Pop Tart (album)

Pop Tart is an album from Little Nobody released on IF? Records in September, 1998.

Pop Tart
Studio album by
Little Nobody
ReleasedSeptember 1998
GenreElectronic
Length74 mins.
LabelIF? Records
ProducerAndrez Bergen
Little Nobody chronology
Solid Gold Collectibles, and Then Some EP
(1997)		 Pop Tart
(1998)		 Action Hero
(2000)
Professional ratings
Review scores
SourceRating
3D World 2 November 1998
Juice Issue 73, 1999
revolver 2 November 1998
Rolling Stone Australia #55, January 1999

Review

"If the pharmaceutical journeying of writer Hunter S. Thompson seems allied, somehow, to the rituals of club culture and its music," mused critic Chris Johnston for Rolling Stone, "then look up this grab-bag of sounds and postures by Little Nobody, aka Melbourne producer/DJ Andrez Bergen... A deluded, entertaining quest, in this case through the electronic music of the '90s. There's a bit of everything here, all fighting for control." [1]

Track listing
  1. "Sparkplug"
  2. "Nobody's Driving"
  3. "Tobacco-stained Mountain Goat"
  4. "Fear of a Black Bat"
  5. "Zone Troopers"
  6. "We Call It Crack House"
  7. "Nobody's Driving (Pharmaceutical Mix)"
  8. "Pineapple Slice"
  9. "Alright Already!"
  10. "Fuyu"
  11. "Demented Discotheque"
  12. "Old Skool Gangsta Slap"
  13. "Goddammit"
  14. "Nobody's Driving (Nobody's Looking Mix)"
  15. "Nobody's Driving (Houston Mix)"

Personnel
  • Andrez Bergen - Samples, Composition, Engineering
  • Francois Tetaz - Engineering, Mastering
  • Elenor Rayner - Keyboards (Tracks 8 and 13)
  • Nicole Skeltys - Remix (Track 7)
  • Blimp - Remix (Track 14)
  • Dee Dee - Remix (Track 15)
gollark: This is what passes for well documented at osmarks.tk systems research\™.
gollark: Possibly ABR's github or in random discord messages.
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gollark: So you know how people talk about unconscious bias/racism/etc lots?
gollark: Probably not.

References
  1. Pop Tart review, Chris Johnston. Rolling Stone, #55, January, 1999.
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