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One Word Extinguisher

Prefuse 73 Format: Audio CD

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Disc: 1

1. The Wrong Side of Reflection (Intro)

2. The End of Biters-International

3. Plastic featuring Diverse

4. Uprock and Invigorate a Prefuse (produced by Dabryre)

5. The Color of Tempo

6. Dave's Bonus Beats

7. Detchibe

8. Altoid Addiction-Interlude

9. Busy Signal (Make You Go Bombing Mix)

10. One Word Extinguisher

11. 90% of My Mind is With You

12. Huevos With Jeff and Roni featuring Mr Lif on a minidisc mic

13. Female Demands

14. Why I Love You

15. Southerners-Interlude

16. Perverted Undertone

17. Invigorate

18. Choking You

19. Storm Returns with Tommy Guerrero

20. Trains on Top of the Game

21. Styles That Fade Away With a Collonade-Reprise

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Audio CD (January 2, 2008)
Number of Discs: 1
Label: Warp Records
ASIN: B00008PRRJ
Average Customer Review: 30 customer reviews
Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #202,034 in CDs & Vinyl (See Top 100 in CDs & Vinyl)
- #866 in Techno (CDs & Vinyl)
- #3335 in Electronica (CDs & Vinyl)
- #3017 in Special Interest

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K. Moten

Experimental goodness!

March 26, 2016

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This is in my opinion his best album. Those that followed became to heavy with famous people, leaving the very reason you bought his albums pointless.

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je williams

dope

June 21, 2013

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i havent heard much from this artist but the production on this album is top notch from beginning to end.

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Sheer Brilliance! One of Decade's Best Albums

December 9, 2009

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Keep your eyes on Mr. Gil Scott Heron. He continues to release some of the most original pieces of modern music that you will ever hear! Definitely one of the best albums of the decade.

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eightpointagenda

The best techno/hip hop you'll hear all year

August 19, 2003

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Prefuse is by far one of the most interesting and best techno/IDM artists to pop out with in the last decade. Which is amusing because he really doesn't fit into either of those catagories despite being lumped with them. Instead, Scott Herren(the sole member of Prefuse) is one man DJ/Producer who seems like he's just as at home making beats for the next Kool Keith record as he would be colaberating for Autechre or any other "hardcore" techno artist. That right there is what helps elevate Prefuse beyond his peers: he does a perfect balancing act of invention and accessibility.
His album is set up almost like a Boards of Canada record. 21(listed tracks. They're are 23 in total) songs are scattered between short "songletts" to full-scale songs(which are relatively short compared to even BoC standards, much less Autechre's). It works because the shorter songs or sometime skits that are less developed and more transitional are left to pull you right into the full scale songs. The better news is that even some of the shorter tracks still sound awesome, like the coming out the front door screaming track, The End of Biters that basically kicks off the album. From their the album moves from glitchy hip hop(forementioned song, Plastic), to subtle ambience(Diatribe is a good , to weird beat patterns and vocal samples(the end of Altoid Addiction has some amusing banter if you use some imagination). All of this is mixed in with pride and panche for a solid hour of some of the most unique music you will here this year. If there is one complaint is that I wish there were more vocal tracks to balance everything out but its still so damn solid that to give this record anything less then 5 stars would be criminal. Could easily be the best of 2003(which would knock out current front runner Deftones easily).

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May 29, 2003

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Regardless of what people are saying, this album can't be catergorized in any genre besides the vague and anomalous term "progressive music." I say that with full confidence that, even with the guest MCs and beat manipulation, one cannot consider this solely an instrumental, electronic hip hop album. There is simply too much going on, a musical overload across every frequency, music so coordinated and organized that it is even stifling. Going from any genre to this album (jazz, classical, even independent) is like shooting for the moon yet ending up in Mars, yet a comfortable and enjoyable trip.
An important distinction to make about One Word Extinguisher is the fact that it is a complete disc. Although certain individual tracks are astonishing, only a few of them take on song form due to the rapid changes mid-track. The listener is forced to sit and absorbe the entire record, not just for the beats but for the samples. Thus, after listening to this CD, there are very few things you'll actually remember about it because you have heard so much. Do you remember the upbeat and great cooperation on "Plastic," the fantastic song that is the title track, or do you remember the final sample on "90% Of My Mind is With You"? That is entirely up to the listener, and therefore the major reason this disc is so successful: Herren's work outshines his purpose.
To sum it up, the ingenius musicality present on this album makes it one of the albums of the year, bar none.

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Justin Levine

From Chaos Comes Stability...

May 11, 2003

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What do you get when you meld the glitch electronica of Autechre and Aphex Twin with hip-hop? Prefuse 73. Scott Herren, otherwise known as Prefuse 73, is one of the most innovative hip-hop artists I have heard for quite some time. Along with RJD2 and DJ Shadow, Prefuse 73 is making a name for instrumental hip-hop. On One Word Extinguisher, Herren takes the tried-and-true sample formula and warps it out of proportion, creating rhythmic beats from seemingly chaotic sampling. Speech, song and various different instruments are cut-and-pasted to create a colorful collage of sound, all with very little or no use of turntables. The album cracks and flows both at the same time. "The End of Biters" comes off in the beginning as a standard rap song, but Herren unexpectedly rhythmically cuts the vocals so that they meld into the beat rather than play over it. Its a fantastic new approach to hip-hop.
Of course, there are standard rap numbers in which the several guest rappers on the album flow over Herren's fantastically original beats. "Plastic" and "Huevos" spotlight the talented raps of Diverse and Mr. Lif, respectively. Yet despite these rappers' great abilities, the instrumentation takes precident. Prefuse's beats are so alien and ahead of their time. Just like Timbaland and Dre have crafted their own distinctive hip-hop production, so has Prefuse 73. Herren's beats are something out of the pages of glitch and techno, similar to what you would hear on a Autechre, Plaid, Aphex Twin or even Mouse on Mars album. The sounds are harsh, crunchy and sharp; yet at the same time undeniably rhythmic. Several instrumental numbers emphasize this wonderful amalgam of electronica and hip-hop. "Perverted Undertone", perhaps one of the more stable tracks (it has the fewest samples and most consistent rhythm) is colorful piece sustained by a hypnotic drum loop and a continuous sample that flows backwards a la the Beatle's "Tomorrow Never Knows". "Detchibe" is another wonderful rhythmic instrumental, albeit more crunchy and sharper in its sonic texture.
"One Word Extinguisher" is both a fantastic hip-hop and electronica album. Its beats and sonic textures alone would satisfy any fan of any artists of the Warp label (Prefuse 73 happens to be on the label as well), and the skills of its several guest rappers any alternative rap lover. It's a wonderful, weird and undeniably rhythmic melding of two music worlds.

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