Funki Porcini - Ashabanapal's Big Pink Inflatable FLAC

Funki Porcini Ninja Tune Trip Hop Downtempo Dub Future Jazz Breakbeat Drum Bass Breaks 1995

Genre:	Electronic
Performer:	Funki Porcini
Title:	Ashabanapal's Big Pink Inflatable
Style:	Trip Hop, Downtempo, Dub, Future Jazz, Breakbeat, Drum n Bass, Breaks
Date of release:	Sep 1995
Label:	Ninja Tune
Catalog Number:	ZEN CDS37/9, ZEN CD37/9
Country:	UK
FLAC album size:	2699 mb
MP3 album size:	2624 mb

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Tracklist

1	Farewell Alice	3:52
2	King Ashabanapal Pt.1	7:14
3	Hyde Park	7:40
4	King Ashabanapal (Dillinja Mix) Producer [Additional Production], Remix – Dillinja	5:17
5	King Ashabanapal (Digidub Mix) Producer [Additional Production], Remix – The Lord DAT	5:22
6	Suck Acid, Pearl & Dean	7:01
7	King Ashabanapal (Part 2)	4:34
8	King Ashabanapal (Plaid Mix) Producer [Additional Production], Remix – Plaid	6:58

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
zen 1237	Funki Porcini	King Ashabanapal ‎(12")	Ninja Tune	zen 1237	UK	1995

Credits

Artwork [Photoshop Phinishing] – Phunki
Design – Openmind
Photography By – PC
Written-By, Arranged By, Producer – Funki Porcini

Notes

℗ & © Ninja Tune 1995.
Openmind © '95
Catalog number is ZEN CDS37/9 on the spine but ZEN CD37/9 on CD and back cover.

Barcodes

Mastering SID Code: IFPI L032
Mould SID Code: none
Matrix / Runout: ZENCDS 3739 MPO 01 @@ 9 01
Barcode: 5 021392 092126

Companies

Manufactured By – MPO
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Ninja Tune
Copyright (c) – Ninja Tune
Copyright (c) – Openmind

Video

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Funki Porcini has some more fun with _Ashabanapal's Big Pink Inflatable_, a collection of mixes and b-sides from the album _Hed Phone Sex_. "Suck Acid, Pearl & Dean" has some twitchy jazz which will make further appearances in his output, while "Hyde Park" has a touch of the dreamy about it. "Farewell Alice" is a groovy journey down the rabbit hole. Digidub takes "King Ashabanapal" and emphasizes the bass, while Dillinja works the track up into a drum 'n' bass frenzy. Meanwhile, Plaid perform a typically angular and abstract mix with their version -- a track that's certainly in line with their own sensibilities, even if the original seems completely obliterated.