Plastik Man* - Sheet One
Label:
Catalog#:
PLUS8028
Format:
2 x Vinyl, 12", Album
Country:
Canada
Released:
1993
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
Techno,
Downtempo,
Minimal,
Acid
Tracklist
| A1 | Drp | 1:45 | ||
| A2 | Plasticity | 10:40 | ||
| B1 | Gak | 5:38 | ||
| B2 | Spastik | 9:05 | ||
| C | Plasticine | 11:20 | ||
| D1 | Koma | 4:02 | ||
| D2 | Vokx | 0:42 | ||
| D3 | Smak | 8:56 |
Credits
Producer, Written-By -
Richie Hawtin
Notes
Some copies came with a tabsheet of 400 tiny tabs with "Plastikman" logo on the back and artist, title and label credits on the front, as well as the information "not all of these tabs are acid - but some of them are".
Came in a generic white cover.
Some copies came with a big round b/w sticker of the dancing "plastikman" in the upper right corner.
Came in a generic white cover.
Some copies came with a big round b/w sticker of the dancing "plastikman" in the upper right corner.
Recommendations
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Reviews & Discussion
And let us not forget...the sheet of perferated acid blotters that came with it containing some verbage on one side and the little spaztik men within the perferations on the other.These, so I'm told, were used to sell in clubs usually with no actual acid added to the blotter !
This album may or may not have been a big influence on your life, but in 1993-'94 it was a big influence on techno as a whole. If you deny that, then you're severely stunted in your perception of reality. The minimalist movement that started in 1995 was largely based on the exceptional influence of this release. What do I think personally? I think it's a great tool if you want to give anyone a well-rounded introduction to the wide, wonderful world of techno, especially if you're here in the States. If you lived in Germany or France, it probably didn't have a lot of influence because techno was already well-established. Not a bad album! But I think I like his F.U.S.E. material a little better.