mangle 11 (CIRCUIT BENT VIP MIX)

that reminds me i have been meaning to get this on 12" for ages

  On 10/14/2008 at 8:26 AM, the televisor said:

this is heavy, has he got anymore tracks like this? i havent checked any compilations with him on

I'd say his box energy remix is pretty on par with this. somewhere in between mangle 11 and run the place red remix = box energy remix.

  On 11/16/2009 at 1:51 AM, jefferoo said:

*bump*

Awesome track. The 6 min version is better, imo.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hrma8pXhcCs

A first for me

can anyone spot the pierre henry sample in this track?

100 points to whoever gets it.

  On 12/3/2009 at 4:22 PM, winky said:

can anyone spot the pierre henry sample in this track?

 

100 points to whoever gets it.

You mean the Pierre Schaeffer right?

is there even a difference between the 3 minute and six minute versions besides the length and fadeout?

Yeah, the six minute version fills out your tax return forms.

lol

  On 12/3/2009 at 9:28 PM, futureimage said:

  On 12/3/2009 at 4:22 PM, winky said:

can anyone spot the pierre henry sample in this track?

 

100 points to whoever gets it.

You mean the Pierre Schaeffer right?

looks like minus 100 points to winky then

lol, am i the only one here who thinks Aphex Twin is 'referencing' or parodying Squarepusher at the end of track in that breakdown with the voice sample?

which part exactly?

"vip mix" doesn't sound very idm

the part at 3:40 sounds a lot like a similar part with a voice sample breakdown in 'my fucking sound' (undetermined song) by squarepusher and also the very end 5:00 and on sounds like an attempt to evoke those squarepusher spring reverb bursts that he started doing a lot on Go Plastic and after. since this is only Aphex Twin's 2nd song to make use of the amen break in full (no the individual snare hits on Hangable autobulb dont count) its understandable he might take some (or possibly parody) techniques from master Jenkinson

i guess it's possible, but i just like it for what it is. A fucking masterpiece.

The track always sounded like an homage or Aphex just trying to outdo Squarepusher.

the way the amen flows in this track is pure aphex. i've never heard anyone else manipulate the break in the same way. people are just more used to squarepusher doing the amen drill.

Its possible. I think Ceephax inspired analord too maybe.

  On 12/5/2009 at 1:09 AM, LUDD said:

  On 12/3/2009 at 9:28 PM, futureimage said:

  On 12/3/2009 at 4:22 PM, winky said:

can anyone spot the pierre henry sample in this track?

 

100 points to whoever gets it.

You mean the Pierre Schaeffer right?

 

 

looks like minus 100 points to winky then

ok, its henry and schaeffer together. my bad. i picked a bad question cause i have it but the track is just called "Pierre Schaeffer & Pierre Henry - sy5".

i tried to attach it but i've caned my upload limit.

shall we split the 100 points three ways?

Points for everyone!

here here!

  On 12/5/2009 at 7:03 PM, marf said:

I think Ceephax inspired analord too

and me

*collects points*

One of my favorite tracks ever, thanks to the brilliant minimal melody/atmosphere.

fuck

  On 12/5/2009 at 5:32 AM, John Ehrlichman said:

...since this is only Aphex Twin's 2nd song to make use of the amen break in full (no the individual snare hits on Hangable autobulb dont count) its understandable he might take some (or possibly parody) techniques from master Jenkinson

Whats the other one?