Future Listening! studio album by Japanese music producer Towa Tei , released on October 21, 1994 by For Life Music .[ 7] [ 8] Deee-Lite .[ 8] Elektra Records .[ 9]
Future Listening! Released October 21, 1994 (1994-10-21 ) Studio Genre Length 52 :39 Label For Life Producer Towa Tei
"Technova" [ 2] "Luv Connection" [ 3] "Batucada" [ 4]
Produced by Tei, Future Listening! includes collaborations with artists such as Joi Cardwell , Bebel Gilberto , Arto Lindsay , MC Kinky , Hiroshi Takano , Ryuichi Sakamoto , Haruomi Hosono , Toshihiko Mori, Satoshi Tomiie , Yuichi Oki of Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra , and Pizzicato Five vocalist Maki Nomiya .[ 10] Oricon Albums Chart .[ 7] Josh Wink ) were top 30 hits on the US Hot Dance Club Play chart in 1995.[ 11]
In 2007, Rolling Stone Japan Future Listening! at number 59 on its list of the "100 Greatest Japanese Rock Albums of All Time".[ 12] [ 13]
Title Lyrics Music 1. "I Want to Relax, Please!" Towa Tei 4:11 2. "Technova (Lá em Copacabana)" Tei 5:46 3. "Batucada" 3:27 4. "Luv Connection" Joi Cardwell Tei 7:52 5. "Meditation!" Natasha Latasha Diggs Tei 4:44 6. "Raga Musgo" Tei 1:45 7. "Son of Bambi (Walk Tuff)" Caron Geary 5:53 8. "Amai Seikatsu (Lá Douce Vie)" 4:21 9. "Obrigado" Tei 3:06 10. "Dubnova (Part 1 & 2)" Tei 11:44 Total length: 52:39
2007 Japanese reissue bonus disc – Future Recall 3 Title 1. "Technova" (Opaz Flying High remix ver. 3) 7:21 2. "Luv Connection (Towa's Dizzy Vibe)" 4:19 3. "Batucada" (Soul Central Foot High mix) 7:29 4. "Luv Connection" (Soul Central Classic mix) 8:21 5. "Meditation!" (instrumental version) 4:43 6. "Dubnova" (More Rockers remix) 6:18 7. "Batucada" (Phill 's Batucada Club remix) 6:17 8. "Luv Connection" (Masters at Work dub) 9:34 9. "Technova" (Drumagick remix) 5:34 10. "Amai Seikatsu" (instrumental version) 4:15 Total length: 64:11
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