Go Plastic
- Squarepusher
- Band Name: Squarepusher
- Record Label: Warp
- Release Date: Jun 26, 2001
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[Anonymous]Nov 3, 200210Tom's running blindfolded through a darkened room and who cares?
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shittyspinstickOct 5, 200310where to begin..... tom jenkinson is THE daddy. If yr looking for a crappy pop band, u shud get this album anyway, because maby just maby it wud inspire you to think about music, rather than if its got lyrics in it. This man has balls, and i wudnt mind them in a jar. top notch........ peace
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EoinApr 1, 200310My cat was not prepared for that album
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JayWApr 4, 200610it's just so amazing ,a great D'n'B album ever made
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NikosA.Apr 25, 200210The Darkest Album, the most out there listening experience you can ever have.
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DonaldO.FJan 18, 200410imho the best album ever by mr T.J.
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FrankzMay 19, 200310A sonic innovator. The best modern experimental record i've heard yet. Squarepusher defines the future of music on this record with fresh new sounds, conceptual free rythms, and teases us with a little bit of everything going on in the experimental world all at once.
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60An album which makes his previous excesses seem conservative.... Dazzling though this bombardment is, it's a draining experience. [Jul 2001, p.97]
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60The album is short on the wistful melodies and jazz overtones that have made Squarepusher stand out from his fellow post-everything experimentalists, making Go Plastic -- notwithstanding "My Red Hot Car" -- something of a disappointment.
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40The glassy-eyed micro-manic bass-'n'-breaks belligerence on show-offy tracks on this Squarepusher longplayer is either tellingly tired or terrifically tiring, with Jenx's wicked licks of brown-note boogie either spuriously slow in the foot or a swift kick to the collective ass of a collectively ass-kissing musical community.