My Red Hot Car [CD-single] [EP]

Product Description
First single from forthcoming album 'Go Plastic'. The tracks ' My Red Hot Car', 'Hardcore', 'Brain' and 'Rap 28' hearken back to the 'Big Loada' era. 2001 release.

Tracks:

My Red Hot Car (Girl)
My Red Hot Car
Hardcore Obelisk
I Wish You Obelisk

Album Description

First single from forthcoming album 'Go Plastic'. The tracks ' My Red Hot Car', 'Hardcore', 'Brain' and 'Rap 28' hearken back to the 'Big Loada' era. 2001 release.

Customer Reviews:

Leave it to Squarepusher.......2003-08-09

Much like AFX, the Pusher always seemed capable of cranking out a hit single at any time, given his gift for melody. When he finally does come up with something the masses could conceivably glom onto, naturally he gussies it up with mock-obscene lyrics.

Too bad; I can see my wife and kids even getting into this, but given their age and her aversion to naughty words it just isn't going to happen. Upon reflection, it's perfectly in keeping with his perverse sense of humor, and I wouldn't have it any other way.

Five stars for the two versions of "My Red Hot Car" and "Hardcore Obelisk," but minus one for the annoying gap between "I Wish You Obelisk" and the "hidden track." Maybe I'm thick, but I don't get the joke. Holding the skip button down on my cd player for five minutes isn't as stimlating as one might think.

Pet me, Squarepusher........2001-11-14

Go Plastic is my favourite Squarepusher album. That said, I usually skip the song My Red Hot Car. Like it's supposed to, the song has that pop music rapid expiry date, and so now I've heard it enough and I can't stand it anymore. It's like a Britney Spears song that way.

The other two songs are good. But you could probably find them on LimeWire, is what I'm guessing, although that might be improper!

Squarepusher owns me as if I was his little kitten.

Pretty Good.......2001-07-05

This is a very catchy tune, it sort of takes you by surprise in the beginning.

Amazingly catchy.......2001-05-23

The first track is probably the catchiest electronic music song I've ever heard. It comprises elements of two-step, IDM, and drum&bass and it leaves you humming the song for hours and hours. There's a [not so good] remix of that song on the EP plus three other songs - one of which is "hidden" - but none of these is nearly as amazing as "Red Hot Car". An absolute must!