pipe down mr. singer songwriter.

i also like singer songwriters with bands. hahahha.

I okay with it.

People who don't like this album at all (aside from rparis) should revisit the tracks "Telephasic Workshop" and "Aquarius". Those definitely have both groove and flow.

i love this, but might be the only one who thinks Geogaddi is better

the creepiness gets amped up a whole new level on that album, theres many references to cults and other sinister shit

similarity in repetitiveness- the dimension that makes me go sleepy..and click stoppy


and Ill take sixtyten over telephasic .....

I like Geodaddi more, too. But I don't love either.

The Devil Is In The Details

I'm a big fan of this album, and most of their output, especially a couple of their EPs as well as this one. But, this isn't the kinda thing that's gonna get any sort of consensus going. Once you go down the electronic music path, you're gonna have plenty of dissenters.

I've always wished I was high the first time I heard that counting song

I listened to this constantly in college (when did it come out, like 10 years ago?). The first track is still great.

i thought campfire was boring... but that's just me.... and i'm a HUGE fan of BoC.

emusic just got an old EP of theirs called High Scores. Not the greatest, but good for anyone who wants to hear everything this band has ever done. Like me.

Agreed. It's like being a teenager, floating on an inner tube in a lake in the middle of the summer, where the water has warmed up, but there's a cool breeze flowing from the forest, and you know you've got a lemonade waiting for you by the picnic basket, and you don't have any homework or chores waiting for you, just Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom to be your most challenging mental activity this evening.

Except, you know, with synthesizers.

One of my top 10 favorite electronic records of all time.
Also one of my favorite album covers.


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