Chiplust

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Chiplust
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Studio album by
ReleasedAugust 8, 2014 (2014-08-08)
Genre Chiptune, electronic
Inverse Phase chronology
Pretty Eight Machine
(2012)
Chiplust
(2014)

Chiplust is a tribute album by Inverse Phase, released on August 8, 2014. The cover art was created by Pete Amador III, a graphic artist from the Corpus Christi bay area. Len Stuart also contributed artwork featured on the rear cover.

Track listing

No.TitleOriginal songLength
1."In the Error Tonight""In the Air Tonight"4:04
2."F___ed 6502""Fuck You"3:43
3."POKEY Pimp""8-Bit Pimp (Just Pimp 'Em Mix)"4:07
4."5318008""Boobies"2:26
5."Take on XE""Take On Me"3:44
6."Chip This Love""Is This Love"3:36
7."Get Clucky""Get Lucky"2:45
8."Land of Chipfusion""Land of Confusion"4:40
9."Famicorey""Corey"3:16
10."What's on Your Drive""What's on Your Mind"3:54
11."Powerglovesong""Lovesong"3:08


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