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Black Dog Productions- Otaku ( Atypic) 1992 CLASS!!

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Black Dog Productions - Black Dog Productions E.P.

Label:
Catalog#:
RSN 46
Format:
Vinyl, 12", EP
Country:
UK
Released:
May 1992
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
Abstract, Techno, Experimental

Tracklist

A1   Otaku 8:55
    Written-By - Atypic
A2   Pillars & Mirrors 5:55
    Written-By - Atypic
AA1   Flux 7:44
    Written-By - Balil
AA2   Flux (D Mix) 8:13
    Written-By - Arno , Balil

Credits

Arranged By, Producer, Written-By - Black Dog Productions

Notes

The labels incorrectly swap tracklists for sides A and AA.

Note also: Flux (D Mix) is apparently a remix of Flux by Arno but this info does not appear as a remix credit on the label, rather as a writer credit instead.

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Rated 5/5
Review by Livysound Jan 07, 2007 (edited over 2 years ago)
When someone ask's you what your favourite track of all time is, it's quite hard for some to name just one!!
For me it's quite easy... The 7 minutes and 44 seconds of "Flux" by the Black Dog Productions can only be described as the perfect piece of electronic music.
With its opening spine tingleing synth chimes and this soothing sweeping choir pad pitches up and down in a splendid emotive pattern. The claps ,hats and woodblock sounds get you prepareing for a short journey accross the soundscapes that are developed from the minds of three great musicians/icons . A simple looped bassline kicks in before the main synth lead creates my mouth to smile, my heart to flutter and my head to think.
Ken, Ed and Andy some of my greatest memories are owed to you !!!!!!!!
Rated 5/5
Review by pinkychukkles Sep 19, 2003
Hard to find twelve from Black Dog, had to pay top dollar for my copy about two months ago, if you find this at a reasonable price you're in luck. Pillars & Mirrors is the track that I bankrupted myself for and if you're unwilling to pay what it takes to get this twelve, then you can get it on the Rising High compilation 'Further Self Evident Truths...' (http://www.discogs.com/release/3994). This track is emotive electronic music of the highest order.