Tracklist
Versions
| Title, Format | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Machine Says Yes (CD, Album) | City Rockers | CITYROCK2CD | UK | 2002 | |
| Machine Says Yes (3xLP) | City Rockers | CITYROCK2LP | UK | 2002 | |
| Machine Says Yes (3xLP, W/Lbl, Sti) | City Rockers | CITYROCK2LP | UK | 2002 | |
| Machine Says Yes (CD) | Nettwerk America | 0 6700 30292 2 3 | US | 2002 | |
| Machine Says Yes (CD, Album) | City Rockers | CITYROCK2CD | Germany | 2002 | |
| Machine Says Yes (CD, Album, Enh) | City Rockers, Bonnier Amigo Music Group | CITYROCK2CD, 3344051-3 | Sweden | 2002 | |
| Machine Says Yes (CD) | Skint Records | BRASSIC 26CD | UK | 2003 |
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Reviews & Discussion
referencing Machine Says Yes, CD, 0 6700 30292 2 3
FC Kahuna made a big splash on the breaks scene in the mid-90s, but their debut album, Machine Says Yes, is packed with more house-oriented tracks, with a few slower, more downtempo tracks, such as the opener, “Hayling.” “Glitterball” is a house stomper, as is “Bleep Freak” (some of those trademark breaks sneak in towards the end). “North Pole Transmission” sends the beats back to a slower realm, but “Mindset to Cycle” and “Microcuts” funk it back up with extra bleepiness on the side. The remix of “Hayling” is a big mess, though –- but “Fear of Guitars” snatches the album from the jaws of death. An enjoyable listen, definitely.