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Wagon Christ - Sorry I Make You Lush

Label:
Catalog#:
ZEN CD91
Format:
CD, Album, Enhanced, Digipak
Country:
UK
Released:
21 Jun 2004
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
Leftfield, Trip Hop

Tracklist

1   Saddic Gladdic 4:52 X
2   I'm Singing 5:43 X
3   The Funnies 3:56 X
4   Shadows 4:26 X
5   Quadra Y Discos 5:41 X
6   UBFormby 3:36 X
7   Sci-Fi Staircase 7:00 X
8   Sorry I Make You Lush 3:44 X
9   Kwikwidetrax 5:47 X
10   Nighty Night 4:24 X
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Credits

Artwork By - Fizzy Eye
Mastered By - Voda
Producer - Wagon Christ
Written-By - Luke Vibert

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Rated 5/5
Review by zeyel Aug 29, 2007 (edited over 2 years ago)
This is the reason why should people love Wagon Christ at all. It is the brightest example of ideology of this project. From begin to the end, you can hear a sort of variable beats, melodies, sounds and ideas! Opening Saddic Gladdic kicks everything off and you are flying faster or slower through all the thoughts and moods,slightly or thrilly till you get off at the Nighty Night. I thought that after Tally Ho! there could not be something equal or better, but it is!! Wonderfull!!
But Im sorry if it made me lush :)
Rated 5/5
Review by Stormchild May 08, 2005 (edited over 4 years ago)
What a great album! The man has done it again. In fact, I think this is my favorite Wagon Christ album so far. As always, the tracks are full of all sorts of interesting bits and bobs to tickle the ears and brain; never gets boring or predictable. I love the wide variety of textures, moods, and Luke's fearless 'voyages into the unknown'. He's the sort of artist who follows the white rabbit to fascinating new places without ever worrying about what the peanut gallery will have to say about it. Bravo!