Aphex Twin: Richard D. James Album
CML call number: CD/ROCK/Aphex
Contents: "The First Side": 4, Cornish Acid, Peek 824545201, Fingerbib, Corn Mouth, To Cure a Weakling Child, Goon Gumpas, Yellow Calx; "Second Side": Girl/Boy Song, Logon Rock Witch, Milkman, Inkeys, Girl/Boy (£18 Snare Rush Mix), Beetles, Girl/Boy (Redruth Mix). "Written and produced by me [Aphex Twin, i.e., Richard D. James]."
According to Wikipedia: "Richard D. James was born to Welsh parents … in 1971. … He started producing music at the age of 12 … The first Aphex Twin album … was released in 1992. … In 1995 … he began releasing more material composed on computers, and embraced a more drum and bass sound mixed with a nostalgic childhood theme and strange computer generated acid lines."
Kelefa Sanneh wrote in the New York Times: "In 1996, he released 'Richard D. James Album' (Warp), named after himself, which solidified his reputation as one of Britain's greatest electronic composers. …" ("Playlist: Bubbly Confections and Reckless Jams," 11/6/05).
Caution: coarse language occurs on one track ("Milkman").
Contents: "The First Side": 4, Cornish Acid, Peek 824545201, Fingerbib, Corn Mouth, To Cure a Weakling Child, Goon Gumpas, Yellow Calx; "Second Side": Girl/Boy Song, Logon Rock Witch, Milkman, Inkeys, Girl/Boy (£18 Snare Rush Mix), Beetles, Girl/Boy (Redruth Mix). "Written and produced by me [Aphex Twin, i.e., Richard D. James]."
According to Wikipedia: "Richard D. James was born to Welsh parents … in 1971. … He started producing music at the age of 12 … The first Aphex Twin album … was released in 1992. … In 1995 … he began releasing more material composed on computers, and embraced a more drum and bass sound mixed with a nostalgic childhood theme and strange computer generated acid lines."
Kelefa Sanneh wrote in the New York Times: "In 1996, he released 'Richard D. James Album' (Warp), named after himself, which solidified his reputation as one of Britain's greatest electronic composers. …" ("Playlist: Bubbly Confections and Reckless Jams," 11/6/05).
Caution: coarse language occurs on one track ("Milkman").
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