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Plaid - Not For Threes

Label:

Warp Records

Catalog#:

WARP LP 54

Format:

2 x Vinyl, LP

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Released:

27 Oct 1997

Genre:

Electronic

Style:

Leftfield, IDM, Electro, Experimental

Tracklist

A1	Abla Eedio	X
A2	Kortisin	X
	Guitar - Benet Walsh
A3	Headspin	X
B1	Myopia	X
	Written-By [Co-written], Vocals - Mara Carlyle
B2	Lat	X
B3	Extork	X
	Written-By [Co-written], Vocals - Nicolette
B4	Prague Radio	X
C1	Fer	X
C2	Ladyburst	X
	Vocals - Andy Turner , Mara Carlyle
C3	Rakimou	X
	Accordion - Coba Written-By [Co-written], Guitar, Violin - Benet Walsh Written-By [Co-written], Vocals - Mara Carlyle
C4	Ol	X
D1	Seph	X
D2	Lilith	X
	Accordion - Coba Written-By [Co-written], Vocals - Björk
D3	Forever	X
D4	Getting	X
	Written By [Co-written] - Leila Arab
D5	Milh	X

Credits

Artwork By [Design] - Think1
Photography - Robert Clifford
Written By - Plaid

Notes

'Extork' with nicolette (appears courtesy of talkin' loud records - copyright control)
'Rakimou' with mara and benet (copyright control)
'Lilith' with bjork (appears courtesy of one little indian records/mother records/elektra entertainment group - polygram music publishing ltd)
'Getting' with leila arab (copyright control).
Accordian on 'Rakimou' and 'Lilith' by coba (appears courtesy of emi records).

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Rated 4/5

Review by skipervarg Jul 21, 2006 (edited over 3 years ago)

Rakimou. What a stunning and utterly timeless track. Beautiful, haunting, emotive vocals and a violin accompaniment that sound like some sort of sexy and subtle Gypsy take on mid-90's idm. Proof that Plaid has always been a step ahead and above the techno playing field.