Album naming convetion question

so the ae albums have a naming convention that notes which album it is.

incunabula = first (in book terms or something like that)

amber=second light on the traffic lights

tri repetae= three

chastic slide = http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chiastic , related to 4

LP5

draft 7.30 = 7th album

untilted= 8 letters, but might be a coinkydink

so where does confield stand?

it stands on my cd rack between untilted and draft

shut up

come and make me mr. random internet person

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useless posts for a useless thread

  hahathhat said:

it stands on my cd rack between untilted and draft

Mine stand in alphabetical order. :)

the average length of the tracks is around 6 min

look for their follow up to 'Confield" it's called " Children of the Confield"

  tht! tne said:

the average length of the tracks is around 6 min

on confield it is closer to seven than six actually.

so anyone know where the allusion to 6 is in confield?

9 tracks perhaps

I have always wondered why Confield's catalogue number is WARP CD/LP 128 and Untilted's is WARP CD/LP 256, while Draft 7.30's is WARP CD/LP 111...

128*2=256

Confield starts with VI Scose Poise. 6 is written VI in roman numerals.

intriguing

  Enter a new display name said:

while Draft 7.30's is WARP CD/LP 111...

111 is 7 in binary.

  mcbpete said:

  Enter a new display name said:

while Draft 7.30's is WARP CD/LP 111...

111 is 7 in binary.

Seriously!? The plot goes on! :angry:

The Number 23: Autechre Edition

starring Jim Carrey as Rob Brown

Where would Quaristice stand as #9?

Number Nine

Number Nine

Number Nine

Number Nine

Number Nine

(damn I have the Beatles track in my head now)

number 8 *belch*

number 8 *belch*

number 8 *belch*

number 8 *belch*

number 8 *belch*

number 8 *belch*

number 8 *belch*

number 8 *belch*

number 8 *belch*

  Caustic said:

The Number 23: Autechre Edition

 

starring Jim Carrey as Rob Brown

i could tell that movie was a pile of it without even seeing it - i was so glad it bombed. there are other films that do the job much better, they just don't mention 23.

  Springymajig said:

Confield starts with VI Scose Poise. 6 is written VI in roman numerals.

  mcbpete said:

  Enter a new display name said:

while Draft 7.30's is WARP CD/LP 111...

111 is 7 in binary.

  ieafs said:

ah that makes sense cause i always thought that was a pun on:

 

viscose poise... viscose-ity being sort of how gelatinous a liquid is, and poise(es) being a unit of viscose-ity. so that's why they changed it to the roman numerals.

head asplodes

  ieafs said:

  Springymajig said:

Confield starts with VI Scose Poise. 6 is written VI in roman numerals.

ah that makes sense cause i always thought that was a pun on:

 

viscose poise... viscose-ity being sort of how gelatinous a liquid is, and poise(es) being a unit of viscose-ity. so that's why they changed it to the roman numerals.

autechre albums are actually thixatropic

i remember plenty from 7th grade/freshman high chemistry, but i actually learned the word thixatropic from my sister. she's probably going to wind up being a biology or chemistry researcher...

maybe i should try to get her into autechre. for a chemistry class she was taking in college, they had everyone get these scinece-grade tinkertoys that you put together to make models of molecules... she was complaining about them, how fiddly they were - she said that she found it much easier to visualize it, close her eyes and build the model in her head.

i never cared much for the hard sciences; i was always more engineering-oriented. a lot of that is closing your eyes and designing machines in your head, which i find immensely satisfying. so, i was beside myself with happiness to hear that her mind worked like that too, even though she was interested in entirely different things.

i have a feeling that knack (and love!) for visualization is present in a lot of autechre fans.