9 thoughts on “ The Premise - Wagon Christ - Musipal (CD, Album) ”

1. Compare "The Premise" to "Fly Swat," or even the jacket colors of the two albums, and either way you see the same thing: Tally Ho! is the CD to listen to on a lazy, muggy summer afternoon, while Musipal is the CD to pop in after the sun has gone down and the world has become a shadowy, fragrant, starry-skied wonderland/5(27).

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2. May 26,  · 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/5().

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3. Feb 04,  · Compare "The Premise" to "Fly Swat," or even the jacket colors of the two albums, and either way you see the same thing: Tally Ho! is the CD to listen to on a lazy, muggy summer afternoon, while Musipal is the CD to pop in after the sun has gone down and the world has become a shadowy, fragrant, starry-skied wonderland/5(27).

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4. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Card CD release of Musipal on Discogs.

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5. Wagon Christ is Luke Francis Vibert. Also known as Plug, Butler Kiev, Ace of Clubs, Amen Andrews, Kerrier spacopspacnofecpoi.skomcawacgoligisfocuwarnutemhock.co is from Cornwall, UK. After spending years working in the Our Price record store in Falmouth, his first release was in as Wagon Christ, he contributed the track 'gas fish' to the 'Volume 9' compilation.

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6. It's a nice album, though I remember being blown away by Tally Ho! when it came out, and slightly disappointed by Musipal in comparison. I like the Tomach track, really masterfully made, with zero time get bored, lots of smart transitions/5().

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7. Jul 12,  · 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.4/5(20).

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8. AllMusic Review by John Bush [+] Luke Vibert 's first LP for the fellow hip-hop obsessives at Ninja Tune is a back-to-basics record, recycling a few of the same ideas (and, occasionally, samples) of his Wagon Christ classic Throbbing Pouch from 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 .

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9. Dec 29,  · AllMusic Review by John Bush. Luke Vibert's first LP for the fellow hip-hop obsessives at Ninja Tune is a back-to-basics record, recycling a few of the same ideas (and, occasionally, samples) of his Wagon Christ classic Throbbing Pouch from And though it's difficult to knock the pioneering flavor of Throbbing Pouch, Musipal may be an even better record -- .

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