Plug - Plug 1 - Visible Crater Funk

Plug - Plug 1 - Visible Crater Funk mp3 download flac

Performer: Plug
Genre: Electronic
Album: Plug 1 - Visible Crater Funk
Released: 1995
Style: IDM, Drum n Bass, Jungle

Free Download links

Mp3 zip archive download FLAC RAR archive download WMA Rar archive download
MP3 version ZIP size: 1542 mb
FLAC version RAR size: 1915 mb
WMA version ZIP size: 1745 mb
Rating: 4.7
Votes: 301
Other Formats: VOX VOC DTS MP4 TTA AHX DXD

Tracklist

A1 710 7:10
A2 341 3:41
AA1 744 7:44
AA2 607 6:07

Companies, etc.

  • Copyright (c) – Rising High Productions Ltd.
  • Phonographic Copyright (p) – Rising High Productions Ltd.

Notes

[C] Rising High Productions Ltd 1995
[P] Rising High Productions Ltd 1995.

Made in England.

Incidental information:
"Visible Crater Funk" is an anagram for Luke Francis Vibert.

Taken from the Distributor sheet that came with the promos:

"Plug 1 are a drum and bass outfit with a difference. Hailing as west country Techno stars, they came to London and were influenced by the jungle sounds of their new surroundings.

"Spaced out jungle tunes on an ambient tip or intelligent jungle would hint at where this release is coming from but with music as unique as this why try to categorise things that are on a trip of their own.

"Sales Points: Will appeal to usual Rising High fans as well as the Junglist massive. Good reviews expected in the usual dance press."

The side B runout etching 'Pa8536' has a scratched-out 5 preceding the 6.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Matrix / Runout (Side A Runout [Etched]): PLUG-1-A PORKY PRIME CUNT. Pa8536
  • Matrix / Runout (Side B Runout [Etched]): PLUG-1-B Pa8536

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
PSLVB001 Plug Plug 1 - Visible Crater Funk EP ‎(File, MP3, RM) Personal (Stereo) PSLVB001 UK 2007
PSLVB001F Plug Plug 1 - Visible Crater Funk EP ‎(4xFile, FLAC, EP, RM) Personal (Stereo) PSLVB001F UK 2007
PLUG 1 Plug Plug 1 - Visible Crater Funk ‎(12", Promo, W/Lbl, Sta) Rising High Records PLUG 1 UK 1995
Video:

Comments:
Dont_Wory
Beyond anything you had ever heard in '95, or anything now; so interesting, so complex. Similar boundary-pushing stuff during the era from Squarepusher, Amon Tobin and the like... but this took things to a whole new level. As stated in previous reviews, really a mind-blowing release, with harps and synth stabs and clangs and bizarre samples and devastating bass and cut up military-march breaks that simply made you lose yourself. Listening 20 years later, it continues to have such an impact on how I think about drum n bass, in a similar manner to how Nirvana challenged the clichéd verse-chorus-verse structure of pop music. 710 is still my top pick, but I'm happy with everything here.Your average crowd won't quite get it, but if you get the right floor, it may just go crazy. For home listening, it's fantastic. I truly love this record, as with parts 2 & 3 (all released in a six-month span!) and Drum N Bass For Papa.

Yramede
Great stuff. No wait - GREAT STUFF! When I first heard it, drum-n-bass (we called it jungle) was just coming into its own. And along comes Plug 1 and WOW! It was like your first experience with a "real" woman (or man) - you know what I mean. Some people aren't quite as moved by this release as I was, which is to be expected, but really - if Plug 1 didn't move ya, WHAT DID? As stated earlier, drum-n-bass was just coming to the fore, and I'd heard some other stuff that made me think '...Cool! This is "fresh"...', but Plug 1 made me stand up and go "A-A-AAA-AA-O-OO-OW-WWW! Really. This stuff was rippin'! I've never quite heard beats like that except by a relatively few others and notably, the Ninja-Tune label, that embraced Vibert whole-heartedly. And the Avantgardism releases had some wicked beats too, but none quite as concise as Vibert's. I still think this was a milestone of the blandish 1990s. The only exciting stuff was the techno revolution I underwent, but I have to admit, that was more the synths and "electronic" feel of it all. Plug 1 was more of a "musical" milestone, being that I'm a drummer. I'm always impressed by his grasp of all things rhythm. An excellent Class A record. I own four of them just in case....

Performer: Mustard Plug
Genre: Rock
Album: Big Daddy Multitude
Released: 1996
Style: Ska
Performer: Yoo-Ko
Genre: Electronic
Album: Everybody Get It Together / Plug Yourself In (Zero One)
Released: 1991
Style: House, Techno
Performer: Plug
Genre: Funk / Soul
Album: Wake Up In N.Y.
Released: 1995
Style: P.Funk, New Jack Swing
Performer: Mustard Plug
Genre: Rock
Album: Pray For Mojo
Released: 1999
Style: Ska
Performer: Sparkmarker
Genre: Rock
Album: Plug.
Released: 1992
Style: Hardcore
Performer: Mustard Plug
Genre: Rock
Album: Beer (Song)
Released: 1995
Style: Ska, Punk
Performer: Rauschwerk
Genre: Electronic
Album: Electronic Unit Plug EP
Released: 2006
Style: Electro
Performer: Rob Reng
Genre: Electronic
Album: Plug Me In
Released: 2007
Style: Breakbeat, Electro
Performer: Torso
Genre: Electronic
Album: Plug In EP
Released: 2003
Style: House
Performer: Heron
Genre: Electronic
Album: Spark Plug EP
Released: 2013
Style: Techno