Ratatat: Ratatat Vinyl LP noteworthy Tracks from Peace were used

Tracks from Peace were used as single B-sides and some of the alternative versions were issued on an early CD – The Manor Sessions

It's easy to tell why his records do so well: they combine quality downtempo and house with party break aesthetics

There's something about the beauty of nostalgia

It's a simple cut and re-arrange job (extended into and break) here that does the trick

Ratatat: Ratatat Vinyl LP noteworthy Tracks from Peace were usedRatatat's debut album for XL from 2004. One of my favorite rock albums from the time and it still holds up damn well after over a decade after original release. Like most of the Ratatat catalog, this is a purely instrumental affair (which suited my '04 self very well) and every track on here is standout. Check "Crips," "Desert Eagle," "El Pico," "Seventeen Years," "Germany To Germany," and "Bustelo" for starters, but really this is the kind of album