The Future's Right Now is Space Tribe's third album, released on Spirit Zone Records (SZR044LP) in 1998.
The LP features 6 tracks. 5 tracks are exclusive to this release: "The Future's Right Now", "Who's Nutty", "54 Bassdrums", "You Can Be Anything (This Time Around)" and "Unusual Phenomenon". Its track "", first released in 1998, is a well-known favourite, appearing on 3 releases across the archive.
It samples from Dastardly and Muttley in Their Flying Machines in track "Who's Nutty" by Space Tribe, Simpsons in track "Who's Nutty" by Space Tribe and Star Trek - The Next Generation in track "Mass Hysteria" by Space Tribe and is available to stream on Spotify.
- 01Space Tribe — The Future's Right Now
- 02Space Tribe — Who's Nutty
- 03Space Tribe — 54 Bassdrums
- 04Space Tribe — You Can Be Anything (This Time Around)
- 05Space Tribe — Mass Hysteria
- 06Space Tribe — Unusual Phenomenon
Space Tribe — Who's Nutty
'...'
'Who's nutty enough to do a thing like that?'
'I'll win, you'll see! I know it!'
'See you in hell, punks!
First three from 'Dastardly and Muttley'. Last one from Simpsons.
Space Tribe — 54 Bassdrums
'These sounds have not been treated in any way'
'If you can't hear something you like off of that, perhaps you've been trying a different drum machine'
'This is a real horses laughts collection: ...'
'Would 54 bass drums satisfy you?'
Space Tribe — Mass Hysteria
'I feel strange, but also good!'
'Madness? Mass hysteria? Delusion?'
'I feel strange, but also good.'
First one could be Orson Welles. Last two from 'Star Trek - The Next Generation' (S01E03, The Naked Now)
