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Music for Earthworms is American hip hop artist Aesop Rock's debut album. The album was recorded during summers and other occasions on which Aesop Rock would return home to New York City from college at Boston University. It was mostly recorded in a Manhattan studio where Dub-L and Plain Pat were working as interns. Although the studio was not typically used as a recording studio, it was equipped with impressive technology for the time, including Digital Audio Tape machines, ADAT machines and CD drives capable of burning discs. Aesop Rock's vocals were recorded on an SM58 microphone.

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  • Music for Earthworms is American hip hop artist Aesop Rock's debut album. The album was recorded during summers and other occasions on which Aesop Rock would return home to New York City from college at Boston University. It was mostly recorded in a Manhattan studio where Dub-L and Plain Pat were working as interns. Although the studio was not typically used as a recording studio, it was equipped with impressive technology for the time, including Digital Audio Tape machines, ADAT machines and CD drives capable of burning discs. Aesop Rock's vocals were recorded on an SM58 microphone. Music for Earthworms was ultimately self-distributed. As an unsigned artist, Aesop Rock was responsible for cutting out the album covers and burning the album onto CDs himself. Aesop Rock references the album and its rarity on his 2002 EP Daylight in the track "Alchemy." Blueprint asks: "So why they blaming you for the cats that sleep while the earth turns?" Aesop Rock responds: "Yeah I had em' up all night praying I'd re-release Music For Earthworms." (en)
  • Music for Earthworms è il primo album in studio del rapper statunitense Aesop Rock, pubblicato nel 1997. (it)
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  • None, self-released as a CD-R (en)
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  • Music for Earthworms (en)
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  • featuring Percee P (en)
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  • 1996 (xsd:integer)
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  • Troubled Waters (en)
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  • Shere Kahn (en)
  • The Substance (en)
  • Coward of the Year (en)
  • Live on 89.9FM Nighttrain (en)
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  • Music for Earthworms è il primo album in studio del rapper statunitense Aesop Rock, pubblicato nel 1997. (it)
  • Music for Earthworms is American hip hop artist Aesop Rock's debut album. The album was recorded during summers and other occasions on which Aesop Rock would return home to New York City from college at Boston University. It was mostly recorded in a Manhattan studio where Dub-L and Plain Pat were working as interns. Although the studio was not typically used as a recording studio, it was equipped with impressive technology for the time, including Digital Audio Tape machines, ADAT machines and CD drives capable of burning discs. Aesop Rock's vocals were recorded on an SM58 microphone. (en)
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  • Music for Earthworms (it)
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