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after seeing this and this, i figured it was about time i shared this:

 

my first exposure to luke vibert was when some mp3s of his were posted on a web page (legally, i think!), from him DJing on the radio. one was the studio session track with video game remixes - called viddinsession on the page - and i rather liked them, but they didn't make a huge impression, really. i listened to the tracks a bit, then entirely forgot about them for the next five years or so.

 

a few years later, i was in college and learning the joys of psychedelics. a day or two before a trip, i was just listening to music, and i happened to remember the vibert tracks i had. i enqueued them in winamp. a few days later, when i was tripping, i just set winamp going and lay on my bed - i had totally forgotten about the vibert tracks i left there, i had started it on whatever i had enqueued before his tracks...

 

but then they came on. and i promptly snapped to attention. i dunno what it was, but my reaction was something like, "holy shit!!" and i was suddenly a fan. i think the one that really did it was "thick stew," but "corn" and "crazydiscoparty" also blew me away.

 

i started getting albums real soon after that, and my number of legal vibert albums has almost surpassed my number of legal afx albums now.... sssh....

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perunamuusi Grand Master

perunamuusi

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then i got throbbing pouch

then weirs i think

then drum n bass for Joyrex

then big soup i think

then tally ho

that lovely 12" which was not very good at all

then i think i started to stop buying everything

then musipal

then i kinda lost interest

too many releases

not enough that i liked

then i got benefist

and its the best album since the first 3 on this list

i still haven't heard phat lab nightmare

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I first listen to a vibert's remix of yoko kan(n?)o from the seatbelts, the group which composed the OST of cowboy bebop (Kawaaboï Bibopu). I don't pay that attention.

 

Thne I ask my cousin to send me some shit by msn. He sends me Father(drukqs) and then ventolin(video version). Little-by-little i get into The Aphex Twin, and now i'm here.

 

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Then i learned luke was one of his mate and i guess the first album I heared was Throbbing pouch. And since a few days i'm totally, wholly committed to Benefist, Kerrier District I & II.

 

I barely does acid, but last one i listen to confederation through and analords. I was pratically down, but when i listen to Phonatacid (I had arround 30 minutes to walk), i enter in a fashionable trance, i get upper than the uppest momment of the trip. I had the feeling that my thoughts were automatic and was de - per - son - na-lized.

 

I promise next time i'll grado Benefist :santa:

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I think I downloaded "Ataride" on brainwashed.com. I was fucking impressed. Then I lent YosepH at the library, I was impressed as well. Those events happened around 2 years ago.

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John Peel used to play a lot of Wagon Christ in the late nineties. It took me a while to get into it as I was more of a guitar-head back then. I think my first Vibert purchase was probably Tally Ho!

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Remixes for Radio Babylon and Ventolin caught my ears... Also, Luke was getting press in the US in the mid ninties- great reviews for Drum n Bass for Poppa and Big Soup so i bought both. Since then I've acquired nearly everything he's released.

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Perkission on Musipal I think, still one of my favorite tracks. I got Tally Ho! and Musipal and really liked them both instantly, but didn't make the connection that Wagon Christ and Luke Vibert were the same person (even though there's a track called Juicy Luke Vibert, I know I'm stupid) until I head Nok Tup on Yoseph. Another track that blew me away!

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I had a Wagon Christ album on my HD for about a year (after a ninja tune discovery) and didnt think anything of it. Heard the connection between Aphex & Vibert so thought should check out Viberts stuff. Heard Kerrier District, realised he was Wagon Christ and then loved him ever since, I think this was only Spring 06.

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i read a magazine article about him in this one magazine called massive which is now probably debunked since i haven't seen it since those days! but i didn't get to hear him till the ventolin remixes... i like him, but i don't go all ape shit and what not whenever he releases something... i don't own most of his material... only throbing pouch, the one with bj cole, and some random studio sessions (which i like a lot)!

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