Saturday Teenage Kick
Saturday Teenage Kick is Junkie XL's first studio album, released in 1997.
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Released | March 24, 1997 | |||
Genre | Electronica, electronic rock, big beat, house, trip hop | |||
Length | 69:56 | |||
Label | Roadrunner | |||
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This album features some vocal work by Patrick 'Rude Boy' Tilon from the Dutch group Urban Dance Squad.
Some of the album tracks (Dealing with the Roster, War, No Remorse, X-Panding Limits, Def Beat, Mulu, Underachievers, and a live version of Fight) were added to the hoax The Prodigy album The Castbreeder in 1998 under different names.[2][3]
Track listing
- Underachievers – 5:32
- Billy Club – 4:08
- No Remorse – 6:40
- Metrolike – 5:37
- X-Panding Limits – 3:17
- War – 2:49
- Saturday Teenage Kick – 4:15
- Dealing with the Roster – 5:27
- Fight – 5:38
- Melange – 4:07
- Def Beat – 4:54
- Future in Computer Hell – 17:51
- Mulu (Hidden track) – Starts 8:03 into above track (only on the Netherlands, Poland, Australia and digital releases, others end at where Mulu starts.)
In popular culture
- 'Def Beat' has been featured in many video games, such as Faust, Test Drive 5, Need for Speed: High Stakes, and Gran Turismo 3: A-Spec.
- 'No Remorse', 'War', and 'Fight' were also featured in Need for Speed: High Stakes.
- 'Dealing with the Roster' was featured in the movie Blade.
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References
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