Inevitable Alien Nation
Inevitable Alien Nation is the second album by Keoki released in 1998.
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| Released | March 24, 1998 | |||
| Genre | Techno, dance, house | |||
| Label | Moonshine Music | |||
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Track listing
- Coldcut feat. Jello Biafra - "Every Home A Prison"
- Rainbow Bridge - "For Miles"
- Dimension 23 - "I.M.O.K.R.U.O.K."
- Rumpus - "Space Funk (The Caterpillar)"
- Naked Funk - "Pleasing The Korean"
- Minty - "Useless Man"
- Spiritual Being - "Dansa"
- Southside Reverb - "Go Get It On" (Original)
- Junkie XL - "No Remorse"
- Junkie XL - "X-Panding Limits"
- DVUS - "Infectuation"
- The Avenging Godfathers Of Disco - "Boogie Joint [King-size Mix]"
- Beyond & Back - "You Only Live Twice"
- Ed The Red - "Lady Electronica [Electronic Mix]"
- Space Invaders - "-3:04.20"
gollark: I should really just replace my laptop with a several-kilogram desktop in my backpack and a portable monitor thing. Also a cart with batteries to power it.
gollark: I know, it's ridiculous, they should have socketed memory chips on the DIMMs.
gollark: I also can't get Linux to recognize the existence of the power button, but that's not a huge issue.
gollark: The display can rotate 180 degrees because of a neat hinge mechanism, but it also has a TN panel which is barely viewable 45 degrees off the right angle.
gollark: There are access panels on the bottom for the RAM and disk, suggesting they wanted to make it easy to maintain, but it also has some bizarre plastic clip things which are very annoying to remove.
References
- Inevitable Alien Nation at AllMusic. Retrieved 19:19, 2 May 2016 (UTC).
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