Polygon WindowQuoth

Label:

Warp Records – WAP 33

Format:

Vinyl , 12", 33 ⅓ RPM, EP, Limited Edition , Clear

Country:

UK

Released:

Genre:

Electronic

Style:

Techno

Tracklist

A1 Quoth (Original) 5:36
A2 Iketa 4:30
B1 Quoth (Wooden Thump Mix) 7:58
B2 Bike Pump Meets Bucket 5:58

Companies, etc.

  • Phonographic Copyright ℗Warp Records
  • Copyright ©Warp Records
  • Published ByCopyright Control
  • Designed AtThe Designers Republic
  • Produced AtLlannerlog Studios
  • Engineered AtLlannerlog Studios
  • Recorded AtLlannerlog Studios
  • Lacquer Cut AtThe Town House

Credits

  • ArtworkThe Designers Republic "Bingo Bobby Boo"*
  • Photography BySamantha Robinson
  • Plated ByMax.*
  • Producer, Engineer, Arranged By, Programmed By, Written-By, Recorded By [Location Recording]Richard D James*

Notes

Writing, programming, arranging, engineering, producing + location recording by Richard D James at Llannerlog Studios, Cornwall.

Made in England.
℗ 1993 Warp Records
© 1993 Warp Records

The Designers Republic "Bingo Bobby Boo"

The test pressing comes on black vinyl and is more rare than the clear pressing.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Barcode (Text): 5 021603 033061
  • Barcode (Scanned): 5021603033061
  • Matrix / Runout (Etched side A): WAP-33-A1 MAX. Townhouse
  • Matrix / Runout (Etched side B): WAP-33-B1 MAX.

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Title (Format) Label Cat# Country Year
Quoth (CD, Single) Warp Records WAP 33CD UK 1993
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Quoth (12") TVT Records TVT 8705-0 US 1993
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Quoth (CD, Single) Warp Records TVT 8705-2 US 1993
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Quoth (CD, Single, Reissue) Warp Records WAP 33CD UK 1993
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Quoth (12", 33 ⅓ RPM, Promo, White Label) Warp Records WAP 33 UK 1993

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Reviews

  • monarchdj's avatar
    monarchdj
    Edited 8 months ago
    there is already a listing for the clear vinyl, why is this one here?
    • the.knight's avatar
      the.knight
      this is among afx' most minimal industrial techno slam, with most of the sound focused on the heaviest of distorted kicks, noisy clanking sounds, and a high pitched string or hypnotic touch of synth. it sounds so simple andl in its construction but the choices of sounds and pacing is just so masterful. classic release
      • e-control's avatar
        e-control
        try "Bike Pump Meets Bucket" on 45, mixed with renegade soundwave's "phantom" :-)
        • 8892sales's avatar
          8892sales
          Quoth is an industrial hardcore techno monster and does what it says on the tin. Actually, a 'tin' or tin wasn't provided with this record. More like articulated lorry parts, heavy industrial machinery, giant jackhammers, massive ship building yards, cranes and iron furnaces. Brutal.

          Iketa is so underrated. It's deep, it's dark and it's twisted. Love the way it drops from rather cold, melancholic ambient pads to a sinister, bass heavy acidic power riff. On top of expertly crafted TR-808 beats and deep Acidic Electro Techno gated undertones.
          • dj-kaizak's avatar
            dj-kaizak
            Absolutely love this tribal beat monster. One of the best.
            • neurodynamo's avatar
              neurodynamo
              Banging old techno ! Love it - Which tube station were in you in Richard ;) Underground sound indeed !
              • MrZyc
                one of my favorites.
                very nice.
                always genius (Richard D. James)
                • swar76's avatar
                  swar76
                  Edited 18 years ago
                  "Quoth" is truly a smashing track with a loud bass and percussions and sounds derived from the London Underground. It is being said that Richard D. James went into the field with his sound recorder and was fascinated by the sounds trains make.

                  If you listen carefully you can hear the sounds of trains running on the tracks. Maybe this explains the cover of this release. The artist is running down the stairs on an underground station in London (I think).

                  This is one is not for your average birthday party, but for hard house-heads.
                  • blim's avatar
                    blim
                    Edited 19 years ago
                    Great track - all driving, clattering, metallic percussion. A real groundbreaking track and one of the first techno releases to really get the attention of the indie-kids back in 1993. This was released and deleted on the same day, on nice opaque vinyl.
                    • Westpfalz-Johnny's avatar
                      I don´t know it exactly, but I think that no release of Aphex Twin is such a 100%-Techno-track like this one. This is one of the few tracks by him you could really play in a club and the people can dance to it in a normal way - neither chilling in the corner nor flipping totally out!

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