All Tomorrow's Parties 3.0: Autechre Curated

Track Listings

Disc: 1

1. Gotta Give the Peeps What They Need - Public Enemy

2. Bay-Bronx Bridge [Bhongra Remix] - Masters of Illusion

3. Mag [Autechre Remix] - Gescom

4. ATP Track - Push Button Objects

5. Call Up on Your Sisters - Jim O'Rourke

6. DfDE

7. Type Tactical

8. Leave Me Alone [Peanut Butter Wolf Remix]

9. Artifax

Disc: 2

1. Ghetto Futures (Go Figure) - Anthony "Shake" Shakir

2. Tiny Elements - Disjecta

3. Translucid - Mark Broom

4. Serpentine Tale - Baby Ford

5. Atipfin - Pita

6. /] {- /](II) Excerpt - Autechre

7. Dissolution III (Oversaturated Intervallic Collisions)

8. Magnasushi - Bola

9. Stocha Acid, Additional Tables, Set 2 Modi Mix

Disc: 1
1. Gotta Give the Peeps What They Need - Public Enemy
2. Bay-Bronx Bridge [Bhongra Remix] - Masters of Illusion
3. Mag [Autechre Remix] - Gescom
4. ATP Track - Push Button Objects
5. Call Up on Your Sisters - Jim O'Rourke
6. DfDE
7. Type Tactical
8. Leave Me Alone [Peanut Butter Wolf Remix]
9. Artifax
Disc: 2
1. Ghetto Futures (Go Figure) - Anthony "Shake" Shakir
2. Tiny Elements - Disjecta
3. Translucid - Mark Broom
4. Serpentine Tale - Baby Ford
5. Atipfin - Pita
6. /] {- /](II) Excerpt - Autechre
7. Dissolution III (Oversaturated Intervallic Collisions)
8. Magnasushi - Bola
9. Stocha Acid, Additional Tables, Set 2 Modi Mix

Editorial Reviews
Product Description
Autechre Presents - All Tomorrow's Parties 3.0. All Tomorrow's Parties are UK and USA festivals that celebrate the musical tastes of guest curators, who, in the past have included Sonic Youth, Tortoise, and Shellac. This release is curated by Autechre and features unreleased tracks by Kool Keith, Masters Of Illusion, Dr. Dooom, Autechre, Jim O'Rourke, Earth and Push Button Objects. 2 CDs in a digipak. 2003.

All Tomorrow's Parties 3.0: Autechre Curated,Various Artists,All Tomorrow's Parti,Club/Dance,Downtempo,Electro,Electro-Techno,Electronica,Experimental Techno,Hip-Hop,IDM,Indie Rock,Pop,Rock,Rock/Pop Collections,Techno,V/A Compilations

Tracks:

Gotta Give the Peeps What They Need - Public Enemy
Bay-Bronx Bridge [Bhongra Remix] - Masters of Illusion
Mag [Ae Remix] - Gescom
ATP Track - Push Button Objects
Call Up on Your Sisters - Jim O'Rourke
DfDE
Type Tactical
Leave Me Alone [Peanut Butter Wolf Remix]
Artifax

Tracks:

Ghetto Futures (Go Figure) - Anthony "Shake" Shakir
Tiny Elements - Disjecta
Translucid - Mark Broom
Serpentine Tale - Baby Ford
Atipfin - Pita
/] [- /](II) Excerpt - Autechre
Dissolution III (Oversaturated Intervallic Collisions)
Magnasushi - Bola
Stocha Acid, Additional Tables, Set 2 Modi Mix

Album Description

Autechre Presents - All Tomorrow's Parties 3.0. All Tomorrow's Parties are UK and USA festivals that celebrate the musical tastes of guest curators, who, in the past have included Sonic Youth, Tortoise, and Shellac. This release is curated by Autechre and features unreleased tracks by Kool Keith, Masters Of Illusion, Dr. Dooom, Autechre, Jim O'Rourke, Earth and Push Button Objects. 2 CDs in a digipak. 2003.

Customer Reviews:

autechre curated.......2006-07-22

i'm writing this review to provide a fair balance to the previous moaners...It's not the "ultimate mix" but there are many good tracks--especially the rap (I mean hip-hop) there are some stinkers in there, but i would recommend buying it used just for the various baddass cool keith and public enemy. the only thing that really bothered me is that the actual autechre track is pretty lackluster, dont buy this if you want to hear autechre, buy EP 7 instead.

Not What You Might Think.......2005-09-13

This disc has nothing whatever to do with Autechre. I bought it yesterday, sound unheard, thinking, at least, that it was a new mix CD. What I got was third rate hip-hop (with the exception of the Public Enemy piece) and fourth rate electronica that, understandably, has been unreleased until now. The pieces on the album have nothing to do with Autechre's style, they're horrible, and there is no effort made at creating a coherent mix. I took it back to the record store demanding my money back (literally claiming fraud), argued with the manager for a little while, and then got him to listen to a bit of a copy of Draft 7.30 that I brought with me followed by any piece he chose on this. I got my exchange. Stay away from this even if you are an Autechre completist like myself.

great packaging...not much else.......2003-06-25

Nice packaging is about the only compliment I can give this double disc. A compilation from a party "curated" by Autechre sounds like a dream to me, but it ended up being one of those rambling, boring dreams that makes you think, "What was the point of that?"

The purely electronic portions of this CD basically center around retro/electro stylings. Such songs have never been my thing, and these are about the worst of the bunch as far as I'm concerned. The highlights of the set are definitely the hip hop songs, but those are also less-than-phenomenal.

Even though this set is bargain priced, save your money.

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