PEACEFROG RECORDS · PF079

1. A1 Shift
2. A2 Tap Dance
3. B1 You Thought It
4. B2 Long Lost
5. C1 Jay Track One
6. C2 Screen
7. D1 Dungeon
8. D2 The Motive

• 5:26 Motive - Planetary Assault Systems / The Drone Sector LP (Peacefrog)
• 6:18 Planetary Assault Systems - Dungeon
• 3:11 Planetary Assault Systems - Shift
• 6:54 Planetary Assault Systems - Tap Dance
• 3:33 Planetary Assault Systems ‎- Long Lost
• 4:48 Planetary Assault Systems - Jay Track One [Peacefrog Records]
• 7:53 Planetary Assault Systems (Luke Slater) - You Thought It (Archives Two, 2002)
• 6:46 Planetary Assault Systems - Screen

[P] 1997 Peace Frog Records [C] 1997 Peace Frog Records Cover Design: Jamie - kimaera@compuserve.com Correct year for [P]+[C] is 1998 as seen on the CD version. Sleeve and label listings do not match on some copies. Misprinted copies show the following tracklist on the labels: A1 - "Screen" A2 - "You Thought It" B1 - "The Motive" B2 - "Tap Dance" C1 - "Shift" C2 - "Jay Track One" D1 - "Long Lost" D2 - "The Dungeon" This is not caused by the labels being misplaced on the records, they are actually misprinted. The artwork is a scene from the 1927 German movie: Metropolis directed by Fritz Lang. The female Maschinenmensch, literally translated from german as "Machine human" is called Maria. She was one of the very first robots ever depicted in a movie. The pictures from the backside of the sleeve are also from Metropolis.