SquarepusherGo Plastic

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Electronic

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Breakcore

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Tracklist

My Red Hot Car 4:42
Boneville Occident 4:53
Go! Spastic 6:20
Metteng Excuske v1.2 1:08
The Exploding Psychology 6:44
I Wish You Could Talk 4:54
Greenways Trajectory 7:08
Tommib 1:19
My Fucking Sound 7:05
Plaistow Flex Out 4:28

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Notes

"Go! Spastic" samples "Wipe The Needle" (The Ragga Twins - Wipe The Needle).

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    Cover of Go Plastic, 2001-06-25, CD Go Plastic
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    Warp Records – WARPCD85 UK 2001 UK2001
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    Cover of Go Plastic, 2001-06-16, CD Go Plastic
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    Beat Records – BRC-40 Japan 2001 Japan2001
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    Warp Records – WARP ADVCD 85 US 2001 US2001
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    Warp Records – 8104342 2001 2001
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    Cover of Go Plastic, 2001-06-00, CD Go Plastic
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    Warp Records – WARPCD85 US 2001 US2001
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    Cover of Go Plastic, 2001-06-25, CD Go Plastic
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    Zomba – RTD 126.3820.2 2001 2001
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    Go Plastic
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    Zomba – RTD 126.3820.2P 2001 2001
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    Cover of Go Plastic, 2001, CD Go Plastic
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    Future Sounds Records – none Russia 2001 Russia2001
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    Beat Records – none Japan 2001 Japan2001
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    Cover of Go Plastic, 2006, CD Go Plastic
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    Warp Records – WARPCD85 UK 2006 UK2006
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    Cover of Go Plastic, 2017-01-08, File Go Plastic
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    Warp Records – WARPCD85 US US
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    Warp Records – WARPCD85 UK UK
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    Cover of Go Plastic, , CD Go Plastic
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    Warp Records – WARPCD85 UK UK
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    Reviews

    • Numanoid's avatar
      Numanoid
      After the lackluster pre-millennial tension years (Music Is Rotted One Note, Budakhan Mindphone, Maximum Priest) "Go Plastic" is a massive return to form. This is Jenkinson's signature sound taken to the next level, nobody does this quite like him. The sequencing is weighted perfectly, difficult tracks like "My F*cking Sound" sits well in the mix. A modern masterpiece it is.
      • rangatiratanga's avatar
        rangatiratanga
        how many copies were originally released? why has this never been repressed on vinyl? so many questions?
        • Damikun's avatar
          Damikun
          Squarepusher's best of the best. And THEN comes "Hard Normal Daddy".
          • cyclo-bob's avatar
            cyclo-bob
            Great great album! Like lukenative reviews before, it will blow you away! Especially 'The Exploding Psychology'. Its such a damn massive track with so much freakness in it and that great 'come down' half tempo finish with this brilliant two unison synth figures - just heavenly! If you want to totally freak out the crowd just play 'Boneville Occident' which is such a great 'in your face' t with some nice unexpected 'sorry, not this way' breaks in it. The closing of this LP 'Plaistow Flex Out' is a great atmospheric downtempo track which is really an excellent finish for a superb strange record.

            If you like this album, dont miss the 'My Red Hot Car' single which includes a amusing version of 'I Wish You Could Talk' called 'I Wish You Obelisk'.

            One of Toms bests. Thanks man!
            • lancelot323's avatar
              lancelot323
              To anyone who doubts that Tom Jenkinson is one of the craziest minds in all of music, one only needs to listen to "Greenways Trajectory"; which starts off insane enough, before devolving into complete rhythmless psychosis(it truly sounds like the man vs machine war).

              My third Pusher album(as crazy as that sounds), from the opening swagger of "My Red Hot Car" to the closing laid-back sleaze of "Plaistow Flex-out", this is definitely one for the collection. "The Exploding Psychology" is spine-tingling. "Go! Spastic" definitely lives up to its name(rarely dropping below 200+ BPM), and "My Fucking Sound" couldn't be further from its namesake on MRON if it tried.

              NOT the place to start one's journey into Tom's mind, but a very rewarding(if not completely maddening) listen.
              • lukenative's avatar
                lukenative
                One of the most amazing electronic albums ever made. I have been listening to this since it's release and I am still blown away. A masterpiece of creative work. This is when Squarepusher made his mark.
                • Pike84's avatar
                  Pike84
                  Edited 13 years ago
                  Full of abrupt and annoying sounds in a jumbled mess. There are a couple of tracks that have actual melodies and bearable soundscapes, but most of this stuff I can hardly consider music. Definitely not Squarepusher's best work, 1/5.

                  And yeah, I know: I just "didn't get it". Well, if you want to be a part of a fancy little club, that "understands" music that no one else does, then this is right up your alley. Everyone else will probably want to steer clear of this crap.
                  • drazel's avatar
                    drazel
                    Tom Jenkinson at his best.
                    Go plastic is a personnal vision and a mental twister from Squarepusher's prolific mind.
                    There is sounds, tracks and shapes in this album that put your hears over and over. You will discorver little noises after listening my red hot car, or my fucking sound, even if it's not the first time that you listen to it.
                    Go plastic makes everyone crazy, the scratches at the midlle are amazing and the mix of experimental and d'n'b into the beats puts the all track into a wierd dancing movement.
                    The masterpiece of the album is, i think, the exploding psychology. This track it's like a sick dream of what any experimental track should be. I'm not kidding, the pads and the work on the echoes make any electronic lover put on his knees saying respect, respect. The melody at the end will grab your skin for a long time...
                    Another crazy sound is greenways trajectory. ing mixing it in a free party when the sun rise up, and all the dogs of the place came over the wall, screaming and yealing at it. There's ultrasounds at the middle end, will you hear it ?
                    Plainstow flex out is the way for squarepusher to remind us that he can also do slow things, suchlike tommib.

                    This is a mark in electronic history, don't miss it !
                    • snouz's avatar
                      snouz
                      Edited 18 years ago
                      When I first listened to this, a few years ago, I didn't know this kind of freak music yet, and I didn't like it, except My Red Hot Car and the beautiful melodic part of The Exploding Psychology.
                      I listened to this again and again, and I began to understand the music. I began to understand that it was the real music, the less boring stuff.
                      Now, I find My Red Hot Car less cool, but The Exploding Psychology and I Wish You Could Talk are the two best tracks I know. And Plaistow Flex Out the best acid-ambient track. The all piece is a chef d'oeuvre, for me the most important album from Squarepusher, my favourite artist for this.

                      Listen to this in the night, lightless.
                      • donsolo's avatar
                        donsolo
                        I was turned on to Jenkinson via the "Vic Acid" ep. Which could never have prepared me for this album. Go Plastic is as amazing as a record could possibly be. "Greenways Trajectory" blew my little mind. The sound of drums-n-bass forcing itself into the sky. The sheer underlining excitement of "My Fucking Sound" as compared to "My Sound" from "Music Is Rotted" is also exceptional. From the quiet church-like solemness of "Tommib" to "Go! Spastic" and what it implies, to the smooth bubbling chill of "Plaistow Flex Out" this is a record of greatness to anyone who truly loves electronic music.

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