Time Zone was a hip-hop band headed by Afrika Bambaataa. Bambaataa worked with different musicians for each Time Zone project. The first Time Zone single was the 1983 electro song "The Wildstyle" which featured music from a German project called Wunderwerke. Bambaataa was introduced to their music by Rusty Egan of Visage. The song became very popular among break-dancers at the time. In 1984, Time Zone released their most well-known single, "World Destruction".
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World Destruction
World Destruction (Single Edit)
Wildstyle
World Destruction - Original 12 " Mix
Wild Style
Zulu War Chant
The Wildstyle
World Destruction (Meltdown Remix)
World Destruction (Original 12" Mix)
Praise God
The World of God
World Destruction ("Hard Cell" Edit)
World Destruction <<Time Zone cover>>
World Destruction - 12" Mix
World Destruction (12'' Mix)
Intro
World Destruction (feat. John Lydon)
The Wildstyle (12" Dub mix)
The Wildstyle (original 12'' dub mix)
World Destruction (7'' Mix)
World Destruction - Remix
The Wildstyle (Instrumental Mix)
World Destruction - Industrial Mix
World Destruction (Anarchy Mix)
World Destruction - Radio Edit
World Destruction (Herbal Mix)
World Destruction (7'' Inst Mix)
World Destruction (Inst Blast)
World Destruction - 12-inch A Side Version
World Destruction - Mix A
Mountain River
World Destruction - Remastered 2005
World Destruction (extended)
The Wild Style
World Destruction (12" mix)
The Wildstyle - Rap
World Destruction (Remix)
World Destruction (2005 Digital Remaster)
The 40 oz. Crew (The Drunk Mix)
The Wildstyle - Instrumental Mix
Watch Me Now
Throw Ya Fuckin' Hands Up
The 40 oz. Crew (Inst. Mix)
Can You Comprehend
World Destruction [Extended 12" Version]
Space Walker
Can You Flow
This Is Time Zone
The Zulu Shoutout (Part 1)
World Destruction (OST Мистер Робот/Mr. Robot) 1.10
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