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A Bugged Out Mix by Hot Chip | Audio CD

by Hot Chip

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Binding:

Audio CD

Studio:

New State Music

Release Date:

May 19, 2009

Sales Rank:

81,563st

TRACK LISTING

Disc: 1

Track 1: Nah und Fern - Gas
Track 2: Space Bumps - Theo Parrish
Track 3: Schmedding - Extrawelt, , Morelle
Track 4: C'est La Vie - Joseph Capriati
Track 5: Claim - Philip Sherburne
Track 6: Don't Take It [Thomos Edit] - Armando
Track 7: Deliberately Selected - Harry Axt
Track 8: Blast - Florian Meindl
Track 9: 00/346/00/380 [Dandy Jack & The Queen of Mars Remix] - Conrad Schnitzler
Track 10: Torque - John Tejada
Track 11: Hope - Pig & Dan
Track 12: Junktion - Prevelist
Track 13: Cosmic Sandwich [Cosmic Sandwich Remix] - Cosmic Sandwich
Track 14: Take It In - Hot Chip
Track 15: Moody Bastard - Mark Henning
Track 16: One2One - District 1
Track 17: Yeke Yeke [Afro Acid Mix] - Mory Kanté
Track 18: Chiclet's Theme - Ican
Track 19: Eucalypse Now! - Gabriel Ananda, Dominik Eulberg
Track 20: Bloody Notes [Butch Remix] - Alex Cappelli
Track 21: Melodrama - Kollektiv Turmstrasse
Track 22: Karambolage [Oxia Remix] - Marc Romboy
Track 23: Bubble in the Bottle [Pepe Braddock Remix] - International Pony, Khan & Snax
Track 24: I [Long Version] - Max Cooper

Disc: 2

Track 1: Winter Home Disco [Hot Chip Remix] - The Pictish Trail
Track 2: Rum & Coca Cola - The Andrews Sisters
Track 3: Apeman - The Esso Trinidad Steel Band
Track 4: Street Liming - Zongamin
Track 5: Party Rhythm - Greco Roman,
Track 6: 16th Stage - Osborne
Track 7: London Town - Man Like Me
Track 8: Love in Store - Fleetwood Mac
Track 9: What a Fool Believes - The Doobie Brothers
Track 10: I Can't Resist [Sick of My Music Mix] - Gramme
Track 11: House Jam [Hot Chip Remix] - Gang Gang Dance
Track 12: I Can't Go for That (No Can Do) - Darryl Hall, John Oates
Track 13: Shake a Puddin' - Dub Narcotic Sound System
Track 14: Never Too Much - Luther Vandross
Track 15: Wishing Well/Fix Up, Look Sharp - Terence Trent D'Arby, Dizzee Rascal
Track 16: Just a Friend - Biz Markie
Track 17: Number One Song in Heaven - Sparks
Track 18: Looking for Clues - Robert Palmer
Track 19: I Want to Be Your Man - Zapp & Roger
Track 20: Bring It on Home to Me - Eddie Floyd

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