People (EP)

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People
Extended Play by Animal Collective

Publication
(s)

October 23, 2006 (Australia)
January 22, 2007 (UK)
January 23, 2007 (US)

admission

2005

Label (s) FatCat Records
Skunk Records

Format (s)

CD , LP

Genre (s)

Noise Pop , Psychfolk

Title (number)

4th

running time

18:54

occupation
  • Avey Tare
  • Panda bear
  • Geologist
  • Deakin

production

Scott Colburn

chronology
Feels
2005
People Strawberry Jam
2007

People is an EP from Animal Collective which was released in October 2006. First, in 2006, the EP was released on Skunk Records, the band's Australian label, as 7 ". It wasn't until January 2007 that the EP was released on vinyl and CD worldwide via FatCat Records .

content

The first three songs on the EP were recorded during the recording sessions for the Animal Collective album Feels (2005), while the live version of "People" was recorded on a tour in March 2005 just before the recording sessions.

reception

The Rolling Stone evaluated the mere EP with 2.5 of 5 points. The online music magazine Pitchfork Media awarded 7.1 / 10 points. The critic Mark Richardson admitted there that the sound of the record was much bulkier and more experimental than her album Feels , but:

“It still sounds damn good while the band manages to get me to a special place. Animal Collective likes "People" enough to put a live version at the end of this four-song EP [...]. The recording date testifies that they have been playing it live for two years and have now hatched it long enough to put it on the record. [...] It's another example of something Animal Collective fans will most likely find very interesting while most of humanity is expecting the skip button. "

- Mark Richardson, Pitchfork

Track list

  1. People - 6.22
  2. Tikwid - 4.18
  3. My Favorite Colors - 1.52
  4. People (Live) - 6:25

Individual evidence

  1. Rolling Stone Review
  2. English original:
    It still sounds damn good while managing to transport me to a very specific place. Animal Collective thinks enough of "People" to include an additional live version at the end of this four-song EP, a track with a bit less power and focus that nonetheless suggests how well the song could blend into a show. Its recording date indicates that they've been playing it live for close to two years, meaning it's incubated long enough to get it onto a record. [...] It's another example of something that Animal Collective fans are likely to find interesting, while most of humanity lurches for the skip button.
  3. Review on Pitchfork Media