Wagon Christ - Musipal flac album

referencing Musipal, CD, Album, ZEN CD54. Wagon Christ finds a new home on Ninja Tune for his sampledelic album, MUSIPAL, setting out the ground rules with "The Premise. Bend Over" takes on a slightly mysterious tone, however, and "Tomach" and "Thick Stew" just wallow in the mellowness, the former with bounce and the latter with jazziness. He also brings in the breaks with "Natural Suction" and wild funk with "Cris Chana.

Now the premise of this album is very, very simple. Now the premise of the album is to find a passing spaceship and get rescued by it. Oh, come on. Now the premise of this album is, well, the dance, actually, dance business. The highest definition ever achieved in recording. Well, the above quotation can be found in "The Premise," the slick introductory track on Wagon Christ's fourth album, Musipal. And although it's culled from all sorts of different sampled spoken voices, it feels as if it's been transferred from the personal schizo thoughts of mastermind Luke Vibert to his flexible fingers. I can't vouch for his sanity or any lack thereof, but the man is pretty full of ideas, and I'll be goddamned if the ones found on Musipal aren't good ones. Vibert hasn't created an incredibly innovative record, by any means.

Musipal - Студийный альбом от Wagon Christ. В альбом вошло 13 треков. Продолжительность альбома: 01:03:04. Wagon Christ - There Is Not Enough Space In This Track. Wagon Christ - Step To The Music. Wagon Christ - Kwikwidetrax. Wagon Christ - The Funnies. Wagon Christ - Sorry I Make You Lush. Wagon Christ - Ubformby.

Musipal is a studio album by Luke Vibert, released under the alias Wagon Christ. It was released in 2001 on Ninja Tune. Spencer Owen of Pitchfork gave the album an . out of 10, saying, "There are plenty of flavors for anyone on Musipal, although the record as a whole may be too diverse for some, if that's possible.

And though it's difficult to knock the pioneering flavor of Throbbing Pouch, Musipal may be an even better record - despite the dozens of hilarious samples that open the album on "The Premise," it's definitely a more mature album, with clearer ideas and a better production framework for them. Though "Thick Stew" uses some very familiar - at least to Wagon Christ fans - syrupy, distorted basslines, it's arguably a better track than the Throbbing Pouch classic

His work as Wagon Christ reminds me of Wreck-Gar, the junkyard-sifting leader of the Junkions from The Transformers: he yanks all sorts of screwball stuff from all sorts of unlikely places, bolts it together, and what results is zany and ecclectic yet positively gorgeous; despite their disparate origins, Vibert's samples invariably come across as though they've each found their. Listening to Musipal, however, explains it all. The style of his first album under the new label sounds like an even wackier variant on Mr. Scruff. Leaving the comparison there would be selling Vibert short though, because very little resembles the material he puts out as Wagon Christ.

Natural Suction, 07:33. It Is Always Now, All of It Is Now, 04:55.