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Performer: The London Funk Allstars
Title: Flesh Eating Disco Zombies Versus The Bionic Hookers From Mars
Genre: Electronic / Hip-Hop & Rap
Cat #: ZEN CD24
Label: Ninja Tune
Country: UK
Date of release: 27 Aug 1996
Style: Breakbeat, Trip Hop, Breaks, Future Jazz, Downtempo
FLAC size 1653 mb
MP3 size: 2913 mb
Record From CD, Album

London Funk Allstars Ninja Tune Breakbeat Trip Hop Breaks Future Jazz Downtempo 1996

Tracklist

1	Allstars Theme Trombone – John Harborne	7:52
2	Flesh Eating Disco Zombies Versus The Bionic Hookers From Mars	6:11
3	Junkies Bad Trip	5:07
4	How To Be A Ninja In One Easy Lesson	4:03
5	The Chase Bass – Grimwald McNugget	6:23
6	Mad Love	5:47
7	Introduction	1:56
8	Way Out	6:29
9	There's Only One F In Funk	6:17
10	U. J.	6:25
11	Old Skool Reunion	3:23
12	Knee Deep In The Beats Pt.1 Rap – Kalico Jack	4:28
13	Love Is What We Need	4:55
14	Give It To Me Raw	3:22
15	Never Can Get Enough Vocals, Arranged By [Vocals] – William George	6:15

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
ZEN 24	London Funk Allstars	Flesh Eating Disco Zombies Versus The Bionic Hookers From Mars ‎(3xLP, Album, Promo, W/Lbl)	Ninja Tune	ZEN 24	UK	1996
SDW017-2	The London Funk Allstars	Flesh Eating Disco Zombies Versus The Bionic Hookers From Mars ‎(CD, Album)	Shadow Records	SDW017-2	US	1996
TFCK-87907	The London Funk Allstars	Flesh Eating Disco Zombies Versus The Bionic Hookers From Mars ‎(CD, Album)	Toy's Factory, Ninja Tune	TFCK-87907	Japan	1996
ZEN CD24	The London Funk Allstars	Flesh Eating Disco Zombies Versus The Bionic Hookers From Mars ‎(CD, Album, Promo)	Ninja Tune	ZEN CD24	UK	1996
ZEN 24	The London Funk Allstars	Flesh Eating Disco Zombies Versus The Bionic Hookers From Mars ‎(3xLP, Album)	Ninja Tune	ZEN 24	UK	1996

Credits

Brass – Sir Hugo Havern (tracks: 6, 7, 10, 13)
Edited By – Mr. Quicke
Edited By [Assitant Editor] – Mr. Sho'nuff
Engineer [Mix] – Roger Benou
Flute – John Miles (tracks: 6, 9, 10, 13)
Guitar – Alan Simpson (tracks: 6, 9, 11, 13)
Illustration – Oscar Wilson
Producer, Arranged By, Recorded By, Programmed By [Sample], Drum Programming, Scratches, Bass – DJ Jason
Programmed By [Keyboard], Electric Piano [Rhodes], Synthesizer [Mini Moog], Organ [Hammond], Keyboards – Stefan (tracks: 3 to 6, 9, 11 to 13)
Typography, Layout [Page Layout] – Openmind
Written-By – Francis J. Carter, Kalico Jack (tracks: 8), Stefan Turner (tracks: 3 to 6, 9, 11 to 13), William George (tracks: 9, 15)

Notes

All tracks produced, arranged & recorded @ Laboratories Blapps for Blapps Productions.
Additional recording and mix down @ Monroe, London.

Copyright © 1996 Ninja Tune. Published by Just Isn't Music. Distributed by Vital.
Printed in France

Barcodes

Barcode (Text): 5 021392 119120
Barcode (Scanned): 5021392119120
Matrix / Runout: 82368 ZENCD 24

Companies

Distributed By – Vital
Recorded At – Laboratories Blapps
Produced At – Laboratories Blapps
Recorded At – Monroe Studios
Mixed At – Monroe
Copyright (c) – Ninja Tune
Published By – Just Isn't Music

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Comments: (3)

Gietadia

No fillers, just killers .... such a great album! 'Broadcasting Live From Planet Blapps!" was in many of my DJ sets & mixes.

Rich Vulture

Shadow records' version of this album differs from the original and much better

Tujar

FLESH EATING DISCO ZOMBIES VS. THE BIONIC HOOKERS FROM MARS is a froward step for the London Funk Allstars, seeing them bring more structure and variation in their tracks. The wiggly electro of "There's Only One F In Funk," for instance, gives way to a mellow keyboard line, and "Way Out" is just as psychedelic as the name suggests, with a wild bassline to anchor the frantic piano chords. "Junkies Bad Trip" goes from sinister to all-out juicy funky. And even if "Love Is What We Need" isn't terrible romantic, it has fat beats in the place of amorous advances. But if you're really in the mood for love, you can get it on to "Never Can Get Enough" and its awesome flute and sax duo. "Mad Love" has a crazed trumpet that serves it up with a nice jazz style, while "The Chase" goes for 70s action funk. And, as a shout-out to their label, "How To Be A Ninja In One Easy Lesson" makes it all seem too easy. A real step up from their first album.

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