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≥█ General Info :
≥█ Title .........: Put Your Phazers On Stun Throw Your Health Food Skywards
≥█ Artist ........: Earl Zinger
≥█ Music Style ...: Electronic
≥█ Type ..........: Album
≥█ Release Date ..: Feb-13-2002
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≥█ Used Tools :
≥█ Grabber .......: Audiograbber 1.8
≥█ Encoder .......: Lame 3.91
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≥█ Additional Info:
≥█ Source ........: CDDA
≥█ No. Of Songs ..: 18
≥█ Size ..........: 64,7 MB
≥█ Playtime ......: 47:01 min
≥█ Label .........: K7
≥█ Quality .......: 192kbps / 44,1kHz / HQ / Full Stereo
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≥█ 01 ::: Intro ::: 01:08
≥█ 02 ::: On My Way Home ::: 02:34
≥█ 03 ::: Song 2wo ::: 03:45
≥█ 04 ::: Intro ::: 00:18
≥█ 05 ::: Battle Of The Mic ::: 01:18
≥█ 06 ::: Escape From Ibiza ::: 03:38
≥█ 07 ::: Last Of The Great Bassline Hun ::: 03:12
≥█ 08 ::: Ringa Dinga Zinga ::: 01:09
≥█ 09 ::: Go Round ::: 03:30
≥█ 10 ::: Egyptian In The Red ::: 01:05
≥█ 11 ::: ... ::: 00:55
≥█ 12 ::: Galaxy ::: 04:24
≥█ 13 ::: Metropolis ::: 03:12
≥█ 14 ::: Story Of The Heaviest Bassline ::: 02:07
≥█ 15 ::: Learning To Fly ::: 03:56
≥█ 16 ::: Did They Write On You ::: 03:13
≥█ 17 ::: Saturday Morning Rush ::: 03:58
≥█ 18 ::: Got To Get To Ibiza ::: 03:39
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≥█ Earl Zinger started his career in late forties New York. A well respected
≥█ crooner of his day, he plied his trade up and down the bars of 52nd
≥█ Street. He had already been credited with initiating many of the dance
≥█ steps of the time such as the 'Harlem Stride' or the better known
≥█ 'Manhattan Rhumba' when he teamed up with various songwriters. Through
≥█ these liaisons Zinger penned some of the best known ballads of the day.
≥█ At the same time he was introduced by female singer Verdeen Anderson to
≥█ a group of young writers. These were names that were later to have a
≥█ profound effect on the American cultural psyche. Figures such as William
≥█ Burroughs, Allen Ginsberg and Jack Kerouac all became close friends
≥█ with Zinger.
≥█ In the early sixties he was introduced to a young singer called Robert
≥█ Zimmerman. Through a deep mutual respect, young Robert trusted Zinger's
≥█ advice and changed his name to Bob Dylan. This provided Zinger with an
≥█ opportunity to play keyboard on two of his albums of that time -
≥█ 'Freewheelin'' & ' The Times They Are a Changin', as well as contributing
≥█ lyrics to a plethora of his tunes. Collaborations with Motown, Atlantic
≥█ and Stax artists kept him busy until a trip to Jamaica where he met
≥█ both nascent and established talent such as Coxsonne Dodd, King Tubby,
≥█ U-Roy, Big Youth, Peter Tosh, Bunny Wailer, Lee Perry and, later, a
≥█ young Bob Marley.
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≥█ Official release date for this album: 2002-02-25
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