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Track Listings
| 1. The Premise |
| 2. Bend Over |
| 3. Tomach |
| 4. Thick Stew |
| 5. Natural Suction |
| 6. Musipal |
| 7. It Is Alaways Now, All Of It Is Now |
| 8. Receiver |
| 9. Boney L |
| 10. Cris Chana |
| 11. Tomorrow Acid |
| 12. Step To The Music |
| 13. Perkission |
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Amazon.co.uk Review
Luke Vibert is a man of many faces. In the last 10 years, he's released umpteen records under a variety of pseudonyms. He's made hip-hop as Luke Vibert, jungle as Plug and bizarre left-field breaks as Wagon Christ. Surprisingly Musipal, Vibert's 2001 excursion (as Wagon Christ, no less) is his first for more than two years. A cunning switch of labels aside (he's jumped from Virgin to Ninja Tune), it seems that little has changed in the world of the bearded Cornish beatfreak. He still fluctuates between funky, acid-tinged breaks and crazy, instrumental hip-hop. And yes, there are still more stupid samples and quirky melodies than your average "hilarious" Kid Koala record. It's all enjoyable stuff (it's refreshing to hear someone jump between genres so successfully), but Musipal is hardly a departure from his usual fare. --Matt Anniss
Metro , April 9th 2001
"Blinding. Sounds like a splurge-gun war in cyberspace."
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Luke Vibert is a man of many faces. In the last 10 years, he's released umpteen records under a variety of pseudonyms. He's made hip-hop as Luke Vibert, jungle as Plug and bizarre left-field breaks as Wagon Christ. Surprisingly Musipal, Vibert's 2001 excursion (as Wagon Christ, no less) is his first for more than two years. A cunning switch of labels aside (he's jumped from Virgin to Ninja Tune), it seems that little has changed in the world of the bearded Cornish beatfreak. He still fluctuates between funky, acid-tinged breaks and crazy, instrumental hip-hop. And yes, there are still more stupid samples and quirky melodies than your average "hilarious" Kid Koala record. It's all enjoyable stuff (it's refreshing to hear someone jump between genres so successfully), but Musipal is hardly a departure from his usual fare. --Matt Anniss
Metro , April 9th 2001
"Blinding. Sounds like a splurge-gun war in cyberspace."
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