Millennium

Name: ***k the Millennium
Duration: 13 min 57 s

~ Recording by 2K

Appears on releases

#	Title	Length	Track artist	Release title	Release artist	Release group type	Country/Date	Label	Catalog#
Official
1.1	***k the Millennium	13:57	2K	***k the Millennium	2K	Single	DE1997-10-13	Blast First, Intercord	BFFP146CD, INT 8 84688 2
1.1	***k the Millennium	13:57	2K	***k the Millennium	2K	Single	GB1997-10-31	Blast First	BFFP 146 CDK
1.1	***k the Millennium	13:59	2K	***k the Millennium	2K	Single	GB1997-10-31	Blast First	BFFP 146 T
1.1	***k the Millennium	13:57	2K	***k the Millennium	2K	Single	US1997-11-18	Mute (UK label)	MUTE 9051-2
1.2	***k the Millennium	13:59	2K	***k the Millennium	2K	Single	JP1997-11-27	東芝EMI 株式会社 (record company, do not use as release label – check obi, back or disc for imprint! Ended 2007‐06‐29)	TOCP-50386
1.1	***k the Millennium	13:59	2K	***k the Millennium	2K	Single	DE1997	Blast First	BFFP146T
1.1	***k the Millennium	13:57	2K	***k the Millennium	2K	Single	FR1997	Delabel	7243 8 94636 2 0
1.1	***k the Millennium	13:57	2K	***k the Millennium	2K	Single	AU-	Mushroom Records	MUSH01691.2
Promotion
1.2	***k the Millennium	13:57	2K	***k the Millennium	2K	Single	GB1997-09-02	Blast First	BFFP 146 CD
1.16	Fuck the Millennium	13:59	2K	Promo Only: Modern Rock Radio, January 1998	Various Artists	Album + Compilation	US1997	Promo Only

recording engineer:	Richard Scott (editor / engineer)
mixer:	Mark “Spike” Stent (producer, engineer)
orchestra:	Williams Fairey Band (The KNDS Fairey Band, reverted to this name from “Engineering Band” 1986–2000)
conductor:	Brian Hurdley
guest performer:	Mark Manning
arranger:	Rodney Newton

recorded at:	Konk Studios in Hornsey, Haringey, London (Greater London), England, United Kingdom Worldwide International in London (Greater London), England, United Kingdom
mixed at:	Olympic Studios (1966–2009) in Barnes, Richmond upon Thames, London (Greater London), England, United Kingdom

edits:	***k the Millennium (radio edit) (uncensored)

recording of:	Fuck the Millennium (What Time Is Love?)

writer:	Jimmy Cauty Bill Drummond

is based on:	What Time Is Love? (Single/LP Mix - Live at Trancentral)