Autechre - Medrey [Tri Repetae / Japanese Bonus Track]
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2024
- Features on the Japanese version of the album Tri Repetae
Sony Records -- SRCS 7958
www.discogs.com...
I do not own this, only sharing this gem for others to enjoy....
![Sanq [Autechre Mix]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/nRTc7URwOE8/mqdefault.jpg)
![Sanq [Autechre Mix]](/img/tr.png)
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I missed this despite purchasing Tri Repetae++ which in all honesty this should of made it on to.
autechre number 1! f*ck aphextwin |||||| f*ck monolake, fuckkkkk me2 (?)
40steden 15city ?
well someone stole my ++ album, so now i have an excuse to find a version with this on it too
There was a trend for Japanese versions to have exclusive content, as the Jp distributors wanted to avoid their domestic market being overrun with European/US imports.
beauty, must be related to Cipater?
Close enough
。。。Gurgling frog metallurgy + Grass blades for bass guitar chords + Ticket-sorting cricket-machine 。。。
just me or is there a similarity to keyboard compositions here and the 1st track, Cipater, from the 1997 Chiastic Slide album.
+Neil Hynes Yes, exactly, in the synths used, the approach to melody, and the interaction between the melody and the repeating surface textural sounds. This song is more Chiastic Slide than Tri Repetae.
Totally. Flat e minor Asia sounding feel similar note cords. The slide album has a distinct scratchy washboard sound infused throughout the album
=^*^5
Thanks for posting this. Listening to Tri Repetae on repeat for about 2 years was one of maybe a handful of true musical revelations I've had in my life. This joint just completed that journey.
I instantly think of Metroid, the Alien movie, and vintage 3D computer graphics. Such evocative sounds these 90s UK electronic groups have created.
Funny enough, Autechre helped with Metroid Prime 1's soundtrack.
@@purplesamurai5205 Not really. Retro Studios originally requested wanted to have them do the soundtrack (hence why Sean and Rob get a special thanks in the credits) but Nintendo said no, and brought in Kenji Yamamoto the composer of Super Metroid instead. But maybe he brought in some Autechre influence along the way since you can still hear some resemblance. Probably still my favorite game soundtrack regardless
@@DSoverPSP In the special thanks section of the original American release, Autechre is thanked. So my claim wasn't wrong. Autechre helped with the soundtrack. Also, I thought I heard that they helped a bit with SFX.
@@purplesamurai5205It would be super cool if they did actually help out with the soundtrack but the fact is Nintendo never hired or contracted them, they hired Kenji Yamamoto after declining the Retro's sound team's request to bring in Autechre. Their place in the special thanks is more of a courtesy what-could-have-been thing, otherwise they would've been credited under music/sound design.
For sound FX there was some initial work from Tommy Tallarico's studios (really it was the guy under Tommy doing the work, I hate that I forgot his name because it turns out Tommy's an asshole who likes to steal credit from people). Some beam weapon sounds and stuff. But the bulk of the sound design was by Clark Wen. There's a really good interview with Clark over on the Kiwi Talkz channel where he talks about the Autechre thing in some more detail too.
Fingers crossed for Prime 4 tho!
@@purplesamurai5205 Double checked both the Clark Wen interview and Sean's Twitch AMA where he discussed it from his end. Basically Retro initially reached out to them to discuss making the soundtrack, so Autechre came down to meet with them in Austin and both parties were really excited about it. But then Nintendo said no for whatever reason, brought in their own in-house composer Kenji Yamamoto instead and that was that on Autechre's end. Kenji's initial direction for the soundtrack was a lot more guitar based ("like Steve Vai meets Sun Ra" according to Wen), which didn't match the tone Retro was looking for, so they sent him some of Autechre's music to use as a guiding example, and then we ended up with the final soundtrack from Kenji that we hear in the game. Retro apparently also used some of their music as a placeholder when they were testing demo levels. So Sean and Rob got a special thanks in the credits, for their initial talks and big influence (but *not* direct involvement) on the soundtrack. Hope that makes sense
Wilson Frank Moore Barbara Thomas Richard
WOW, i missed this one back in the day.
thanks for this post, the track rocks!
🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊⛱️
@Lehis Ihnatko
You're ducking fumb, some of us actually like Autechre especially their recent stuff.
I will always wonder how were they able to make these mechanical sounds in the mid 90s or where did they got them from
Do you think they named this track "Medrey" for the Japanese edition on purpose?
Lol, good point. Probably.
For sure, sounds like a medley of their stuff from those years.
fuckingwerd
it will be..... but, then what?
beast
From the mists of time ......... splat!
needs a drum beat
it has beat ,can you feel it?
listen harder
it has shuffling percussion. listen closer, it sounds like a street sweeper
it would get full of stupid fans who listen to it just be "cool", and not actually appreciate it
Are there people like this?
Wut?
i listen to be cool because i appreciate it. what am i?
oops i just farded
Moist
So tired of people making this joke about ae. It's not funny, its just crass and immature ad nauseam. I'm not some kind of pretentious elitist with a stick up my ass, either, I just think the joke is unfunny and I don't like music I enjoy to be associated with an unpleasant bodily function.