That "Mexican Flyer" horn riff kicks in and suddenly it's 1999 again and you're saving the galaxy with choreographed dance moves. This 50-track anniversary compilation pulls from Space Channel 5, Part 2, and VR: Kinda Funky News Flash, spanning two decades of Naofumi Hataya and Kenichi Tokoi's infectious funk-pop.
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"Coco Tapioka" still goes absurdly hard with its disco bassline, and the Part 2 guitar duel tracks bring this competitive energy that rhythm games rarely capture. The VR additions prove the formula aged perfectly. Two full discs of space-age lounge pop, big band breaks, and vocal snippets from Ulala herself.
If you've ever wanted a compilation that sounds like a dance party on a space station, this is literally that.