SAW1 chronological order

does anoyone on here know in what chronological order the tracks of SAW1 were roughly produced?

I don't remember how i know this ,

(By the way , the "82" is a gimmick/lie , he didn't produce any music at 13 , he started at 17)

We are the Music Makers

Tha

Hedphelym

Actium

Xtal

I

Heliosphan

PulseWitdh

Ageispolis

Ptolemy

Delphium

Schottkey 7th Path

Green Calx

^That looks about right to me. Also I'm pretty sure he revised at least some of the tracks for the album (apparently Xtal didn't originally feature sampled drums), so what sounds oldest might not necessarily be the oldest.

yes!nice!

  On 10/17/2010 at 6:10 PM, Boxing Day said:

(By the way , the "82" is a gimmick/lie

what?

  On 10/17/2010 at 6:10 PM, Boxing Day said:

I don't remember how i know this ,

 

(By the way , the "82" is a gimmick/lie , he didn't produce any music at 13 , he started at 17)

you mean 85-92, not 82. he woulda been around 14/15 in 1985 - a good time to start experimenting with music equipment.

a lot of people pick up instruments around that age. Aphex just happened to record all his shit. and his shit was shit hot. lol

  On 10/17/2010 at 10:53 PM, sirch said:

  On 10/17/2010 at 6:10 PM, Boxing Day said:

I don't remember how i know this ,

 

(By the way , the "82" is a gimmick/lie , he didn't produce any music at 13 , he started at 17)

 

you mean 85-92, not 82. he woulda been around 14/15 in 1985 - a good time to start experimenting with music equipment.

a lot of people pick up instruments around that age. Aphex just happened to record all his shit. and his shit was shit hot. lol

yea mate.

only thing that made him different from people starting experimenting at that age, was that he was fucking good

anyone know where the train on green calx was sampled from

i was about to post that green calx was one of the oldest tracks, lol, obviously i had it backwards

@Scrambled Ears

aside from the known Robocop samples (wiki: "Green Calx" contains samples from RoboCop: the dinosaur's popping eyes during the 6000 SUX TV ad, the ED-209 robot trying to go downstairs without success, and the sound of RoboCop browsing faces of criminals in the police archives computer.),

Wikipedia states these:

"Green Calx" also contains a faint sample of the vocal from "Fodderstompf" by Public Image Ltd, as well as from the opening titles of John Carpenter's 1982 film The Thing.

maybe that answers your question.

Yeah , I meant 85

  On 10/18/2010 at 12:26 AM, Das Gespenst said:

@Scrambled Ears

 

aside from the known Robocop samples (wiki: "Green Calx" contains samples from RoboCop: the dinosaur's popping eyes during the 6000 SUX TV ad, the ED-209 robot trying to go downstairs without success, and the sound of RoboCop browsing faces of criminals in the police archives computer.),

 

Wikipedia states these:

 

"Green Calx" also contains a faint sample of the vocal from "Fodderstompf" by Public Image Ltd, as well as from the opening titles of John Carpenter's 1982 film The Thing.

 

maybe that answers your question.

the beginning is so damn similar to Station to Station