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Humanoid Acid House Techno House 2003 UK

Performer: Humanoid
Title: Sessions 84-88
Style: Acid House, Techno, House
Released: 2003
Country: UK
MP3 album: 1880 mb
FLAC album: 1183 mb
Rating: 4.7
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Genre: Electronic

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Sessions 84–88 is a compilation album released in 2003 alongside Eurotechno on the Rephlex label Sessions 84-88. Compilation album by. Humanoid. Stakker Humanoid (Snowman Mix) (4:47). Positive Electron (2:37). Keyboards, Effects - Colin Scott, Mark McLean.

Classic acid house from Humanoid. Even though SESSIONS 84-88 is culled from both released and unreleased tracks, they show an enormous amount of prescience. The classic "Stakker Humanoid (Snowman Mix)" is here, of course, but lesser-known tracks are just as appealing: the deep reverb of "Motion Static" or the thick stomp of "Jetstream Tokyo. Piano in Kitchen" starts off on an eerie ambient note-a harbinger of what would come from the Future Sound of London?-and "Nano Plura" has just a hint of psychedelia.

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Humanoid Sessions 84-88 (2003). Zeebox (TV Dinner Part 1). was sampled in. The Far-Out Son of Lung and the Ramblings of a Madman by The Future Sound of London (1994).

Sessions 84–88 is a compilation album released in 2003 alongside Eurotechno on the Rephlex label. Brian Dougans, under the alias Humanoid; it is mostly experimental in nature and similar to the Stakker Humanoid release from Dougans also; Sessions also includes a remix of that track. Negative Electron (2:42). Your Body Robotic (0:54).

Tracklist

–Humanoid	Stakker Humanoid (Snowman Mix)	4:47
–Humanoid	Positive Electron	2:37
–Humanoid	Negative Electron	2:42
–Humanoid	Rotation	2:34
–Humanoid	Your Body Robotic	0:54
–Humanoid	Swamp Amp	1:24
–Humanoid	Interlude Whistle	0:05
–Humanoid	Delay Decay	0:53
–Humanoid	Motion Static	3:28
–Humanoid	E Prom Contact	2:37
–Humanoid	Hulme Slipway	1:38
–Humanoid	Pulsar	2:16
–Humanoid	Small Cluid	2:33
–Humanoid	Jet Stream Tokyo	3:34
–Humanoid	Cry Baby	4:53
–Zeebox	Piano In Kitchen	3:09
–Zeebox	Laughing Box	4:24
–Humanoid	FX Dial	0:06
–Zeebox	Nano Plura	3:54
–Zeebox	Well Meaning	3:09
–Zeebox	Land Of Ash	0:38
–Zeebox	Zeebox (TV Dinner Part 1)	3:24
–Zeebox	2nd Of May	1:23

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
CAT 130 CD	Humanoid	Sessions 84-88 ‎(CD, Album, Comp)	Rephlex	CAT 130 CD	UK	2003
CAT 130 LP	Humanoid	Sessions 84-88 ‎(2xLP, Album, Comp)	Rephlex	CAT 130 LP	UK	2003

Comments: (7)

Zololmaran

"Positive Electron" and "E-Prom Contact" are great. The rest is ok. Still an interesting album.

Fordrellador

Just wanted to add that in my opinion this 2x12 brings to light some of the most important works in modern electronic music. Considering 1984-88 was quite a while ago in the acid techno game, before every hillbilly had access to computer programs full of presets, there was Brian Dougans creating the grit and dirt on hardware. This compilation is a glimpse into the rhythmic depths of machine language, where analogs, splice and dice TB-303, TR-606, drugged out vocals, space sounds, and twisted sequenced sine waves go places yet uncharted. Every sound is Flanged, Phased, Filtered, Echoed, Dosed, and Worked. This music is probably more scary sounding now, than it was in 1984. I hope listeners are afraid of these sounds, because I don't want this to be accepted by the boring world. This is:--------Dark------Industrial-------Dub--------Acid------Experimental-------Noise-------BreakBeat------Techno-------. Rephlex stepped up to the plate and hit home by making this available to the struggling underground. Give us hope! Lets try to catch up to the sounds created 25+ years ago.

Buzatus

Classic acid house from Humanoid. Even though SESSIONS 84-88 is culled from both released and unreleased tracks, they show an enormous amount of prescience. The classic “Stakker Humanoid (Snowman Mix)” is here, of course, but lesser-known tracks are just as appealing: the deep reverb of “Motion Static” or the thick stomp of “Jetstream Tokyo.” “Piano in Kitchen” starts off on an eerie ambient note—a harbinger of what would come from the Future Sound of London?—and “Nano Plura” has just a hint of psychedelia. Overall, though, the tracks here are surprisingly short, given the amount of bloat that we’re generally used to, and a few tracks sound as if they’re just getting started when they end. And there’s overuse of the high tones as interludes and interruptions. But it does knit help knit together tracks that otherwise might not seem to relate. “Zeebox (TV Dinner Part 1)” is appropriately dark, and leads into the album to a close.

Samardenob

This is an interesting collection of mostly unreleased Stakker Humanoid acid tracks. It opens up well with the superb "Stakker Humanoid (Snowman Mix)", a mix of the infamous Stakker Humanoid acid house song. The record flows by interrupting most of the tracks with frantic beeps that lead into the next track. While a vast majority of the songs are good, a few of them should have been left unreleased. "E Prom Contact" particularly gets annoying quickly. This is an excellent acid house album to own.

Gela

It's still amazing how much creativity is in these tracks, acid would not be a dead genre if there would be released more such crazy and weird stuff. I can't believe that all this music was made over 15 years ago, the whole compilation is definitely an obligation for everyone's collection who is looking constantly for high quality stuff. Since the decline of acid house I didn't listen so much to music made by the TB 303 (except Richie Hawtin/UR/Red Planet), here is a reason for me to change my mind. And a reason for such a label as Rephlex to publish all that classic again. Hard music for nowadays but fine!

This is prototype Techno. Although the original tracks were recorded in different studios and only a few public appearances are selected , this got the feel of a good DeeJay's mix . 23 acid tunes put together and pressed on 4 pieces of vinyl or one cd . Fantastic soundquality and good cover art make this a collectors choice . Highly recommended

Conjuril

I could not agree more. (5 more words for Discogs)

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