Customer Reviews:

Avg. Customer Rating: 4.2 / 5.0

This is NOT a review, its IS merely a suggestion:

If you are at all interested in Wagon Christ (Luke Vibert), do yourself a huge favor and check out his Musipal album.
Tally Ho could be compared to a warm up to Musipal. Vibert had not fully developed his style on Tally Ho, and it simply does not hold a candle to his sophomore album as Wagon Christ - Musipal.
Musipal is nicely composed with obscure and interesting samples, at times childish, yet mixed with masterful precision. He takes influences from Aphex Twin and Squarepusher on Musipal and blends... more info

Luke Vibert/Wagon Christ is not god , but comes close:

This guy defiantly put a mark on electronic music. Funky Hip Hop beats, breaks, drum n bass beats, and very interesting samples. This is one of those masterpieces that has to grow on you. But after few listens you will realize that this is the best damn album you ever heard. I own everything by Mr. Luke Vibert and I have to say that Tally Ho! is definitely the best of his previous efforts (but at the same time his other works are also amazing). When you listen to Tally Ho! more and more you will feel... more info

TRULY "CHRIST"-LIKE!!!:

Luke Vibert a/k/a Wagon Christ has compiled a CD of utter brilliance and sheer genius! Not your typical hum-drum and bass or electronica for that matter, Wagon Christ takes songs and "mangles" them into beautiful-funky soundtracks, just like mix-master-phenom Amon Tobin would do it. In fact, some of the breaks and samples on "Tally Ho!" are quite reminiscent of Tobin's work only with a more fun, carefree, "vibrant" aura to them. Wagon Christ had to grow on me, and once it finally did, I could write an... more info

Tracks:

1. Fly Swat
2. Crazy Disco Party
3. Tally Ho!
4. Memory Towel
5. Shimmering Haze
6. Juicy Luke Vibert
7. Piano Playa Hata
8. Workout
9. Rendelshack
10. Lovely
11. My Organ in Your Face
12. Musical Box
13. End

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