8 thoughts on “ Snakes And Ladders - Switches - Heart Tuned To D.E.A.D. (CD, Album) ”

1. Heart Tuned to D.E.A.D. is the only album by the British indie rock band Switches. It was released in the UK on 23 April The album was released in the US as Lay Down the Law on March 18, , with the omission of "Give Up the Ghost".The title is a possible reference to the Super Furry Animals song "Bass Tuned to D.E.A.D".Genre: Indie rock.

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2. Debut album from this UK outfit, borne of a love of the song running throughout the decades, from the Beach Boys to Bolan to Blur. Self confessed musical magpies, in Heart Tuned to D.E.A.D., they've now found their own permanent place within their myriad of influences.5/5(1).

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3. Jul 10,  · They consist of Matt Bishop (vocals, guitar), Ollie Thomas (guitar), Thom Kirkpatrick (bass) and Steve Godfrey (drums). The band's debut album "Heart Tuned to D.E.A.D." was released on April 23, in the UK and on March 18, in the US (under the title "Lay Down the Law").

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4. Jun 19,  · Snakes and Ladders by Switches from their album Heart Tuned To D.E.A.D.

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5. Sep 05,  · Snakes And Ladders Switches Lay Down The Law Lyrics: We're tired of all these orchestrated fears The war on love is ever drawing near But I guess it's like Snakes and Ladders Shakes a nations.

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6. They consist of Matt Bishop (vocals, guitar), Ollie Thomas (guitar), Thom Kirkpatrick (bass) and Steve Godfrey (drums). The band's debut album "Heart Tuned to D.E.A.D." was released on April 23, in the UK and on March 18, in the US (under the title "Lay Down the Law").

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7. Gamie Snakes and Ladders Board Game for Kids, Complete Set with Board, 6 Pegs, and Dice, Classic Fun for Family Game Night and Classroom, Best Birthday Gift Idea for Boys and Girls $ $ 97 Get it as soon as Thu, Jun

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8. Snakes and Ladders is the online version of the popular Indian board game. This ancient fun game will be played on a gameboard having numbered squares and is suitable for 2 and more players. Your objective is to get to the th square on the board by rolling a dice. To skip lots of steps and get there faster you can use ladders. Some of them will bring you really further, but if you land on a.

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