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Tracklist
| Ready Lets Go | 0:57 |
| Music Is Math | 5:21 |
| Beware The Friendly Stranger | 0:40 |
| Gyroscope | 3:32 |
| Dandelion | 1:14 |
| Sunshine Recorder | 6:12 |
| In The Annexe | 1:22 |
| Julie And Candy | 5:34 |
| The Smallest Weird Number | 1:13 |
| 1969 | 4:20 |
| Energy Warning | 0:35 |
| The Beach At Redpoint | 4:18 |
| Opening The Mouth | 1:11 |
| Alpha And Omega | 7:02 |
| I Saw Drones | 0:27 |
| The Devil Is In The Details | 3:56 |
| A Is To B As B Is To C | 1:37 |
| Over The Horizon Radar | 1:08 |
| Dawn Chorus | 3:56 |
| Diving Station | 1:25 |
| You Could Feel The Sky | 5:15 |
| Corsair | 2:48 |
| Magic Window | 1:52 |
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kapervisser
January 9, 2017
referencing Geogaddi, 2xLP + LP, S/Sided, Etch + Album, RE, RM, warplp101r
Monumental .... Easily in my top 11 of all time besides: Robert Wyatt - Rock bottom / The Beatles - white album / King Crimson - In the court of the crimson king / Talking Heads - Remain in Light / Henryk Gorecki - Symphonie no.3 / John Coltrane - A love supreme / Captain Beefheart - Trout replica mask / Bob Dylan - Blood on the tracks / Brian Eno - Ambient on land / Michael Stearns - Planetary unfolding
kryptonitejesus
October 5, 2016
edited 8 months ago
referencing Geogaddi, 2xLP + LP, S/Sided, Etch + Album, RE, RM, warplp101r
referencing Geogaddi, 2xLP + LP, S/Sided, Etch + Album, RE, RM, warplp101r
Album is an absolute masterpiece from start to finish and the pressing is one of the better in my collection, however I'm having some issues with distortion on Corsair.
Upon further inspection it appears I've got a copy (BD06602-03 E1) of Side 5/6 that has an issue and has been repressed. Bummer.
Shop I bought it from has a strict all-sales final policy and I emailed Warp to see what they suggest and they said it's not their responsibility, so I guess I'm stuck with it.
Upon further inspection it appears I've got a copy (BD06602-03 E1) of Side 5/6 that has an issue and has been repressed. Bummer.
Shop I bought it from has a strict all-sales final policy and I emailed Warp to see what they suggest and they said it's not their responsibility, so I guess I'm stuck with it.
orblio
August 5, 2016
referencing Geogaddi, CD, Album, warpcd101
Abysmal quality plunge after MHTRTC. Had not been for that first record, nobody would have noticed this release, not to mention taken it seriously.
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juhpopey
March 13, 2016
edited about 1 year ago
referencing Geogaddi, LP, S/Sided, Etch, RM, warplp101r
referencing Geogaddi, LP, S/Sided, Etch, RM, warplp101r
I was sent a replacement from Warp and the distortion on Corsair is still present, as is the distortion on Julie and Candy and a skip on The Smallest Weird Number.
Windowlicker9
November 15, 2015
edited about 1 year ago
referencing Geogaddi, CD, Album, warpcd101
referencing Geogaddi, CD, Album, warpcd101
People usually refer to this album as MHTRTC's darker twin. Right off the bat, the track "Ready Lets go" sets the tone for the album, with it's extremely dark, wavering ambient tone broken up by undefinable climbing synth sounds and a broken-sounding synth/piano that comes in every once in a while. This track transitions right into "Music is Math", one of my favorites. This track containes a beautiful analog tone that becomes accompanied by a squashed drum machine beat and vocoder samples. The track ends with a haunting vaguely-human-sounding wail. Now, I could write an entire paper on this album(and I might some day), but I'll sum up the rest of it. The drumming drives almost every track, and appears to be even more complex than MHTRTC. Case in point, "Gyroscope", with it's psychedelic driving IDM drum pattern. The vocal samples sound extremely sinister in this album, such as in "The Devil is in the Details", which features a vocal sample, possibly from a hypnosis video, that has been so distortec and changed that it sounds like the voice is underwater. There also seems to be even more sound exploration on this album, as many of the sounds are not identifiable as being synthesizers, like with most of MHTRTC. For example, "Julie and Candy" puts flutes and recorders to use to create an extremely overwhelming, psychedelic sound. There are more vignettes on this album to break up the tracks. Many of these smaller tracks consist of a vocal sample paired with nostalgic melodies or a mindfuck of undefinable sound. Whereas MHTRTC made me think of wilderness, this album makes me think of radio towers and industrial buildings: the beauty of nature peaking though something destructive and man-made.
blacklog
August 20, 2015
referencing Geogaddi, LP, S/Sided, Etch, RM, warplp101r
how do you claim for these i need replacements of campfire and this.
ehockey99
March 31, 2015
referencing Geogaddi, 2xLP + LP, S/Sided, Etch + Album, RE, RM, warplp101r
what are the differences between this one and the original?
ion_ion
December 22, 2014
referencing Geogaddi, CD, Album, BRC- 51
the children talking about god is taken from here, quess which one: http://www.discogs.com/Tony-Schwartz-Tony-Schwartz-Records-The-Sound-Of-Children/release/2785705
chevrette
May 12, 2017