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Plaid - Rest Proof Clockwork

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Catalog#:
INTD-90998
Format:
CD, Album
Country:
US
Released:
1999
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
Leftfield, IDM, Electro

Tracklist

01   Shackbu 5:26 X
02   Ralome 4:28 X
    Written-By - Benet Walsh
03   Little People 4:06 X
    Written-by, Performer [With] - Mara Carlyle
04   3 Recurring 0:44 X
05   Buddy 6:33 X
06   Dead Sea 4:19 X
07   Gel Lab 4:14 X
08   Tearisci 0:56 X
09   Dang Spots 3:57
10   Pino Pomo 5:07 X
    Double Bass - Max de Wardener
  Percussion - Rowan Oliver
11   Last Remembered Thing 4:19 X
12   Lambs Eye 1:18 X
13   New Bass Hippo 5:42 X
14   Churn Maiden 1:14 X
15   Air Locked / Face Me 12:15 X

Credits

Mastered By - Frank Arkwright
Other [Cover Art] - Kid Acne
Other [Logo & Type] - Think1
Other [Photography] - Catherine Stevens
Scratches - Scratch Daddy Addy (tracks: 01, 03, 10)
Written-By - Plaid

Notes

Licensed from Warp.

On track 15, "Air Locked" ends at 4:15 and a hidden track starts at 7:57.

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Rated 4/5
Review by scoundrel Jan 24, 2006 (edited over 3 years ago)
Plaid come up with another winner on REST PROOF CLOCKWORK. "Shackbu" continues in their weird, funky electro vein, while "Ralome," with its steel guitars, has a country-western feel. "Little People," on the other hand, starts off with some old skool hip-hop before establishing itself firmly in the new skool. “Dead Sea,” a string-based track, has a semi-classical elegance to it, while “Gel Lab” changes so many times that it almost seems schizophrenic. "Buddy," however, seems a little more aimless than their other tracks. But the quasi-Spanish guitar of “Pino Pomo” gives way to pure electronic groove. “New Bass Hippo” is bouncier than its title would lead you to think, and “Air Locked” takes its simple premise into unexpected places. Though I personally prefer NOT FOR THREES, the haunting, hidden track after “Air Locked” is as good -- if not better -- as almost anything else they’ve done.