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Flying Lotus - Pattern+Grid World FLAC album

Tracklist

A1 Clay
A2 Kill Your Co-Workers
A3 Pie Face
A4 Time Vampires
B1 Jurassic Notion/M Theory
B2 Camera Day
B3 Physics For Everyone!

Companies, etc.

  • Published By – Just Isn't Music
  • Pressed By – Record Industry – 87474
  • Mastered At – Transition Mastering Studios

Credits

  • Design – Theo Ellsworth
  • Mastered By – Jason*
  • Mastered By [uncredited], Lacquer Cut By [uncredited] – Jason Goz
  • Written-By, Producer, Engineer – Flying Lotus

Notes

Includes free mp3 download code and a poster by Theo Ellsworth.

Published by Just Isn't Music.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Barcode: 0 801061 93081 3
  • Barcode (Scan reader): 801061930813
  • Matrix / Runout (Side A runout groove): 87474 1A WAP308A TRANSITION
  • Matrix / Runout (Side B runout groove): 87474 1B WAP308B TRANSITION

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
WAP308D Flying Lotus Pattern + Grid World ‎(7xFile, MP3, EP) Warp Records WAP308D UK 2010
WAP308CD Flying Lotus Pattern + Grid World ‎(CD, EP) Warp Records WAP308CD UK 2010
WAP308CD Flying Lotus Pattern + Grid World ‎(CD, EP, Dig) Warp Records WAP308CD Europe 2010
WAP 308D Flying Lotus Pattern + Grid World ‎(7xFile, FLAC, EP) Warp Records WAP 308D UK 2010
WAP308CDP Flying Lotus Pattern + Grid World ‎(CDr, Promo, Smplr) Warp Records WAP308CDP UK 2010


Flying Lotus - Pattern+Grid World FLAC album

Musician performer: Flying Lotus

Title: Pattern+Grid World

Country: UK

Date of release: 2010

Style: Abstract, IDM, Downtempo, Hip Hop, Experimental

Genre: Electronic

Size FLAC: 1767 mb

Rating: 4.4 / 5

Votes: 467

Other Formats: FLAC MP4 WMA AC3 MIDI VOC AU

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Quemal
Just so everyone is aware there is definitely more than 1 version of this release. Mine has textured glossy eyes that you can feel. I've seen copies at the store that is a flat basic sleeve
Quemal
Just so everyone is aware there is definitely more than 1 version of this release. Mine has textured glossy eyes that you can feel. I've seen copies at the store that is a flat basic sleeve
Gribandis
No poster in the copy I picked up. :( Does anyone know if it was limited?
Gribandis
No poster in the copy I picked up. :( Does anyone know if it was limited?
Alsanadar
i can send u a copy if u want. pn !
Alsanadar
i can send u a copy if u want. pn !
Dyni
I would say if you are a big FlyLo fan, you should definitely buy. A lot of fun beats on this.The EP is great addition to the collection.
Dyni
I would say if you are a big FlyLo fan, you should definitely buy. A lot of fun beats on this.The EP is great addition to the collection.
Unsoo
I know from the ratings this has received that many will disagree, but this EP was a big disappointment to me, compared to Flying Lotus' earlier works. There's some clever stuff on here, sure, and some of the tracks are OK, but on the whole, the rich atmospheres and wonky percussion patterns of old have been replaced by silly blippy beats and atonal noise. Perhaps its just too challenging for me, but even the track titles hint at a change of mindset, being a bit "silly" too, so this reminds me of the period when Aphex , Mu-Ziq, Wagon Christ et al went off into the wilds of silliness in the late 90s, and I didn't really get off on that stuff either. So, if you haven't bought this but you love his earlier stuff, I would suggest you at least take a listen first - you might like it, but it may not be what you expect.
Unsoo
I know from the ratings this has received that many will disagree, but this EP was a big disappointment to me, compared to Flying Lotus' earlier works. There's some clever stuff on here, sure, and some of the tracks are OK, but on the whole, the rich atmospheres and wonky percussion patterns of old have been replaced by silly blippy beats and atonal noise. Perhaps its just too challenging for me, but even the track titles hint at a change of mindset, being a bit "silly" too, so this reminds me of the period when Aphex , Mu-Ziq, Wagon Christ et al went off into the wilds of silliness in the late 90s, and I didn't really get off on that stuff either. So, if you haven't bought this but you love his earlier stuff, I would suggest you at least take a listen first - you might like it, but it may not be what you expect.