Analord Retrospective

Now that some time has passed, and if you were going to release a single-disc, "best of analord" compilation, which of the analord tracks would you include???

I only have one track, xmd5a, and I love the ANALord out of it.

there are prolly just enough to fit a cd.. hmm

Analord, Condensed

tracklist

1. Steppingfilter 101

2. Laricheard

3. Klopjob

4. Crying in Your Face

5. Cilonen

6. I'm Self-Employed

7. AFX Acid 04

8. the first one on analord 8

9. any random track from 9, I don't remember much about it

10. Fenix Funk 5

11. XMD5a

12. the first one on analord 11

i actually did this a while ago while burning some cds

1. Steppingfilter 101

2. MC-4 Acid

3/4/5/6. All of Analord 2

7. Boxing Day

8. Midievil Rave 1

9. Crying In Your Face

10. AFX Acid 04

11. PWSteal.LDPinch.D

12. W32.Deadcode.A

13. Fenixfunk 5

14. XMD5A

15. VBS.Redlof.B

as you can see i liked analord 2

Fenix Funk 5

VBS.Redlof.b

Pwsteal.Ldpinch

Klopjob

I'm Self Emplyed

Crying In Your Face

Halibut Acid

Homemade Polysynth

Lisbon Acid

and like others i can never remember the names to

all of them, analord is among aphex best outputs

yes, it would be interesting to see which tracks 'phlex will choose too.

The more I investigate Analord, the better it gets.

3CD Triple Album... the running order should be tweaked a little, but I'd include everything from 1-11 (not including bonus tracks.) There's something fitting about this music being presented like that, it's an exploration and each track serves a purpose. Some work better as interludes and some are standouts, but everything feels like it needs to be included.

  On 1/6/2006 at 8:18 PM, MMBKG said:

The more I investigate Analord, the better it gets.

This

I like it just how it is... though I think a double disc CD release would have been much better. I think the Analords as a collection includes some of Richards finest moments and best work. Drukqs although contains his truly highest moments, Fenix Funk and XMD 5a both hold up, and in some ways I think the looseness of the analogs vs. the structured chaos of drukqs brings back that old nostalgic AFX, that homemade feeling. Perhaps it is just nostalgia, but as time passes I find myself getting addicted to the "analord" and "tuss" sound, and I find myself moving away from his digital era (RDJ album, Windowlicker, Come To Daddy)... Drukqs still blows my mind though. I don't really think it can be compared to anything else, I'm just glad it exists

A side:

stepping filter 101

love 7

where's your girlfriend

klop job

analoggins

pissed up in se1

snivel chew

xmd5a

canticle drawl

B side:

crying in your face

in the maze park

halibut acid

fenix funk 5

i'm self employed

afx acid 04 (pitch dup version)

boxing day

W32 deadcode A

home made polysynth

bonus disco:

backdoor berbew q

breath march

backdoor spyboter

backdoor netshadow

bodmin 3

bwoon dub

phonatacid

I just burn the new tracks on a CD and listen to them in alphabetical order

they fit pretty much exactly on one CD

coincidence?

  On 1/6/2006 at 8:18 PM, MMBKG said:

The more I investigate Analord, the better it gets.

I will 3rd that notion.

thread needs more halibut acid mention