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  On 1/13/2011 at 7:01 PM, marf said:

analord ten has the best of both worlds. analog + digital manipulation

 

 

Sorry, mate, just couldn't resist !

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uVjRe8QXFHY&ob=av2nm

 

:cisfor:

 

(nice timbre here tho)

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I only recently took the digital plunge. After buying 11 12"'s I felt a little used and toyed with when the mp3's came about. But another £38.50 in his coffers and I don't regret a thing. More than any of his other work, I think the series is a great bed for existing. Just playing under life as it ticks along, commuting and walking. The textures, melodies and propulsion washing around you like a lapping lagoon. Stand out tracks and flitting, fleeting diversions, it's a wonderful body of work. Even now I can't pin down my favourite tracks, they're always in flux.

It seems a fair point in ways that it only gets so much attention because its RDJ, but that attention is earned. The trust accrued after years of wonderful music. I've stopped myself reaching for the skip before, when his music is at its most caustic and abrasive, knowing that there'll likely be a payoff. Also, I'm sure it's true that it bears this much analysis because we've been somewhat starved of new material in the past few years. But, as a soundtrack to my life, it's unrivaled. And I'd imagine I'm not alone in that sentiment. Analogue love to you all.

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  On 1/14/2011 at 12:42 AM, BCM said:

hi richard

 

thanks, bc if you didn't say it, I sure was

"we r controlled by the most boring cunts imaginable" -rdj

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  On 1/13/2011 at 8:46 PM, Wergle The Proud said:

I only recently took the digital plunge. After buying 11 12"'s I felt a little used and toyed with when the mp3's came about. But another £38.50 in his coffers and I don't regret a thing. More than any of his other work, I think the series is a great bed for existing. Just playing under life as it ticks along, commuting and walking. The textures, melodies and propulsion washing around you like a lapping lagoon. Stand out tracks and flitting, fleeting diversions, it's a wonderful body of work. Even now I can't pin down my favourite tracks, they're always in flux.

It seems a fair point in ways that it only gets so much attention because its RDJ, but that attention is earned. The trust accrued after years of wonderful music. I've stopped myself reaching for the skip before, when his music is at its most caustic and abrasive, knowing that there'll likely be a payoff. Also, I'm sure it's true that it bears this much analysis because we've been somewhat starved of new material in the past few years. But, as a soundtrack to my life, it's unrivaled. And I'd imagine I'm not alone in that sentiment. Analogue love to you all.

 

yes yes yes

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thank God for the Analord series. I never got into it as much as the older stuff. now is the time. definitely experiencing a revitalized interest!!!

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  On 1/9/2011 at 4:00 PM, azatoth said:

I still think that would Analord have been done by anyone else than Aphex, you lot wouldn't be gushing over it as much you do. Most of you would have probably never even heard of it.

the amount of shit that is happening ALL the time in tracks like Pissed up make me think otherwise. but that's one of the "chillest" tracks in the series....

  On 11/24/2015 at 12:29 PM, Salvatorin said:

I feel there is a baobab tree growing out of my head, its leaves stretch up to the heavens

  

 

 

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Not as into it as the rest of you. I think it's more for a casual listen, and I'm not really into that sort of thing. I feel the same way about Ambient Works 85-92.

 

Analogue 10 is fantastic though. I was disappointed in the Analords before I heard those two tracks. There's a couple other goodies but those two stick out for me.

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If it is all made with Reason he is using really good samples or layering 100 synths at a time. He could do the drums with Reason though as all he would need is to have the samples. I will say it is documented that Aphex showed Luke Vibert beta versions of Reason and I imagine that he uses it to some extent even if it is just when he is traveling. I find time-stretching to be a little challenging with Reason though and Aphex is spot on with that.

 

As far the series goes, I find interesting things about it the more I listen. It is really important to listen to Aphex with a good set of headphones as I have discovered a lot of sounds that I wouldn't normally be able to hear. There are layers in many of his songs that might be mixed just low enough to be almost inaudible. I think the series does a good job of balancing the hook with the experimental, but Aphex has always done a good job of walking that fine line. Comparing it to his other works I couldn't say that I think it is better or worse. I think he continually gets better at what he does, but for me Analord was him both showing us his roots and taking it a step further. He made these spectacularly poppy acid songs and avoided being cheesy, and that on top of the lush analogue sounds is what the series was all about.

There will be new love from the ashes of us.

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I seriously am disgusted by old pitchfork reviews of classic electronic releases

 

http://pitchfork.com/reviews/albums/11631-analord-1-analord-2/

 

what scumbags!

 

 

 

 

 

anyway, Analord series is meant to be heard in Ep format from 1 to 11 in my opinion. Chosen Lords just isn't the same

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If you haven't got an unstoppable erection by the time you finish listening to steppingfilter101 for the first time then you're not doing it right.

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  On 8/31/2011 at 6:59 AM, Doom said:

But I recently bought some Analord from the rephlex site, and that was some 3,4 weeks ago and my order still reads ''NEW waiting to be proceeded''

wait a second! are you saying you tried to buy digital copies from the rephlex site and it's not letting you download them yet?! :cerious:

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  On 8/31/2011 at 8:34 PM, Bubz said:
  On 8/31/2011 at 6:59 AM, Doom said:

But I recently bought some Analord from the rephlex site, and that was some 3,4 weeks ago and my order still reads ''NEW waiting to be proceeded''

wait a second! are you saying you tried to buy digital copies from the rephlex site and it's not letting you download them yet?! :cerious:

 

I have already payed, for nothing as it turns out. I can't download them

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