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Various – We Are Reasonable People

Label:	Warp Records – WAP100CD, Warp Records – WAP 100CD
Format:	CD, Compilation
Country:	UK
Released:	Jun 29, 1998
Genre:	Electronic
Style:	Techno, Drum n Bass, IDM, Ambient, Acid Jazz, Downtempo

Tracklist

1	Squarepusher / AFX*–	Freeman Hardy & Willis Acid Written-By – James, Jenkinson	5:42
2	Boards Of Canada–	Orange Romeda Written-By – Eoin, Sandison	4:51
3	Broadcast–	Hammer Without A Master Written-By – Broadcast	4:58
4	Plaid–	Ilasas Written-By – Turner, Handley	4:23
5	Autechre–	Stop Look Listen Written-By – Brown, Booth	7:26
6	Nightmares On Wax–	Fishtail Parker Written-By – Evelyn, Taylor-Frith	5:08
7	Jimi Tenor–	Wear My Bikini Written-By – Jimi Tenor	4:13
8	Plone–	Plaything Written-By – Cancellara, Johnstone, Bainbridge*	4:14
9	Red Snapper–	4 Dead Monks (Original Demo) Written-By – Friend, Ayers, Thair*	5:06
10	Mira Calix–	Umchunga Locks Written-By – Mira Calix	4:51
11	Two Lone Swordsmen–	Circulation Written-By – Weatherall, Tenniswood	6:53
12	Mark Bell–	A Salute To Those People Who Say Fuck You Written-By – Mark Bell	5:50

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Copyright © – Warp Records Limited
Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Warp Records Limited
Glass Mastered At – DOCdata

Credits

Design – Www.thedesignersrepublic.com*

Notes

Publishers:
Track 1: Warp Music/EMI Music/Chrysalis Music
Tracks 2, 8: Copyright Control
Track 3: Island Music
Tracks 4, 5, 7, 9, 10, 12: Warp Music/EMI Music
Track 6: Warp Music/EMI Music/BMG Music
Track 11: MCA Music

All tracks ℗1998 Warp Records Ltd.
This compilation ℗1998 Warp Records Ltd.
©1998 Warp Records Ltd.
Made in England
1st cat# from spine
2nd cat# from CD and artwork

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode: 5021603100022
Matrix / Runout (Variant 1): WAP100CDP · MASTERED BY DOCDATA
Mastering SID Code (Variant 1): IFPI LA31
Mould SID Code (Variant 1): ifpi 4B13
Matrix / Runout (Variant 2): WAP100CDP · MASTERED BY DOCDATA
Mastering SID Code (Variant 2): IFPI LA31
Mould SID Code (Variant 2): ifpi 4B10
Matrix / Runout (Mirrored, variant 3): WAP100CDP · MASTERED BY DOCDATA
Mastering SID Code (Mirrored, variant 3): IFPI LA31
Mould SID Code (Variant 3): none

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	Title (Format)	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
Recently Edited	We Are Reasonable People (3×LP, Compilation)	Warp Records, Warp Records	WAP 100, wap100	UK	1998
Recently Edited	We Are Reasonable People (CD, Compilation)	Warp Records	AICT 12	Japan	1998
Recently Edited	We Are Reasonable People (CD, Compilation)	[PIAS], Warp Records	678.0100.020, WAP 100	Europe	1998
	We Are Reasonable People (CD, Compilation, Promo)	Warp Records	WAP100CDP	UK	1998
Recently Edited	We Are Reasonable People (CD, Compilation)	Warp Records, Rough Trade	WAP 100CD, RTD 126.3469.2	Germany	1998

Reviews

fps03 Jan 17, 2022

Never has such a well-respected label provided better music than ever. Warp has never steered me wrong, and this compilation proves my point!

A well-good collab with legends Squarepusher and Aphex Twin, a nice Boards of Canada song, another success by the music mechanisms Plaid, a happy-go-lucky fun N.O.W tune, a fun lil number by Jimi Tenor, a Plone song that's not bad, and a harsh techno tune by Mark Bell off LFO.

Celebrating their 100th release, this compilation contains all-exclusive songs, all greatly appreciated! :)

kochiking Apr 15, 2009

This is a fine compilation. The Squarepusher/AFX collaboration is sublime and the BAC tune a delight. Other solid performances from the following Warp stalwarts and Autechre manage to deliver a decent tune rather than just making insane noises and calling it music. However predictably Mira Calix and Two Lone swordsmen bring the album down.Two overrated artists in my view. Calix is just too avant garde or whatever you want to call it. She has taken hubbie Autechre's mayhem and downright abstractness to a new level and it aint pleasant.As for the Swordsmen, well like a lot of Weatherall's music it is quite frankly-dull. Luckily Mark Bell blasts us back into true Warp reality with a fine bouncing boomer at the end to remind us what we're listening to. Thanks mate.

windowlicker Jan 21, 2004

This is THE best Warp compilation so far! All the greats are featured on this massive record; Aphex Twin, Squarepusher, Autechre, Mira Calix, Nightmares On Wax, Plone, Plaid, Autechre, Boards Of Canda, Broadcast. All of these artists turned Warp into the label that it is nowadays. If you want to introduce someone to electronic music [IDM] than this is one of the best records to show what is has to offer. Personally I believe that the Warp10's are a bit 'over-abstract' and that might scare off newbie's to the 'music of the future'.
The Richard/Tom track is great: it combines the soft/weird/dark landscapes of AFX with the psychotic drum 'n' bass of Squarepusher. BoC's magic is still hearable in the simple but beautiful [MHTRTC-like] Orange Romeda.

Gotta love this record, peace !!
Music is Math !!

137 Nov 6, 2002

One of the best Warp Compilations ever released. I would buy it just for that Autechre track. It sounds like a maniacal claymation traffic safety video. The most cheeful and twisted thing they've ever done.