Phenomenon" were featured in the video game SSX Tricky. The Plump DJs remix also appears in Wipeout Fusion. A remix of "Never Gonna Come Back Down" was featured in FIFA Football 2002. "Ride" was originally released in 1998 as a single by 2 Phat Cunts, a group comprising BT and Sasha. The track "Satellite" contains excerpts from the crew of NASA space shuttle mission STS-51-A during their post-mission press conference. Track listing 2x vinyl version Personnel BT – all other vocals, instruments and programming Musicians Peanut Butter Wolf – record scratching on "Movement in Still Life" and "Love on Haight Street" Planet Asia – vocals on "Madskillz-Mic Chekka" Hutchi – vocals on "Madskillz-Mic Chekka" Rasco – vocals on "Madskillz-Mic Chekka", "Smartbomb" and "Love on Haight Street" DJ Davey Dave – "cuts" and "scratching" on "Madskillz-Mic Chekka" and "Smartbomb" Jan Johnston – vocals on "Mercury and Solace" and "Sunblind", backing vocals on "Dreaming" DJ Rap – vocals on "Giving Up the Ghost" Kirsty Hawkshaw – vocals on "Dreaming" and "Running Down the Way Up" Scott Frassetto – live drums on "Satellite" Richard Fortus – guitars on "Shame", "Running Down the Way Up" and "Smartbomb" Mike Doughty – vocals on "Never Gonna Come Back Down" Fifty Grand – vocals on "Love on Haight Street" Production Sasha – co-production on "Ride" Adam Freeland – co-production on "Madskillz-Mic Chekka" Kevin Beber – co-production on "Madskillz-Mic Chekka" Tsunami One (Adam Freeland & Kevin Beber) – co-production on "The Hip Hop Phenomenon" Paul van Dyk – co-production on "Namasté" Hybrid – co-production on "Running Down the Way Up" and co-credited with "Godspeed" Charts Notes References 1999 albums 2000 albums BT (musician) albums Nettwerk Records albums Breakbeat albums