Stereolab's Switched On series is ingenious, one of the best services a band has performed for its fans. Since their inception, Stereolab have made it a practice to release non-LP singles, tour 7's, split singles, special-edition EPs -- recordings that were available in small quantities for a limited time. In every case, the limited-edition recordings become very valuable very quickly, often reaching ridiculously exorbitant prices that most fans could never afford. That's where the Switched On series comes in. It's where the group gathers the best of these rarities, leaving a couple of tracks on the original single for the sake of collectibility. Stereolab may do certain projects as a lark, but they rarely throw away tracks, as each EP and most singles have their own identity, offering a new spin on the group's trademark style. Given that Aluminum Tunes: Switched On, Vol. 3 spans two discs, it might seem that the compilation will only be of interest to diehards, but it rivals Refried Ectoplasm: Switched On, Vol. 2 in terms of creativity and consistency. Aluminum Tunes is distinguished by the first wide release of the entire sublime easy listening EP Music for the Amorphous Body Center, which would be enough to make the compilation essential for all fans, but it also has such minor masterpieces as their swinging duet with Herbie Mann on Antonio Carlos Jobim's 'One Note Samba,' Wagon Christ's remix of 'Metronomic Underground,' the horn-spiked 'Percolations,' and 'You Used to Call Me Sadness.' There may be a couple of tracks that never rise above the level of good but predictable Stereolab, but the best moments rank among their very best work. Quite simply an essential addition to their catalog.
' Refried Ectoplasm Switched On Volume 2 Remastered edition of a compilation of Stereolab singles and rarities, first issued in 1995. Initial copies come on clear vinyl. Includes download card. Reissued alongside new vinyl editions of the companion volumes Switched On, Aluminum Tunes Switched On Volume 3, and a CD anthology of all 3 volumes.' Aluminum Tunes Switched On Volume 3 by Stereolab, released 28 September 2018 1. The Extension Trip 3. How To Play Your Internal Organs Overnight 4. The Brush Descends The Length 5. Melochord Seventy-Five 6. Space Moment 7. The Long Hair Of Death 9. You Used To Call Me Sadness 10. New Orthophony 11. Speedy Car 12.
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Aluminum Tunes
Compilation album by
Released
20 October 1998 (US)
Recorded
April 1994 – August 1997
Genre
Experimental rock
Length
113:12
Label
Drag City(US) Warp(UK)
Stereolab chronology
Simple Headphone Mind (1997)
Aluminum Tunes (1998)
The Free Design (1999)
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Aluminum Tunes is a double album collection of EPs and rarities from Stereolab, released in 1998. It is the third, and to date last, in a series of rarities collections following Switched On and Refried Ectoplasm, and was stickered with the subtitle 'Switched On, Volume 3'.
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CD 1[edit]
'Pop Quiz' - 4:22 (from the 1995 Music for the Amorphous Body Study Center EP)
'Extension Trip' - 3:43 (from the 1995 Music for the Amorphous Body Study Center EP)
'How to Play Your Internal Organs Overnight' 3:58 (from the 1995 Music for the Amorphous Body Study Center EP)
'The Brush Descends the Length' - 3:08 (from the 1995 Music for the Amorphous Body Study Center EP)
'Melochord Seventy-Five' - 3:39 (from the 1995 Music for the Amorphous Body Study Center EP)
'Space Moment' - 4:20 (from the 1995 Music for the Amorphous Body Study Center EP) (also includes the unlisted track - an instrumental reprise of 'The Extension Trip' - that followed 'Space Moment' on the original EP)
'Iron Man' - 3:27 (from the 1997 Iron Man single)
'The Long Hair of Death' - 4:48 (from the 1995 split single with Yo La Tengo)
'You Used to Call Me Sadness' - 4:00 (from the 1996 split single with Füxa, on Lissy's Records)
'New Orthophony' [full version] - 6:26 (the version on Mars Audiac Quintet is 4:34)
'Speedy Car' - 5:00 (from the 1996 split single with Tortoise)
'Golden Atoms' - 5:18 (recorded June 1995)
'Ulan Bator' - 3:14 (from the 1994 Mars Audiac Quintet bonus disc)
'One Small Step' - 4:16 (from the 1996 Laminations EP)
CD 2[edit]
'One Note Samba / Surfboard' [full version] - Stereolab + Herbie Mann - 9:10 (the version on Red Hot + Rio is 7:18)
'Cadriopo' - 3:09 (from the 1996 Laminations EP)
'Klang Tone' - 5:36 (from the 1994 Mars Audiac Quintet bonus disc)
'Get Carter' - 3:23
'1000 Miles an Hour' - 4:32
'Percolations' - 3:22 (from the 1996 split single with Faust and Foetus)
'Seeperbold' - 5:08
'Check and Double Check' - 4:03 (from the 1996 Laminations EP)
