Superfast[]
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Superfast | |
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Studio album by Dynamite Hack | |
Released | May 23, 2000 |
Recorded | 1999-2000 |
Genre | Alternative rock |
Length | 43:20 |
Label | Uptown/Universal Records |
Producer | Dynamite Hack, David Eaton |
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Superfast is the debut album of the rock band Dynamite Hack, and was released on May 23, 2000.
Contents[] |
[edit] Track listing[]
- 1. "Switcheroo" 3:12
- 2. "Anyway" 2:33
- 3. "Alvin" 2:41
- 4. "Dear Kate," 2:51
- 5. "G-Force" 3:00
- 6. "Wussypuff" 3:02
- 7. "Blue Sky" 3:46
- 8. "Slice Of Heaven" 2:42
- 9. "Granola" 2:04
- 10. "Boyz-N-The-Hood" 3:04
- 11. "Pick Up Lines" 3:12
- 12. "Marie..." 2:44
- 24. "Just Another Day, Baby" 0:25
- 33. "Laughter" 2:16
- 42. "Anyway (Mellow Version)" 4:00
"Boyz-N-The-Hood" is a song cover, originally performed by Eazy-E in 1988.
The tracks of 13 to 23, 25 to 32 and 34 to 41 are recorded as 4 seconds of silence.
The song "Dear Kate" was used in the Playstation 2 game: ESPN Winter X-Games Snowboarding.
[edit] Personnel[]
- Mark Morris - Guitar, Piano, Vocals
- Bobby Arnold - Engineer
- Howie Weinberg - Mastering
- David Eaton - Producer, Engineer, Mixing
- Mike Vlahakis - Guitar
- Andre Young - Lyricist
- Dynamite Hack - Packaging
- Christopher Shaw - Mixing
[edit] Singles[]
- "Boyz-N-The Hood", released in March/April 2000 as the first single.