Baked Beans - Baked Beans FLAC

Baked Beans Downtempo Ambient 1993 Germany

Tracklist

1	Bake Daga	15:13
2	Desert Bean	14:35
3	Heintz 1	10:48
4	Has Bean	22:35

Companies, etc.

Record Company – Eye Q Records
Published By – Moonquake Music
Published By – Musik Edition Discoton GmbH
Made By – Warner Music Manufacturing Europe

Credits

Art Direction [Art Consultant] – Gottfried Tollmann, Miau Haus
Design [Cover Design] – Louis A. Flanigan Jr*, are u ready?*
Painting [Cover Drawing] – Imi Knoebel
Producer, Written-By – Gottfried Tollmann, Helmut Zerlett, Nicole Tollmann

Notes

Published by Moonquake/Musik Edition Discoton

Cover drawing "untitled" by Imi Knoebel, 29.8cm x 21cm, pencil and pen on paper, 1973.

Artwork on rear of Digipak case gives the logo of the Eye Q label (the parent label of Recycle Or Die) and the text "recycle or die is a label of EYE Q records" so presumably this release is on the Recycle Or Die label although there also exists another issue with the same artwork but with the ROD logo on the back.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode (Scanned, Code 39): ROD 004
Barcode (Text): *ROD 004*
Matrix / Runout: ROD 004 WME
Other (Hub): [W logo] 25

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
ROD 004	Baked Beans	Baked Beans ‎(CD, Album, RE, Tin)	Recycle Or Die	ROD 004	Germany	1996
ROD 004, 4509 95346-2	Baked Beans	Baked Beans ‎(CD, Album, RP)	Recycle Or Die, Recycle Or Die	ROD 004, 4509 95346-2	UK & Europe	1994

Iphonedivorced

My copy has a Virgin price sticker on dated 1994 when the cost of this CD was £14.29. Good grief... 24 years ago this CD was £14.29, which, according to the Bank of England inflation calculator, equates to £26.47 today. I find that astonishing.

Lightbinder

As reviewed by me in May 1994. (What is with the Art of Noise references? This sounds nothing like them!):Summary: Repetitive development of themes, rich and full, never synthetic. Late night soundtrack for dreamers. Very good stuff.Its ironic that they would package music no one in their right mind would have any intention of recycling in digipaks that cost about 20% more than the average import CD. In spite of the half-brained marketing, this is like Lights In A Fat City on fast-forward. Slightly more electronic, but with a warm, full sound that for some reason makes me think of The Art of Noise. Each track is repetitive but unique, overflowing with several layers of musical, unstructured trance. No bleeps or traditional techno-style noises here, though; the emphasis is on developing organic themes. Philip Glass may have been an influence, Eno probably taught them a lot, and I think much of this they developed on their own. I like this disc a lot; especially the rhythmic "Bake Daga" and the clockwork-inspired "Has Bean". Recommended.