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Various Artists: Plastic Dance 1: Domestic Synth Pop & Plugged in Punk Compiled byAndy Votel & Doug Shipton - VINYL LPTitle: Plastic Dance 1: Domestic Synth Pop & Plugged in Punk Compiled byAndy Votel & Doug Shipton Artist: Various Artists Label: Cache Cache Product Type: VINYL LP UPC: 5060099505928 Genre: Rock Release Date: 2015 11 13 Number of Discs: 1 Having lived off the small change and 45 adaptors of each other's pockets since 2005, Finders Keepers and Cache Cache co founders Andy Votel and Doug Shipton spread their wings and pool their DJ bags for a series of
Title: Plastic Dance 1: Domestic Synth Pop & Plugged in Punk Compiled byAndy Votel & Doug ShiptonArtist: Various Artists
Label: Cache Cache
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 5060099505928
Genre: Rock
Release Date: 2015-11-13
Number of Discs: 1
Having lived off the small change and 45 adaptors of each other's pockets since 2005, Finders Keepers and Cache Cache co-founders Andy Votel and Doug Shipton spread their wings and pool their DJ bags for a series of sporadic Various Artists compilations focusing on the global punk and makeshift electro records that have kept their beer-soaked dancefloors and distorted sound systems moving. Meet the younger, sarcastic sisters of some of the classic Finders Keepers family and their spotty friends, then watch what happens when jazz-punk underdogs cock their legs to their overqualified elder brothers. Plastic Dance presents ten unacquainted and elusive slices of synthetic squat pop, angular funk, teapot kosmische, and fraudulent disco from self-propelled imprints and global coops. Named after Günter Bernas's obscure DIY anti-band, this ongoing series combines rare, unknown, and untraveled wax nuggets of nightclub punk, art school zeuhl, and quasi-political pop united by soldering irons, C-60s, and sarcastic synth tones. Featuring a cross-section of unobtainable, unreleased, unknown, and unwanted reluctant punk and snide synthpop with sleeve-notes by respected DJ/haç hack/Situationist addict John McCready and artwork by airbrush-legend Terry Pastor (Ziggy Stardust/Soft Machine/Arthur C. Clarke), Plastic Dance becomes flexible under heat. Includes tracks by Killing Car, Cybotron, 53 Bus, Plastictanz, Don Gere, Zed, The Tunes, Sirons, Biting Tongues, and Andrzej Korzynski.
Tracks:
1.1 01. Killing Car - Ost
1.2 02. Cybotron - Sweet 16/9th Floor
1.3 03. 53 Bus - Horizontal Diy
1.4 04. Plastictanz - Mir Geht Es Danke Gut
1.5 05. Don Gere - There's a Star in You
1.6 06. Zed - the Fremen
1.7 07. the Tunes - My Time
1.8 08. Sirons - Cruise Missile Blues (Instrumental)
1.9 09. Biting Tongues - You Can Choke Like That
1.10 10. Andrzej Korzynski - Tylko Punk Rock
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Don't buy, check HIS github or google collab for EVERYTHING that's in this book. NO SOLUTION
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I never write reviews, but after this book I need to. DON'T BUY IT. DO NOT BUY THIS BOOK. Feels like a money grab. You are literally paying money for NOTHING buying this book. Long story short: GO TO HIS GITHUB AND GET IT ALL FOR FREE BECAUSE HE DOES NOT PROVIDE SOLUTIONS. GO ON GITHUB OR GOOGLE COLLAB AND CALL IT A DAY.
In the intro he makes it seem like you don't need to know much programming or any tbh. He says if you have never programmed you should be able to read this book. HELL NO, I mean yeah you could probably figure it out, but I would not let someone that doesn't know any programming to start with this. I'd probably tell you to learn the basics of python for a week before starting at the very least.
He also makes it seem like you don't need much knowledge of physics. Meh, maybe.
Anyway the main reason not to buy: IT'S ALL AVAILABLE FOR FREE ON GITHUB THAT HE PUBLISHES FOR FREEEEEE. You can also use google collab, which he has up for FREEE. and if you are are a beginner I'd recommend you go off teh google collab, that way you don't have to deal with downloading anaconda and setting up an enviroment in jupyter which I think can be intimidating for a beginner. And this book doesn't really give much help in setting up everything in jupyter notebook.
Also another point. He'll lead you through an example each lesson, but for the exercises he has you working on he doesn't provide a solution ANYWHERE. like why tf would you buy this book? How do you expect to learn with no feedback? You need to search online for ways to solve these problems, which I think is not a bad skill to have, but if you are new to a subject or trying to learn and you pay for a book why can't i at the very least get some solutions. even math textbook give you solutions, because the understanding is that you can make your own attempt and CHECK TO SEE IF YOU ARE RIGHT. DUHH !
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