808:88:98

Tracklist

1. 1Pacific 7073:54
2. 2Cübik3:34
3. 3Cobra Bora6:20
4. 4In Yer Face3:56
5. 5The Only Rhyme That Bites (extended mix)4:18
6. 6Olympic (Flutey mix)4:10
7. 7Ooops4:44
8. 8Lift (EX:EL mix)5:13
9. 9One in Ten2:43
10. 10Plan 9 (LP mix)4:02
11. 1110 x 10 (Gorgeous mix)3:34
12. 12Bombadin (Quica mix)4:45
13. 13Bond5:07
14. 14Azura5:45
15. 15Lopez4:31
16. 16Crash5:12
17. 17Pacific (808:98 mix)5:58

Running time 1:17:46

Tracklist of the first edition, from MusicBrainz.

The story

808:88:98 is a greatest hits album by English electronic music group 808 State. It was released on 18 May 1998 by ZTT Records.

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Who made it

Played on it

• MC Tunesvocals, lead vocals · on 1 track
• Björkperformer, lead vocals, vocals · on 1 track
• UB40vocals · on 1 track
• Rachel McFarlanevocals, lead vocals · on 1 track
• Barrington Stuartvocals, lead vocals · on 1 track
• Mike Doughtylead vocals, vocals · on 1 track
• Lou Rhodesvocals, lead vocals · on 1 track
• James Dean Bradfieldvocals, lead vocals · on 1 track

Production

• 808 Stateproducer, mixing, programming · on 10 tracks
• Graham Masseyengineer, mixing, recording · on 8 tracks
• Michael Haasengineer, mixing · on 5 tracks
• Alan Fischengineer · on 5 tracks
• Al Stoneengineer, mixing · on 3 tracks
• Darrin Tidseyadditional engineer · on 2 tracks
• Phil Jonesengineer · on 2 tracks
• Danny Kadarengineer · on 1 track
• Jason Barronengineer · on 1 track

The sleeve

• Mike Diverphotography

Credits from MusicBrainz, written by its volunteers.

The record

• First released
  18 May 1998
• Labels
  ZTT ZTT100CD
  Universal Records UD53139
• Kind
  Album (compilation)
• Formats
  CD 2 editions
• Editions
  2 releases in 2 countries
• Running time
  1:17:46
• Barcode
  5030094020825

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