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Swans

A Screw

Release date: 2nd May 1986

From A Screw [EP]
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About This Track

"A Screw" is a track by Swans, from the album A Screw [EP], released 2nd May 1986. Full lyrics are available below.

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Swans

Swans

Lyrics

A Screw

[Instrumental version of "A Screw (Holy Money)"]

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Track details

From A Screw [EP]

1986
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Album
A Screw [EP]
A Screw [EP]
Swans
Release year
1986
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Swans — A Screw

Swans — A Screw
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A Screw

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    Credits

    Production & Engineering

    Writer
    Algis Kizys, Harry Crosby, Jarboe, Michael Gira, Norman Westberg, Ted Parsons
    Producer
    Michael Gira
    Bass
    Algis Kizys, Harry Crosby, Michael Gira
    Drums
    Ivan Nahem, Ronaldo Gonzalez, Ted Parsons
    Guitar
    Norman Westberg
    Background Vocals
    Jarboe
    Piano
    Michael Gira
    Sampling
    Michael Gira
    Sound Effects
    Michael Gira
    Synthesizer
    Jarboe
    Trombone
    Keene Carse
    Trumpet
    Greg Grinnell
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