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Richard D. James Album by Aphex Twin

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Tracklist

    Track     Duration Listeners
1 4 (LP Version) 3:35 1,405
2 Cornish Acid (LP Version) 2:14 1,235
3 Peek 824545201 3:04 88,933
4 Finger Bib (LP Version) 3:48 1,309
5 Corn Mouth (LP Version) 2:32 1,145
6 To Cure A Weakling Child (LP Version) 4:02 1,180
7 Goon Gumpas (LP Version) 2:02 1,400
8 Yellow Calx (LP Version) 3:02 1,307
9 Girl/Boy (LP Version) 4:46 1,372
10 Logl/Rock Witch (LP Version) 3:31 1,234
11 Milkman (LP Version) 4:08 1,247
12 Inkeys (LP Version) 1:24 1,066
13 Girl/Boy (L 18 Snore Rush Mix) 1:57 1,505
14 Beetles (LP Version) 1:30 1,318
15 Girl/Boy (Redruth mix) 1:37 17,015
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About this album

Rhino/London-Sire (1997) Released: 28 Jan 1997 15 tracks (43:12)
Released in November 4, 1996 on Warp Records, the work features use of software synthesizers and is an archetype in the drill ‘n bass genre.
The American, Canadian, and Australian versions of this album contain five extra tracks that had previously been released in the UK as the b-sides of the Girl/Boy EP.
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  • sunheadbowed

    "cute" and "nice" are not very good adjectives to use for this album!

    February 2012

  • fakszirak

    pedotwin

    January 2012

  • SAC666

    i want that face as a mask :|

    January 2012

  • naynay1129

    the cover is scary

    December 2011

  • mk741

    The album cover is iconic [5] It's actually my desktop background atm. Great album too, Fingerbib being my fave track.

    December 2011

  • KeithKokain

    Richard D James, great album, great man.

    November 2011

  • Lewis-Jenkins

    I was first introduced to the the world of Richard D.James through the means of his track "Come to Daddy [Pappy mix]". I absolutely fell in love with the video it coincided with and deicide to investigate this elusive musician further, only to find out he also had released a glorious abundance of peaceful, heart warming and sometimes slightly macabre pieces of ambient music. While I do prefer his ambient works, I always seems to be drawn back to this particular album, regardless of the fact I actually don't usually like the sort of genre it fits into at all...

    September 2011

  • nospr

    The album cover is iconic [4]. Best album art of all time. Best thing to change people backgrounds to when they aren't looking.

    August 2011

  • DEATHINFIREX

    Though this isn't bad by any means either.

    July 2011

  • DEATHINFIREX

    Selected Ambient Works is much better.

    July 2011

  • IAJP

    v refer to 'carn mouth' to disprove your theory.

    June 2011

  • JimmyCos

    The cover is nothing like the album, the music it's cute and nice.

    May 2011

  • ZuhoFM

    When album cover is like that the album must be godly, and it is. So damn intense but smooth at the same time.

    April 2011

  • BrutalWarCry

    lol why isn't last.fm counting my scrobbles for this album, I have nearly 2000 plays of it yet it says I'm about 1300

    April 2011

  • Necromanticman

    The album cover is iconic [3]

    March 2011

  • M-Mayakovski

    The album cover is iconic [2]

    March 2011

  • BrutalWarCry

    Could people please change the scrobbles for Logon Rock Witch and Corn Mouth to Logan Rock Witch and Carn Marth? Those titles aren't the actual ones.

    March 2011

  • DJ_WRF

    The album cover is iconic

    March 2011

  • mrpaul01

    that face is creepy as hell!

    February 2011

  • Mournheim

    Cover artwork sucks big time.

    February 2011
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