MH-209 Odd Nosdam - Plan 9... Meat Your Hypnotis. Mush is proud to reissue odd nosdam's debut, plan 9... meat your hypnotis. Originally released on a limited number of hand made cassettes and disributed entirely through the internet and tape trading, plan 9… was created using only a Dr. Sample, an ancient Tascam 8-Track, and a beat-up Teac cassette deck. It can be argued that it was due to this limitation, rather than in spite of it, that nosdam cultivated a style that caught the ear of Doseone and why? leading to the formation of the trio cLOUDDEAD. Fifty-five short but sweet tracks of lower than lo-fi sonic mud, plan 9… is a seventy-one minute document of the emergence of the trademark nosdam production style. Of course, all of the original clicks, pops, tape noise, and hiss have been kept beautifully in tact.

Tracklist 01. Track 01 02. Track 02 03. Track 03 04. Track 04 05. Track 05 06. Track 06 07. Track 07 08. Track 08 09. Track 09 10. Track 10 11. Track 11 12. Track 12 13. Track 13 14. Track 14 15. Track 15 16. Track 16 17. Track 17 18. Track 18 19. Track 19 20. Track 20 21. Track 21 22. Track 22 23. Track 23 24. Track 24 25. Track 25 26. Track 26 27. Track 27 28. Track 28 29. Track 29 30. Track 30 31. Track 31 32. Track 32 33. Track 33 34. Track 34 35. Track 35 36. Track 36 37. Track 37 38. Track 38 39. Track 39 40. Track 40 41. Track 41 42. Track 42 43. Track 43 44. Track 44 45. Track 45 46. Track 46 47. Track 47 48. Track 48 49. Track 49 50. Track 50 51. Track 51 52. Track 52 53. Track 53 54. Track 54 55. Track 55

Release Details Release Date: 01/22/2002   Running Time: 70:38   2XLP/Out Of Print CD/Out Of Print Territory: World

Reviews Summary

Therapeutic - Muzik / A barrage of bare sketches forged from a street knowledge and sense of the theatrical which inevitably holds court to more ideas than many fully formed albums from lesser rap Draculas - All Music Guide

Reviews

Aiding & Abetting / All Music Guide / Amp Camp / Aquarius / Muzik /

cLOUDDEAD producer odd nosdam drops a brisk fifty-five-track romp through his lo-fi back catalogue. Listening to lots of brief recordings of creaking noises and beats can try one's patience a tad, but in small doses it's very, er, therapeutic. - Muzik