Outpost Transmission

Outpost Transmission
Studio album by 808 State
Released 13 November 2002[1]
Recorded Testa Rossa Studios in Manchester
Genre Electronica[2]
Length
  • 68:21 (UK)
  • 69:57 (US)
  • 73:23 (Japan)
Label
808 State chronology
State to State 2
(2002)State to State 22002
Outpost Transmission
(2002)
Prebuild
(2004)Prebuild2004
Professional ratings
Review scores
SourceRating
AllMusic[2]
Drowned in Sound8/10[3]

Outpost Transmission is an album by the British electronic music group 808 State, their first new material since 1996's Thermo Kings.

Guests on this album were: Simon Lord (Simian) on "606", Guy Garvey (Elbow) on "Lemonsoul", and Alabama 3 on "Crossword".

UK track listing

  1. "606" (featuring Simian) – (4:58)
  2. "Chopsumwong" – (5:18)
  3. "Wheatstraw" – (4:54)
  4. "Boogieman" – (4:40)
  5. "Roundbum Mary" – (3:44)
  6. "Lemonsoul" (featuring Guy Garvey) – (3:20)
  7. "Suntower" – (5:56)
  8. "Dissadis" – (5:53)
  9. "Bent" – (4:59)
  10. "Souflex" – (4:58)
  11. "Crossword" (featuring Larry Love) – (2:58)
  12. "Lungfoo" – (4:29)
  13. "Slowboat" – (5:16)
  14. "Yoyo" – (6:58)

US track listing

  1. "606" (featuring Simian) – (4:58)
  2. "Chopsumwong" – (5:18)
  3. "Wheatstraw" – (4:54)
  4. "Lemonsoul" (featuring Guy Garvey) – (3:20)
  5. "Suntower" – (5:56)
  6. "Bent" – (4:59)
  7. "Souflex" – (4:58)
  8. "Crossword" (featuring Larry Love) – (2:58)
  9. "Lungfoo" – (4:29)
  10. "Quincy's Lunch" – (5:02)
  11. "Dissadis" – (5:53)
  12. "Doctors and Nurses" – (6:39)
  13. "Brown Sauce" – (5:33)
  14. "Long Orange (Testa)" – (5:00)

Japanese track listing

  1. "606" (featuring Simian) – (4:58)
  2. "Chopsumwong" – (5:18)
  3. "Wheatstraw" – (4:54)
  4. "Boogieman" – (4:40)
  5. "Roundbum Mary" – (3:44)
  6. "Lemonsoul" (featuring Guy Garvey) – (3:20)
  7. "Suntower" – (5:56)
  8. "Dissadis" – (5:53)
  9. "Bent" – (4:59)
  10. "Souflex" – (4:58)
  11. "Crossword" (featuring Larry Love) – (2:58)
  12. "Lungfoo" – (4:29)
  13. "Slowboat" – (5:16)
  14. "Yoyo" – (6:58)
  15. "Quincy's Lunch" – (5:02)

References

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