Customer Reviews

Plasticity

5 star:		(5)
4 star:		(0)
3 star:		(0)
2 star:		(0)
1 star:		(0)

 

 

I can still hear this CD in my mind when I sleep... Why, because back on a storny night in 1997 somebody broke into my '89 Jetta stole 3 things that were very important to me: my blue fake-fur 1950's coat that I scored for 5 bucks, my Alpine system and my CV Plasticity CD that I adored and got as a Chistmas present. That was one of the worst mornings of my life!! I worked two jobs and realising that I wouldn't get to bump "Low Cool" to work made me more mad than my Alpine being ripped out! Plasticity started my day...Everyday!! This whole album just builds with such typical CV beauty, I highly recommend this album to any it to any fan CV fan who appreciates their more dance-like perhaps even more modern flair. It is truly a GEM of awesome dance tracks, breaks, their famous fast high hats and great samples that stay with you forever. It may not be their most popular or well know album but it will always live in my CV lovin' heart forever. Hey, maybe the thugs who stole it, wore the jacket while listening to "Low Cool", that might be a funny picture to keep me from getting too bummed! (The saddest part is still having the empty case *frown*) Plus FYI people, if you're interested, pick it up soon cuz it's OOP! So snatch one up new or used if possible when you can especially (like I stated before) if you appreciate CV's more modern sound like I do! (Eventhough I am a hardcore CV fan of all of their releases anyway!) As they say, "It's alllllll good!" You should enjoy Plasticity. "Do Right, always works..."

The best industrial/techno album I've ever heard. Buy it, if you still can! Also check out RH Kirks solo material especially his Sandoz, Electronic Eye incarnations. His latest Sandoz release Afrocentris is excellent.

Absolutely one of their best albums. Picked it up on a whim 2 months ago and have not stopped listening to it.

Having owned this album for about 6 years I felt I must say my piece. This stunning album is a 'must have' for any collection. It takes you on an incredible journey through Ambient, Electro-funk and Nasty House with a sinister edge. Without doubt the Cabs are the most unsung heroes of the last 20 years. Every album has hidden gems, get collecting!!!!

Frankly, this album is indispensible. I don't know what "special order" entails, but in case this goes out of print, buy it now or you'll be sorry later.