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. The album was heavily delayed, as the songs were recorded in February 1989 and the album was released in 1990. The CD came with short explanations (written in French) and the lyrics for each song.

Track listing

# "Putain de vélo" ('Whore Of The Bicycle') # "Soap" # "Dead spit" # "U.P.P. rban Planning Package # Rude rock & reggae # "Church" # "Last night down town" # "E-way" # "Steve biko" # "L'homme a la tete de chiffre" # "Blast it" # "Dub Way" {{DEFAULTSORT:Pousse Au Crime Et Longueurs De Temps Dirty District albums 1990 debut albums