Versions
| Title, Format | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Plug 1 - Visible Crater Funk EP (12") | Rising High Records | PLUG 1 | UK | 1995 | |
| Plug 1 - Visible Crater Funk EP (12", Promo, Sta) | Rising High Records | PLUG 1 | UK | 1995 | |
| Plug 1 - Visible Crater Funk EP (4xFile, FLAC, RM, EP) | Personal (Stereo) | PSLVB001F | UK | 2007 | |
| Plug 1 - Visible Crater Funk EP (File, MP3, RM) | Personal (Stereo) | PSLVB001 | UK | 2007 |
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Reviews & Discussion
referencing Plug 1 - Visible Crater Funk EP, 12", PLUG 1
Great stuff. No wait - GREAT STUFF! When I first heard it, drum-n-bass (we called it jungle) was just coming into its own. And along comes Plug 1 and WOW! It was like your first experience with a "real" woman (or man) - you know what I mean. Some people aren't quite as moved by this release as I was, which is to be expected, but really - if Plug 1 didn't move ya, WHAT DID? As stated earlier, drum-n-bass was just coming to the fore, and I'd heard some other stuff that made me think '...Cool! This is "fresh"...', but Plug 1 made me stand up and go "A-A-AAA-AA-O-OO-OW-WWW! Really. This stuff was rippin'! I've never quite heard beats like that except by a relatively few others and notably, the Ninja-Tune label, that embraced Vibert whole-heartedly. And the Avantgardism releases had some wicked beats too, but none quite as concise as Vibert's. I still think this was a milestone of the blandish 1990s. The only exciting stuff was the techno revolution I underwent, but I have to admit, that was more the synths and "electronic" feel of it all. Plug 1 was more of a "musical" milestone, being that I'm a drummer. I'm always impressed by his grasp of all things rhythm. An excellent Class A record. I own four of them just in case....