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Xploding Plastix - Joy Comes In The Morning

Very nice clip...
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Xploding Plastix - Mon Amour

Xploding Plastix - Mon Amour
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Xploding Plastix - Donca Matic

Xploding Plastix - Donca Matic
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Xploding Plastix - Treat Me Mean, I Need The Reputation

Xploding Plastix is a Norwegian two-man band playing Electrofunk/Big beat music with elements of jazz. Their song, "Treat Me Mean, I need the Reputation" became an instant classic when it was released as a 7" on Beatservice Records in 2000. It was later re-released in 2002 on Hospital Records and championed by LTJ Bukem, Coldcut, and Grooverider. The Kronos Quartet has performed their three movement composition, The Order of Things: Music for the Kronos Quartet. Members Jens Petter Nilsen Hallvard Wennersberg Hagen (formerly in Norwegian black metal band Kvist) Xploding Plastix is the musical child of Jens Petter Nilsen and Hallvard Hagen. Both based in Oslo, they started making music together somewhere late 98-early 99. After about a year of playing, sampling, programming and focused tune writing; they decided it was time to let the public hear what they'd been up to. This resulted in a 6 track demo late 99. About 22 hours after first shipment, record companies were on the phone, and now 4 months later, 5 out of 6 tracks have been released on various lables. Xploding Plastix has a very organic sound; throwing saccharine analogue melodies to foreground the acoustic quality; imposing a distinctive live feel. A certain raw edge. An oeuvre of an ear-opener: Zipping and unzipping the beat, a beat-science out-of the ordinary. Emphasizing the flowing warmth and organity of the rhythms. Triggering flailing, skittering, skipping and spinning breaks, makes this pure nigthvision! Xploding Plastix has a sound like irradiated neon washes; shimmering and pulseglowing accordingly disproportional to the flashy stuttering redligths, like cancerous cocktails; splintering with deranged delight. The cinematic, dirty filmnoir feel is mercilessly exploited. Xploding Plastix is the epicure of a gorgeous, jagged, murderous pulse. Xploding Plastix has a sound outrageously present; rumbling oblique exclamations and punctuating vibes suggests musicians whose absolute confidence in their work frees them to kid 'n play: go totally trickster in their soaring urban conundrum. Here's abrasive bassy beatblasts, motor rhythm and lock grooves that whirr and writhe across the tracks. Xploding plastix has already become the poster child for present day electronic music; the model for what 'being taken seriously' has come to mean. Maneuvering steady in styles, like a genre-bending assemblage, with animated fluctuations successfully integrated. Frantic exuberant accretion of brittle, bustling rhythms and melodies introducing an urgent funk punch; a flickering sensuousness and enveloping rhythmic pulse.
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KUHINJA: Xploding Plastix Interview

Interview with the Norwegian band Xploding Plastix. From the TV show "Kuhinja", a weekly programme on the phenomena of contemporary culture, produced by pro.ba (www.pro.ba), a Sarajevo based independent TV, film and video production company. Broadcast Thursdays 22:30 CET on BHT1 (www.pbsbih.ba) (more) (more)
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Xploding Plastix - shakedown shutoff

Xploding plastiX motion perform . Yeah i know that title is shakedown shutoff,
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Xploding Plastix - Behind the Eightball

Xploding Plastix is a Norwegian two-man band playing Electrofunk / Big beat music with elements of jazz. Their song, "Treat Me Mean, I need the Reputation" became an instant classic when it was released as a 7" on Beatservice Records in 2000. It was later re-released in 2002 on Hospital Records and championed by LTJ Bukem, Coldcut, and Grooverider. The Kronos Quartet has performed their three movement composition, The Order of Things: Music for the Kronos Quartet. Members Jens Petter Nilsen Hallvard Wennersberg Hagen (formerly in Norwegian black metal band Kvist) Xploding Plastix is the musical child of Jens Petter Nilsen and Hallvard Hagen. Both based in Oslo, they started making music together somewhere late 98-early 99. After about a year of playing, sampling, programming and focused tune writing; they decided it was time to let the public hear what they'd been up to. This resulted in a 6 track demo late 99. About 22 hours after first shipment, record companies were on the phone, and now 4 months later, 5 out of 6 tracks have been released on various lables. Xploding Plastix has a very organic sound; throwing saccharine analogue melodies to foreground the acoustic quality; imposing a distinctive live feel. A certain raw edge. An oeuvre of an ear-opener: Zipping and unzipping the beat, a beat-science out-of the ordinary. Emphasizing the flowing warmth and organity of the rhythms. Triggering flailing, skittering, skipping and spinning breaks, makes this pure nigthvision! Xploding Plastix has a sound like irradiated neon washes; shimmering and pulseglowing accordingly disproportional to the flashy stuttering redligths, like cancerous cocktails; splintering with deranged delight. The cinematic, dirty filmnoir feel is mercilessly exploited. Xploding Plastix is the epicure of a gorgeous, jagged, murderous pulse. Xploding Plastix has a sound outrageously present; rumbling oblique exclamations and punctuating vibes suggests musicians whose absolute confidence in their work frees them to kid 'n play: go totally trickster in their soaring urban conundrum. Here's abrasive bassy beatblasts, motor rhythm and lock grooves that whirr and writhe across the tracks. Xploding plastix has already become the poster child for present day electronic music; the model for what 'being taken seriously' has come to mean. Maneuvering steady in styles, like a genre-bending assemblage, with animated fluctuations successfully integrated. Frantic exuberant accretion of brittle, bustling rhythms and melodies introducing an urgent funk punch; a flickering sensuousness and enveloping rhythmic pulse. nu-jazz electro chill nu-jazz breaks mix remix electonica electronics chillout break funk funky groovy dance pop
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Jungle Music: Xploding Plastix - Treat Me Mean, I Need[...]

The Cosmic Lounge presents Jungle Music: 'Treat Me Mean, I Need The Reputation' by Xploding Plastix. "Xploding Plastix is the musical child of Jens Petter Nilsen and Hallvard Hagen. Both based in Oslo, they started making music together sometime in late '98 or early '99. After about a year of playing, sampling, programming and focused tune writing; they decided it was time to let the public hear what they'd been up to. This resulted in a 6 track demo in late '99. About 22 hours after first shipment, record companies were on the phone, and now 4 months later, 5 out of 6 tracks had been released on various labels. The duos debut album Amateur Girlfriends Go Proskirt Agents was released in 2001 via Norwegian label Beatservice. Subsequently they moved over to Sony and recorded The Doncamatic Singalongs, which was never released outside Scandinavia, despite the announcement of an international release date. With their momentum taken from underneath them by Sony, Xploding Plastix never acheived their full potential. Though no split has been announced, their website has not been updated since February 2006, when it was announced that the Kronos Quartet sould perform their perform their three movement composition, The Order of Things: Music for the Kronos Quartet. Xploding Plastix has a very organic sound; throwing saccharine analogue melodies to foreground the acoustic quality; imposing a distinctive live feel. A certain raw edge. An oeuvre of an ear-opener: Zipping and unzipping the beat, a beat-science out-of the ordinary. Emphasizing the flowing warmth and organity of the rhythms. Triggering flailing, skittering, skipping and spinning breaks, makes this pure nigthvision! Xploding Plastix has a sound like irradiated neon washes; shimmering and pulseglowing accordingly disproportional to the flashy stuttering redligths, like cancerous cocktails; splintering with deranged delight. The cinematic, dirty filmnoir feel is mercilessly exploited. Xploding Plastix is the epicure of a gorgeous, jagged, murderous pulse. Xploding Plastix has a sound outrageously present; rumbling oblique exclamations and punctuating vibes suggests musicians whose absolute confidence in their work frees them to kid 'n play: go totally trickster in their soaring urban conundrum. Here's abrasive bassy beatblasts, motor rhythm and lock grooves that whirr and writhe across the tracks. Xploding plastix has already become the poster child for present day electronic music; the model for what 'being taken seriously' has come to mean. Maneuvering steady in styles, like a genre-bending assemblage, with animated fluctuations successfully integrated. Frantic exuberant accretion of brittle, bustling rhythms and melodies introducing an urgent funk punch; a flickering sensuousness and enveloping rhythmic pulse. Or something." http://www.last.fm/music/Xploding+Plastix
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Xploding Plastix - One Bullet Fits All

Artist: Xploding Plastix Song: One Bullet Fits All Album: The Donca Matic Singalongs Visualizations via the winamp milkdrop plugin with HyperCam2
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Xploding Plastix - More Powah to yah

amaaazing song!
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Xploding Plastix ft Sarah Cracknell - Sunset Spirals

Xploding Plastix ft Sarah Cracknell - Sunset Spirals Entertainment purpose only! Copyright: Xploding Plastix & Sarah Cracknell LYRICS: Flew into Heathrow yesterday Saw him waving from the runway Look up my feet don't touch the ground Listening I hear a brand new sound Is it enough now Is it enough now Is it enough now Is this not enough now They couldn't catch me anyway But that was just yesterday I'm drifting over someplace new We didn't know what else to do Is it enough now Is it enough now Is it enough now Is this not enough now And I wonder what you might say If I were to call it a day Makes me sad to think of a time So stand up make it mine Is it enough now Is it enough now Is it enough now Is this not enough now And I wonder what you might say If I were to call it a day Makes me sad to think of a time So stand up make it mine
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P2 Tune Edits Master 1 - Xploding Plastix

Song: P2 Tune Edits Master 1 Album: Amateur Girlfriends Go Proskirt Agents Artist: Xploding Plastix
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Xploding Plastix-Funnybones & Lazylegs

!! AWESOME !!
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20.000 cokes with Mentos Xploding

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Xploding Plastix - Unidentified track!

So, I finally found out who did it, now I kinda wanna know what the song's called and which album it's from! Any clues would be priceless! Ta!
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