Tracklist
Versions
| Title, Format | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Stop The Panic (CD) | Astralwerks | ASW 48797-2 | US | 2000 | |
| Stop The Panic (2xLP) | Cooking Vinyl | COOK 193 | UK | 2000 | |
| Stop The Panic (CD) | Law & Auder | LA20CD | UK | 2000 | |
| Stop The Panic (CD, Album) | Cooking Vinyl | COOK CD 193 | UK | 2000 | |
| Stop The Panic (CD, Album, Promo) | Astralwerks | ASW 48797 ADV | US | 2000 |
▸ show all 2 reviews
Reviews & Discussion
referencing Stop The Panic, 2xLP, COOK 193
Definitely one of my favourite Luke Vibert albums. I guess you already know Luke Vibert's work, or Plug's or Wagon Christ's otherwise you wouldn't be on this page. Add thereto the exotic sounds of BJ Cole's steel guitar and you get a mixture, which is groovy as hell -and it's a grower!! The more you listen, the more funky details you will hear! Now we can only pray that they will make a second album. -"This stuff is really fresh"!
referencing Stop The Panic, CD, ASW 48797-2
BJ Cole is an experimental Hawaiian steel guitarist. He plays the slack-key style of slide guitar but takes it to other dimensions; ordinarily he'd be playing with a combo more likely to suit Fred Frith or Hans Reichel, but apparently he and Luke Vibert got to be mates and decided to record some light-hearted fun together, with spectacular, cohesive and fun results, as the previous comment notes. breaks, d'n'b, hawaiian lounge and acid, like a mai tai in heaven.