BUNKUM

This album was/is great, I never got around to buying it for some reason (always streamed it), so this could make be purchase. Edit: Does this not include the album, looks like it's just a DVD of the videos according to bleep? Edit 2: New Riding the Void EP coming soon too. Edit 3: Tracklisting... Edit 4: No more edits.

Guys, this is just an early teaser for the next series of 24, move along.

Thanks for this, much appreciated. I can't imagine he meant to take them all down, why bother uploading a new batch just to delete them all a few hours later? PS. I've haven't read the rest of this thread yet, so if everything's back up by now then the universe is back in balance again.

I've always preferred the Fehlmann albums to the Youth ones, I found The Dream quite dull and I don't revisit Metallic Spheres much

Nice, so only 4 long tracks, looking forward to it.

Currently enjoying 12 Monkeys, I can't remember the film storyline very well at all but this seems totally different other than trying to stop the virus outbreak (obviously)

i guess it's ok to share these publicly (?) https://mega.co.nz/#!KZ8RFbwa!Jh6628NRCDlYCM5V9N7jEyXT_B_RMCbOVEkkrtSp-jk You're a star vincentvc!

Yeah, that sounds familiar, I'd forgotten about Zavvi. Speaking of Fopp, the Nottingham branch has gone really downhill, I used to enjoy a visit to discover the odd £3 bargain and unusual finds the big shops didn't carry but it's like an hmv now, hardly surprising since they own them

Head, that's what used to be Virgin right? I wasn't even aware they were still going. One of my local HMVs had I Care, RDJ and Syro in the vinyl racks last time I looked

HMV? They really know music there... Twins, lol

So you're saying you saw Bjork standing at a show alone and you didn't talk to her!? I would be scared. I've seen videos of her tearing people up. Apparently she's not really friendly to strangers. I saw her maul a reporter once on the news, really scratched into the guys face lol. I could be missing some context though, maybe she's super friendly who knows. I remember that, from Wikipedia...On 13 January 2008, Björk attacked a photographer who had photographed her arrival at Auckland International Airport in New Zealand for her scheduled performance at the Big Day Out festival.[62] Björk allegedly tore the photographer's shirt down the back, and in the process she fell to the ground.[63] Neither the photographer nor his employer, The New Zealand Herald, lodged a formal complaint, and Auckland police did not investigate further. EDIT: Or maybe it's this incident? In 1996, Björk arrived at Bangkok International Airport with her son Sindri after a long haul flight when Julie Kaufman, a female reporter, greeted Björk with "Welcome to Bangkok", which was then followed by Björk's attacking her and knocking her to the ground. Björk has said that the reason for the attack was that the reporters in the airport started talking to her son, saying such things as, "It must be hard to be the son of a pop star." Björk's record company also said that the reporter had been pestering Björk for four days. Björk later apologized to Kaufman, who declined to involve the police. The incident would appear on the TruTV series TruTV Presents: World's Dumbest... and VH1's "100 Most Shocking Moments in Rock and Roll".

No, it was Melody Maker

Amusing read, was Rebellious Jukebox a feature in Wire magazine? Anyway, Hello (Aphex Twin mixes) anyone? Is this article a complete RDJ pisstake?

I really like Big Yellow Taxi for some reason so to have an AFX track sample it is a treat. I'm a bit less passionate about Pink Floyd (the track) but I think that's only because I'm oblivious to the band anyway. Speaking of samples, the Robocop and Night Of The Living Dead tracks are amazing too, and the unusualness of such obvious samples makes them all the more interesting. Yes, those other tracks work. Maybe a few more listens needed

Listened to them all twice now (some more), which doesn't seem like much but that's over 22 hours! Anyway I think more or less all of them have something great about them, definitely preferred the second play. The only tracks I'm not really feeling so far are Pink Floyd and Parking Lot, I can't get past the samples, seems really un-Aphex like to be so obvious. Do you think they may be some of his oldest recordings, when we was starting out and using the samples as a basis? This is great

says who? Source: http://forum.watmm.com/topic/86647-patiently-awaiting-u-ziq-soundcloud-dump/ Nothing confirmed, but Rixxx says that he has been going through his tapes and at the very least contemplating it. Wow, that would be great, do it Mike.

says who? Somerset Avenue Tracks anyone?

sekonda (steve reich vibes ) is great but at the beginning there is a melody which "in my opinion" sounds completly wrong regarding bpm.first i thought youtube might be open and some other track is playing. strange. The track seems to me that he's just recorded him 'jamming' on an idea. Got a bit running as the basis, then testing out melodies, changes, etc. I absolutely love it, don't get me wrong. Probably my favorite track from all this. But it doesn't sound like a 'finished' take. Maybe he just needed more time on it? * I'll get my coat

Hi Bob, Welcome to Richard's 155 step programme.

This spreadsheet probably has everything you're looking for, including the upload order for those two deleted tracks: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/11ouNaaVrNp60Ib34Kp0TO1n1XSc7-9DvfiZ9ZiTiD2c/htmlview?sle=true#gid=0 I'd like to thank whoever did this spreadsheet, a great way to get all the little titbits of info. Is there any way to save a link to it my Google docs otherwise I'll lose it?

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Huw_Morgan hmmm, I think I prefer my theory, have you even heard his show?

I'm probably being a bit of an echo here but, WOW… sekonda

Bob Morgan

Thanks

I need more ears