Zulutronic – Mission Zulu One
Tracklist
1 | Farma Çörç | 2:55 | |
2 | Mission Zulu One | 6:41 | |
3 | Haraldtronic | 4:55 | |
4 | Evil Zombies In The House | 8:53 | |
5 | By Special Request | 5:21 | |
6 | Doggytronic | 4:09 | |
7 | The Third Testament | 3:46 | |
8 | I Believe In Sheep | 5:40 | |
9 | Chikka Chikka | 4:07 | |
10 | A Presente | 6:03 | |
11 | Sumotronic | 4:29 | |
12 | Rock The Church | 3:31 |
Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Barcode: 4 014235 235804
- Matrix / Runout: PH 0102 MPO 01 @@@ 9 01
Other Versions (2)
View AllTitle (Format) | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | |||
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Recently Edited | Mission Zulu One (2×LP, Album) | Pharma | 97PHR010/12 | Germany | 1997 | ||
New Submission | Mission Zulu One (9×File, MP3, Album, Reissue, 320 kbps) | Pharma | PHARMAREC 033 | Germany | 2020 |
Recommendations
Reviews
- The horns of "Farma Çörç," which kicks off Zulutronic's debut MISSION ZULU ONE hint at a false militarism which the track makes good on, and the title track brings in some heavy electro, while "Haraldtronic" goes into the deep groove. "Evil Zombies in the House" hints at some creepiness, though with fewer zombies and more robots, and "By Special Request" adds thickness to the bass. "Doggytronic" offers a touch of mystery to go along with the electro, while "The Third Testament" is just plain goofy, as are the synthesized bleats to accompany the phased soul vocals on "I Believe in Sheep." Some Latin flavor is sprinkled onto "A Presente" and the forward momentum of "Sumotronic" keeps it at a ince pep. And finally, the thick growl of "Rock the Church" help the album gallop to an end. Mission accomplished
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