BREAKIN' RECORDS (4) · 5259530

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1. 1 Shalala Lala 3:35
2. 2 24/7 In My 911 3:11
3. 3 Kiss (When The Sun Don't Shine) 3:30
4. 4 Uncle John From Jamaica 3:08
5. 5 Cheekah Bow Bow (That Computer Song) 3:02
6. 6 48 Hours 4:20
7. 7 Your Place Or Mine? 4:07
8. 8 Skinnydippin' 3:30
9. 9 Forever As One 3:30
10. 10 Opus 3 In D# 7:13
11. Video 1 Tokyo: Making Of Kiss
12. Video 2 Kiss (When The Sun Don't Shine)
13. Data 1 Screensaver + Icons
14. Data 2 Hyper Link To Secret Internet Pages

Running order of the main release. Pressings may split it differently.

• 3:36 Vengaboys - Kiss (When The Sun Don't Shine)
• 4:19 Vengaboys - Shalala lala
• 3:17 Vengaboys - Uncle John From Jamaica
• 3:04 Vengaboys - Cheekah Bow Bow (That Computer Song)

The second official studio album in the Vengaboys' discography, despite being the third overall long player released by the group (or fourth, if you'd count [m=884805]). At the time of its release, in Spring 2000, it was intended as the group's last studio album, and it still is. The only full-length release to follow it was 2014's [m=2211076], although that's basically a remix album with one new song. The album title is a tongue-in-cheek reference in anticipation of similar sales numbers to those of the predecessor [m=98007]. However, it didn't nearly sell as well as their international debut album did in 1998/1999, even failing to make an impact in North America entirely. It did go platinum in several counties, though, including Denmark, Switzerland, Australia, New Zealand, and India, where most copies of the album were sold. It went to number 1 in Portugal and New Zealand. Singles included in this release: • [m=98033] • [m=98047] • [m=98058] • [m=98040] (original version on most pressings, Hit Radio Mix on US versions and reissues) • [m=98043] (original version on most pressings, Hit Radio Mix on US versions and reissues)