Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Beat Space Nine is the fourth studio album released by the Japanese group M-Flo. This album is the group's first (and to date only) #1 studio album.Beat Space Nine is presented in the metaformat of a spaceliner's in-flight entertainment system (specifically that of 'Global Astroliner', a recurring theme in M-Flo's albums). Nearly all the songs on Beat Space Nine, like many of the group's albums, feature guest singers. Vocalist Lisa, who was previously a member of M-Flo, appears on the second to last track of this album, "Tripod Baby". Beat Space Nine features a much heavier electronic sound than M-Flo's previous album, the jazz-oriented Astromantic. The final track of Beat Space Nine, "Nine", is the same as the first track of M-Flo's first album, Planet Shining. Remixes of the songs from this album were released as Dope Space Nine.. }
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- Beat_Space_Nine abstract "Beat Space Nine is the fourth studio album released by the Japanese group M-Flo. This album is the group's first (and to date only) #1 studio album.Beat Space Nine is presented in the metaformat of a spaceliner's in-flight entertainment system (specifically that of 'Global Astroliner', a recurring theme in M-Flo's albums). Nearly all the songs on Beat Space Nine, like many of the group's albums, feature guest singers. Vocalist Lisa, who was previously a member of M-Flo, appears on the second to last track of this album, "Tripod Baby". Beat Space Nine features a much heavier electronic sound than M-Flo's previous album, the jazz-oriented Astromantic. The final track of Beat Space Nine, "Nine", is the same as the first track of M-Flo's first album, Planet Shining. Remixes of the songs from this album were released as Dope Space Nine.".