Cutting Room Floor (album)

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Cutting Room Floor
Compilation album by Kino
Released	December 2005
Genre	Progressive rock
Length	55:29
Kino chronology
Picture (2005) Cutting Room Floor (2005) Radio Voltaire (2018)

Cutting Room Floor is a compilation album by British progressive rock band Kino, consisting of live recordings, demos and a previously unreleased cover song. It was released to coincide with their tour of Europe in December 2005.^[1]

Track listing[]

All songs by Kino except 9 by Kevin Gilbert

1. "People (Live)" – 7:03
2. "Throw It Away (Demo)" – 4:35
3. "Perfect Tense (Live)" – 4:24
4. "All You See (Demo)" – 5:13
5. "Room For Two (Live)" – 3:52
6. "Won't Fall Down (Demo)" – 2:44
7. "Picture (Live)" – 3:10
8. "Say You Will (Demo)" – 14:39
9. "Parade (Cover)" – 9:49

Credits[]

• John Mitchell – guitars, lead vocals (all but 6)
• John Beck – synthesizers, backing vocals
• Pete Trewavas – bass, backing and lead (6) vocals, bass pedals
• Chris Maitland, drums, backing vocals, percussion
• – drums, backing vocals

References[]

External links[]

• InsideOut.de – InsideOut Records (UK)

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