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Squarepusher - Hard Normal Daddy

Label:
Warp Records, Warp Records
Catalog#:
WARP50CD, WARP 50CD
Format:
CD, Album
Country:
UK
Released:
28 Apr 1997
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
IDM, Drum n Bass

Tracklist

1   Coopers World 5:09 X
2   Beep Street 6:37 X
3   Rustic Raver 5:08 X
4   Anirog D9 1:11 X
5   Chin Hippy 3:16 X
6   Papalon 8:10 X
7   E8 Boogie 8:13 X
8   Fat Controller 5:38 X
9   Vic Acid 3:07 X
10   Male Pill Part 13 8:38
11   Rat/P's And Q's 4:33 X
12   Rebus 2:47 X

Credits

Artwork By [Visuals] - Johnny Clayton
Mastered By - Frank Arkwright
Music By - Tom Jenkinson

Notes

Dedicated to the Chelmsford rave scene.

℗Warp1997. ©Warp1997.
Published by Warp Music / EMI Music.
Barcode: 5 021603 050129
Made In England.

Standard jewel case release 3x2 panel 'poster' insert.
Track timings taken from computer.
Catalogue number appears on spines as:
WARP
50CD

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Rated 2/5
Review by matucana Jan 13, 2003
The first two track are really GREAT! The rest is just nervous, shreddered beat stuff. I hear some people really like this, but not me. In any way I admire the drum programming. Technically, a good release, but too hectic for my taste.
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Rated 5/5
Review by clearcut Feb 23, 2002
Tom Jenkinson makes his d'nb approach to jazz music. Speeded up to 320 bpm, this is breathtaking, sometimes melodious, sometimes cold acid-technology. Absolutely a classic.
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Rated 5/5
Review by urb Jan 02, 2002
This is one of the definitive Warp releases, which is not saying little. A perfect blend of weird drill'n'bass and out of this world jazz. The best track in my opininon is Papalon, and there are few downpoints on the record. Be sure to check out this absolute classic!
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