When CTD came out what was your reactiion forget video

I thought it was sort of dubsteppy sort of but just not as good, bro

It's all about Contour Regard for me, oh and little lord faulteroy mix

Decent track, but it's definitely not the best on the album. (let's face it, it's not really an EP is it?)

Video is obviously great too, and paired with the tune it was an experience way ahead of its time.

Come to Daddy was also my introduction to RDJ, but I honestly can't remember where I first heard it. It definitely wasn't the video as I remember first seeing that late one night on the Q music channel, after already being familiar with the album. Maybe it was from watching CKY2K, or maybe it was a random internet find? Fuck knows, but I wish I could remember.

  On 11/3/2014 at 2:40 PM, valleyinaire said:

Decent track, but it's definitely not the best on the album. (let's face it, it's not really an EP is it?)

 

yup, its longer than original RDJ

because of this trak i started aphex

  On 11/3/2014 at 11:03 AM, Marked x 0ne said:

I thought it was sort of dubsteppy sort of but just not as good, bro

 

 

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I dreaded someone saying that.

I love this ep. One hundred per cent fucking classic. The title track I never play but I'm glad it exists. If you get my drift. It's like pure sonic pop art, a throwaway tune but highly essential. It shows the fine line trod between the prankster and the artist. Some of the other tracks on here I'd put in my Aphex top 10

So much brilliance on this ep. And the brilliance is continued with Windowlicker.

I bought that CD on release day @ Best Buy and my mates were like "what happened to him?" LOL

  On 11/4/2014 at 7:42 PM, Rubin Farr said:

I bought that CD on release day @ Best Buy and my mates were like "what happened to him?" LOL

Something happened to him? Oh no!

Some lovely breaks during the last minute of the tune, I also really love following the vocal manipulation throughout come to daddy. Every tune on this ep is a ridiculously experimental cornucopia of technique, emotion, & style.