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Flying Lotus – Cosmogramma

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Label:

Warp Records – WARPLP195

Format:

2 x Vinyl, LP, Album, Gatefold

Country:

UK & US

Released:

Genre:

Electronic

Style:

Downtempo, IDM, Future Jazz, Trip Hop, Experimental, Abstract

Tracklist

A1Clock Catcher
Harp – Rebekah Raff
1:12
A2Pickled!
Bass – Thundercat
2:14
A3Nose Art1:57
A4Intro//A Cosmic Drama
Bass – Thundercat
Harp – Rebekah Raff
Vocals – Niki Randa
1:16
A5Zodiac Shit
Bass – Thundercat
Harp – Rebekah Raff
2:43
A6Computer Face//Pure Being2:33
B1...And The World Laughs With You
Bass – Thundercat
Featuring, Written-By [Co-Written], Vocals – Thom Yorke
2:56
B2Arkestry
Harp – Rebekah Raff
Tenor Saxophone – Ravi Coltrane
2:50
B3MmmHmm
Bass, Featuring, Written-By [Co-Written], Vocals – Thundercat
3:53
C1Do The Astral Plane
Trumpet – Todd Simon
4:22
C2Satelllliiiiiiiteee
Bass – Thundercat
Keyboards – Dorian Concept
3:49
C3German Haircut
Drums – Richard Eigner
Harp – Rebekah Raff
Tenor Saxophone – Ravi Coltrane
1:56
C4Recoiled
Harp – Rebekah Raff
3:37
D1Dance Of The Pseudo Nymph
Bass, Vocals – Thundercat
Keyboards – Low Leaf
2:47
D2Drips//Auntie's Harp
Harp – Rebekah Raff
2:09
D3Table Tennis
Featuring, Written-By [Co-Written], Vocals – Laura Darlington
Guitar – Brian Martinez
3:01
D4Galaxy In Janaki
Bass – Thundercat
Harp – Rebekah Raff
2:17
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Companies, etc.

  • Record Company – Warp Records
  • Published By – Just Isn't Music
  • Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Warp Records Limited
  • Copyright © – Warp Records Limited
  • Pressed By – Record Industry – 86175

Credits

  • Arranged By [String Arrangements] – Miguel Atwood-Ferguson
  • Artwork – Leigh J. McCloskey
  • Design – Brandy Flower
  • Lacquer Cut By – NS*
  • Mastered By – Daddy Kev
  • Written-By, Producer, Engineer – Flying Lotus

Notes

This is the original 2010 issue, as indicated by "86175" stamped in the runouts..

Note: There is a nearly identical repress from 2014 Flying Lotus - Cosmogramma
with the only difference being that "86175" is omitted from the runouts..

Inner sleeves with graphics, credits, and track listings.
Released in a semi-gloss gatefold cover.
Includes a small card with mp3 download code.

There is also a 140 x 125mm hand-stamped.'Sketch Head' art print by Flying Lotus
which was only included with initial copies that were pre-ordered from the webstore Beep..

℗ © 2010 Warp Records Limited.

BPM:
A1: 95 | A2: 156 | A3: 76/152 | A4: - | A5: 77/90 | A6: 77/154
B1: 81/162 | B2: - | B3: 78/156
C1: 118 | C2: 134/116 | C3: - | C4: 138
D1: 166-168 | D2: 153 | D3: 129 | D4: 81

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Barcode (On sticker, text): 0 801061 019518
  • Barcode (On sticker, scanned): 801061019518
  • Matrix / Runout (Runout side A stamped, NS etched): 86175 1A WARPLP195 NS
  • Matrix / Runout (Runout side B stamped): 86175 1B WARPLP195
  • Matrix / Runout (Runout side C stamped, NS etched): 86175 1C WARPLP195 NS
  • Matrix / Runout (Runout side D stamped): 86175 1D WARPLP195

Other Versions (5 of 16)

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Title (Format)LabelCat#CountryYear
Cosmogramma (CD, Album, Limited Edition, Digipak)Warp Records, Warp RecordsWARPCD195X, WARPCD195UK2010
Cosmogramma (CDr, Album, Promo)Warp RecordsnoneUK2010
Cosmogramma (CD, Album, Digipak)Warp RecordsWARPCD195UK2010
Cosmogramma (17×File, FLAC, Album)Warp RecordsWARPCDD195UK2010
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Cosmogramma (CD, Album)Warp RecordsWARPCD195UK2010

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Reviews

  • Tiemuuu's avatar
    Tiemuuu
    This album doesn't really shine on a double LP. It sounds compressed (I can understand why, since the songs are so dense, the physical limitations with tracking must come into play), and you need to flip sides all the time, killing the flow of the continuous mix. Definitely prefer listening to this on digital.
    • RecordChaser9's avatar
      RecordChaser9
      Awesome pressing, amazing album. Sounds really great on vinyl too.
      • okshiro's avatar
        okshiro
        Does anyone know if the outer jacket on this first printing has the same glossy paper as the reprint?
        • highnumber's avatar
          highnumber
          Fantastic stuff.......similar styles to Max Graef and the box aus holz sound /tartelet records :)
          • DINOSGR's avatar
            DINOSGR
            I can play it very loud (ok it's relevant). A lot of "music" here, so it's very difficult for a "stereo system" to cope with it. But every "instrument" has it's own space, the imaging is very good, almost pinpoint. It could benefit with tiny (just a tiny) more high frequencies, but not on all tracks, so I think they made overal an excellent work. The bass doesn't rubble at all it's very defined. Two things I cannot stand, rubble bass and fizzling highs. Good job Daddy Kev, NS and Record Industry.
            • Army_of_One's avatar
              Army_of_One
              Edited 4 years ago
              This record certainly resists being played at high volumes, unfortunately. The dynamic range is really small - it sounds like a brick wall of sound with minimal separation between instruments, and the bass rumbles angrily and overpowers everything when turned up loud. It's a shame because it definitely doesn't do the spacy atmosphere of this album justice. I still think it's worth owning on vinyl if you get it cheap enough though, when played at more moderate volumes it sounds it sounds just as great as any album on vinyl would; the packaging / artwork is stellar, and quiter moments on the album like "Mmhmm" are mostly exempt from the loudness war issues
              • TempD's avatar
                TempD
                Edited 7 years ago
                Probably the worst pressing I've ever purchased new on vinyl. Pretty disappointing surface noise. Really enjoy the album though.
                • yaboydyl98's avatar
                  yaboydyl98
                  Has anyone else got a version of this album with the same label number but as a gatefold? I think the gatefold may be the 2014 repress as it has different matrix runout but I can't find any information on the repress.
                  • moog_man's avatar
                    moog_man
                    Edited 9 years ago
                    Don't know why so many Discog sellers are pricing this 2014 repress at GBP30-35 #rollseyes.
                    Pick it up at Juno, who are doing the decent thing, still retailing it at the original price, £15.75.
                    • Patatat's avatar
                      Patatat
                      Warp Records: "Now that 'You're Dead!' has been out for a little over month, each of Flying Lotus' previous releases has now been repressed and are back in stock via Bleep.com - http://smarturl.it/flylo-bleep

                      Please anyone let us know if the "repressed" vinyl is actually a Repress. I would be surprised if Warp didn't.

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