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London Funk Allstars

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Track	Artist	Album
Chun Li vs. Wah Wah Man	London Funk Allstars	London Funk Volume 1
Old Skool Reunion	London Funk Allstars	Flesh Eating Disco Zombies versus The Bionic Hookers From Mars
Listen To The Beat	London Funk Allstars	London Funk Volume 1
Junkies Bad Trip	London Funk Allstars	Flesh Eating Disco Zombies versus The Bionic Hookers From Mars
Represent	London Funk Allstars	London Funk Volume 1
Fetch!	London Funk Allstars	London Funk Volume 1
Knee Deep In The Beats	London Funk Allstars	Flesh Eating Disco Zombies versus The Bionic Hookers From Mars
Sure Shot	London Funk Allstars	London Funk Volume 1
Never Can Get Enough	London Funk Allstars	Flesh Eating Disco Zombies versus The Bionic Hookers From Mars
What's In The Basket	London Funk Allstars	London Funk Volume 1

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The London Funk Allstars were Jason Carter aka Mad Doctor X, Stefan Turner William George and F J Carter, who produced their own style of dance music of which primarily combined foundational elements of funk and trip-hop. Along with the label collaboration of Ninja Tune they would build up their discography by starting with the full-length and appropriately titled London Funk Volume 1 in 1995. The Knee Deep in Beats EP and their second album Flesh Eating Disco Zombies vs. The Bionic Hookers From Mars followed in 1996 along with the Sure Shot EP in 1998. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.