Lost in the Game (album)

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Lost In The Game
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Studio album by
ReleasedSeptember 18, 2012
Genre Electronic music
Length46:26
Label Tigerbeat6
Producer Miguel De Pedro
Kid 606 chronology
Songs About Fucking Steve Albini
(2010)
Lost In The Game
(2012)
Happiness
(2013)
Professional ratings
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Lost In The Game is the twelfth studio album by electronic music producer Kid606, released in 2012 through Tigerbeat6. It is his first album to not contain any samples.

Contents

Track listing

All tracks are written by Kid606.

No.TitleLength
1."Godspeed You African American Emperor"5:20
2."Gimme Summer"3:24
3."New Boss Same As Old Boss"4:06
4."Cardamom's Gone Soft"3:15
5."I Want To Join A Cult"4:48
6."Meeguk So Horny"3:35
7."Big Black Ketamine Jesus"2:31
8."Step Into The Light You Fucking Idiot"1:45
9."Left Hand Pathfinder"4:04
10."Night Club vs Book Club"3:44
11."Baroque And Out Of Money"1:48
12."I Need To Start A Cult"4:15
13."I'm Sick But I Ain't Dead"4:15

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References

  1. Thomas, Fred. "allmusic ((( Lost In The Game > Review )))". Allmusic . Retrieved May 30, 2015.