What makes GQ on the EQ++ by Kid606 notable?

The album is notable for its innovative approach to sampling and genre-blending, contributing to Kid606's reputation as a pioneer in electronic music. It received positive reviews from critics and helped solidify his influence within the underground music community, appealing to both fans of glitch and breakcore. Released in 2001, GQ on the EQ++ marked Kid606's third studio album, following his acclaimed 1999 release, Down with the Scene. At this point, he had established himself within the electronic music scene, particularly in the breakcore genre, and was pushing boundaries with experimental sounds and structures.

Who is GQ on the EQ++ for?

GQ on the EQ++ works well if you're into playful chaos in short bursts, quirky samples for active listening and frenetic energy for party vibes.

How many songs are on GQ on the EQ++?

GQ on the EQ++ has 14 tracks, running approximately 49 minutes.

GQ on the EQ++

Kid606 · 2001

49 min · 14 tracks · electronic music

A frenetic amalgamation of glitchy beats and playful samples that embodies the chaotic spirit of early 2000s electronic music.

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Top tracks — play these first

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Nobody Wants to Be a Star Anymore (Toss It) — This track captures the album's essence with its blend of humor and critique of celebrity culture, showcasing Kid606's unique sound design.
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Relive Yr Unhappy Childhood — A brief yet impactful piece that encapsulates nostalgia and introspection through its clever use of samples and rhythmic experimentation.
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... Just Another Kool Kat Out Looking for a Kitty — This track exemplifies the playful chaos of the album, combining eclectic samples with an infectious beat that invites listeners into Kid606's whimsical world.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

playful chaos in short bursts
quirky samples for active listening
frenetic energy for party vibes
quick hits of digital fun

Maybe skip if you

prefer long, immersive tracks
seek traditional song structures

Where this album fits

Career context: Released in 2001, GQ on the EQ++ marked Kid606's third studio album, following his acclaimed 1999 release, Down with the Scene. At this point, he had established himself within the electronic music scene, particularly in the breakcore genre, and was pushing boundaries with experimental sounds and structures.
Stylistic neighbors: Aphex Twin· Squarepusher· Venetian Snares

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

1 Dodgy 5:30
2 My Kitten Went to London 2:41
3 Ginza 2:32
4 Dandy 5:06
5 Take It From Me 2:51
6 I Am Leo Hear Me Roar 2:25
7 ... Just Another Kool Kat Out Looking for a Kitty 5:46
8 Nobody Wants to Be a Star Anymore (Toss It) 3:47
9 When I Want a Gun, Yeah 4:40
10 Start/Over 1:18
11 Attn:Vat! 2:07
12 Relive Yr Unhappy Childhood 1:25
13 The Ten and the Zero 5:56
14 Staying Home From School 3:21

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