tracklisting and whatever Intro: Aphex Twin - Ventolin [...I Care Because You Do] 1. 1:35: Stock, Hausen & Walkman - Ice Worm Cocktail [Stop!] 2. 5:30: Iannis Xenakis - La Legende D'eer [La Legende D'eer] 3. 14:00: Oval - The Politics of Digital Audio [Systemisch] 4. 18:15: Yona-Kit - Frankenbitch [Yona-Kit] 5. 24:10: Aphex Twin - Icct Hedral [...I Care Because You Do] 6. 26:42: AFX - Children Talking [Hangable Auto Bulb] 7. 32:59: Moondog Jr. - Love 609 [Everyday I Wear A Greasy Black Feather On My Hat] 8. 36:04: Species of Fish - Dumb World [Songs of a Dumb World] 9. 42:24: Dadawa - Home Without Shadow [Sister Drum]
analogue bublbath! what do it win?! haha, since im here thanks for all the tunes richard < i've been listening for about 15 years and now i am all grown up > *flowers*
Intro: Aphex Twin - Ventolin [...I Care Because You Do] 1. 1:35: Stock, Hausen & Walkman - Ice Worm Cocktail [Stop!] 2. 5:30: Iannis Xenakis - La Legende D'eer [La Legende D'eer] 3. 14:00: Oval - The Politics of Digital Audio [Systemisch] 4. 18:15: Yona-Kit - Frankenbitch [Yona-Kit] 5. 24:10: Aphex Twin - Icct Hedral [...I Care Because You Do] 6. 26:42: AFX - Children Talking [Hangable Auto Bulb] 7. 32:59: Moondog Jr. - Love 609 [Everyday I Wear A Greasy Black Feather On My Hat] 8. 36:04: Species of Fish - Dumb World [Songs of a Dumb World] 9. 42:24: Dadawa - Home Without Shadow [Sister Drum]
The Oval track is really cool, I've got 94 Diskont and 'Do While' is a great track. But I do think that the glitch scene became better about 2000, with the classic Click n Cuts series.
I remember this show! This is a pretty good example of the fuckin weird stuff Mixing it would showcase on Friday nights, even farther out than Peel at his freakiest. - Such an odd show for an otherwise pretty stuffy and old fashioned BBC classical radio station.
I don't understand ! Like lot of French I'm a big shit in english. So, it would be very nice if someone make me a summary of what Richard James said. Then I translate. :)
He was saying that he makes some of his own instruments and keeps them in his parents house in Wales. He'll make a bunch of samples at his parent's then take them to London that will keep him busy for about 4 months. He also mentioned he likes about 1% of Jungle because he likes the crazy rhythms and he's inspired by the Jungle tracks his mare Luke Vibert makes. He also said he used to make a track in a day. Now he takes his time and he spends about 3-4 days making a track.
Ventolin is amazing. You must be from this new weak ass generation of kids that only likes soft fluffy crap all the time. That's why music now has no balls, no fire, no energy whatsoever. All sounds like it can be played in a library or office somewhere as to make people as comfortable as possible at all times.
I know this is an old comment, but there is a group called "Stock, Hausen and Walkman" which I believe is not affiliated with the composer Karlheinz Stockhausen, although it is a play on his name (among other things.)
What?! It's one of Aphex Twin's best...he even put out a single of that song so I guess Aphex twin doesn't know what's good. You must be from this new weak ass generation of kids that only likes soft fluffy crap all the time. That's why music now has no balls, no fire, no energy whatsoever. All sounds like it can be played in a library or office somewhere as to make people as comfortable as possible at all times.
Karlheinz Stockhausen was producing pretentious, unlistenable twaddle just to get attention when my parents were teenagers. It was pointless rubbish lacking talent and musicality then, just as it is now. Nothing I've heard of his work has altered that in over a generation. I'm not a fan boy of RDJ's works, some's good, especially his ambient work, some not so great but still recognisable as music, IMHO. But I'd at least acknowledge that he makes music that people can and still do go to listen to, live, for enjoyment rather than a snotty talking point in a vain attempt to elevate one's pitiful social status. The fact that those other irrelevants of society, critics, ("oh, darrrling") love KS tells you every last thing you need to know and ignore. But the real measure of RDJ as a person over Karlheinz is that he doesn't knock other composers. As soon as you start making cynical, snide remarks about a new generation of artists, you instantly lose your relevance. Not that the German gentleman ever had any, unlike some of his fellow countrymen and women, later electronic composers such as Kraftwerk, Tangerine Dream, Propaganda, Phaebel or Martin Sturtzer, to name just a few. Well done RDJ for not taking the bait.
What's with all these guys going into a purely experimental direction? No composure at all, no pattern to follow.. absolutel rubbish. Richard, don't lie you don't listen to that shit lol
Meanwhile Iannis Xenaxis in one of RDJ's influences. LOL you're the kind of person that's the reason he shunned mainstream success for most of his career.
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Starting off with "Ventolin?" He means business!
tracklisting and whatever
Intro: Aphex Twin - Ventolin [...I Care Because You Do]
1. 1:35: Stock, Hausen & Walkman - Ice Worm Cocktail [Stop!]
2. 5:30: Iannis Xenakis - La Legende D'eer [La Legende D'eer]
3. 14:00: Oval - The Politics of Digital Audio [Systemisch]
4. 18:15: Yona-Kit - Frankenbitch [Yona-Kit]
5. 24:10: Aphex Twin - Icct Hedral [...I Care Because You Do]
6. 26:42: AFX - Children Talking [Hangable Auto Bulb]
7. 32:59: Moondog Jr. - Love 609 [Everyday I Wear A Greasy Black Feather On My Hat]
8. 36:04: Species of Fish - Dumb World [Songs of a Dumb World]
9. 42:24: Dadawa - Home Without Shadow [Sister Drum]
THANK YOU! \😸/
Thank you❤️
This is fantastic.........far better than the usual rubbish on the radio, almost better than Peel!!!!
SHOUT OUT TO MELT BANANA AT 17:40 :D
that beat in the beginning sounds like some fucking new new grime coming out from mumdance or something and it was before1995 ! just so wicked
So ahead of its time
35 Japan is also similar
Sounds a lot like Sophie as well
M A S H E D
P O T A T O E S
Out of all his tunes, that Track ‘Children Talking’ was what converted me, got me into aphex twin. Listening to that high in 2010 was something else.
why in gods name have i never heard this interview
Because Radio 3 tends to be there for the pretentious middle classes with nothing useful to contribute to the world.
@@2112jonr what
Recorded during one of my favorite musical “eras” of his. Hangable Auto Bulb is so goddamn good
I can't believe Children Talking was once played on BBC Radio
Unfathomable isn't it?
not only that but bbc radio 3 only plays classical music as far as i know
massssssssssssssssssssshheddd potaaaaaatooooooooooooooooooossssssss
mashed potatoes!? why do you hate mashed potatoes?
Oh, get me a shirt...
What an amazing show!
''I could get into it if I was like drunk or something''
ha-ha.
analogue bublbath! what do it win?! haha, since im here thanks for all the tunes richard < i've been listening for about 15 years and now i am all grown up >
*flowers*
Love that Radio 3 ran this show.
11:27 listen to that l a u g h
JJJAJHHHHJKLLLLL,MMMMM,,,,,,@,@,,,,,%,
I love the Oval track.
Thanks for the upload!
Those last two tracks were incredible. The rest of it (with the exception of the AFX stuff and the Oval track) was pretty diabolical lol.
Very good interview, great post.
I'd say interesting interviewee, not so great interviewer. The man didn't even know of the film Forbidden Planet. Better research needed.
Great show, really interesting insights to the man.
Thank you for this my friend.
damn really I/we NEED the tracklist from this show.
Intro: Aphex Twin - Ventolin [...I Care Because You Do]
1. 1:35: Stock, Hausen & Walkman - Ice Worm Cocktail [Stop!]
2. 5:30: Iannis Xenakis - La Legende D'eer [La Legende D'eer]
3. 14:00: Oval - The Politics of Digital Audio [Systemisch]
4. 18:15: Yona-Kit - Frankenbitch [Yona-Kit]
5. 24:10: Aphex Twin - Icct Hedral [...I Care Because You Do]
6. 26:42: AFX - Children Talking [Hangable Auto Bulb]
7. 32:59: Moondog Jr. - Love 609 [Everyday I Wear A Greasy Black Feather On My Hat]
8. 36:04: Species of Fish - Dumb World [Songs of a Dumb World]
9. 42:24: Dadawa - Home Without Shadow [Sister Drum]
He tells you the names of the songs before he plays them! LOL! Maybe too lazy to write them down yourself.
@@hearmenow909 yo
@@kavajarrace thanks!
@@hearmenow909 yo I'm back
some new bands to like big time in this interview!
The Oval track is really cool, I've got 94 Diskont and 'Do While' is a great track. But I do think that the glitch scene became better about 2000, with the classic Click n Cuts series.
I don't know why but Barry Pillowcase is probably the funniest youtube name I've ever seen.
I haven't laughed that hard in a while. You are absolutely right!
HAHA would've been hilarious if it still was
I remember this show!
This is a pretty good example of the fuckin weird stuff Mixing it would showcase on Friday nights, even farther out than Peel at his freakiest.
- Such an odd show for an otherwise pretty stuffy and old fashioned BBC classical radio station.
details on ceephax acid crew =^)
That Species Of Fishes track sounds like a mash-up of samples from The Orb and Underground Resistance
Ah yeah Richard just mentioned that in the interview in fact :D
Cool man, thanks for the upload
Does anyone know what the modern equivalent of this BBC program from 1995 might be. I kind of miss shows like that.
THANK YOU
Numb world 36:00 is incredible
"50 % of me thought it was a surprise, and 50 % think it was normal"
This guy is half excited and half chill... i swear !
Yeah I went through my friends collection to find it haha thanks though compadre.
I would greatly appreciate if you could make playlist available.
Thank you in advance
Awesome!! :)
back in the old days when you had to send an SAE for a radio playlist
Yes, one can see how the world 200 years from now could be completely unrecognisable to us.
RIP Steve Albini
spot on.
I don't know what it is, but he sort of sounds like Thom Yorke
Ah radio 3! This amazing! Just realised - is that you kel?! :)
yeah it's me! just reading through the comments of this 3 years late! hi Adele!
Plz! tell me what said AFX ! I don't understand when it speaks. Then I translate
:)
sort of sort of sort of sort of sort of sort of sort of sort of
Maaaash pataaatooooz
i'm thinkin the same thing!
ANY HELP WITH THE LAST TRACK?
"ventolin" from aphex twin's album "i care bacause you do"
Guys please tell me the name of track in 5:30!
La Légende d'Eer by Iannis Xenakis
Ventolin.
Sooo... what's the anagram for Hangable Auto Bulb?
ANALOGUE BUBLBATH
@@rnbwsmtl I am dumb apparently.
His previous work, analogue bubblebath
so what was the "Hangable Auto Bulb" Anagram at the end??
Analogue Bubblebath?
Analogue bubblebath is the answer but H.A.B has 3 b's & analogue bubblebath has 4 b's ⁉
@@matthewunderwood1603 It's prudent to have a spare B left over, in case any of the other Bs need replacing at some point.
...send the answer on a postcard...
Aphex Twin - Isopropanol
Driving his tank.
What was the opening song?
27:20
mashed potatoes!
Dunno what i just heard but thats sure wasnt a 45 minutes interview..
'Aphex Twin - Ventolin' I think
What's the name of the first song at like 0:10?
ventolin- aphex twin
alo
What's the song after Ventolin that goes on until Richard's interview?
Ice Worm Cocktail
Thanks!
very welcome!
trackname at 38:00?
numb world by species of fishes
I wish Chameleonardodavinci got a legitimate answer because I've been wondering where Richard is too -___-
mash potatoes
I don't understand ! Like lot of French I'm a big shit in english. So, it would be very nice if someone make me a summary of what Richard James said. Then I translate. :)
He was saying that he makes some of his own instruments and keeps them in his parents house in Wales. He'll make a bunch of samples at his parent's then take them to London that will keep him busy for about 4 months.
He also mentioned he likes about 1% of Jungle because he likes the crazy rhythms and he's inspired by the Jungle tracks his mare Luke Vibert makes.
He also said he used to make a track in a day. Now he takes his time and he spends about 3-4 days making a track.
My like puts the video at 999 likes
richard is right, that moondog shit obviously ain't jazz.
lol fucking ventolin as intro, this and heroes remix are only 2 afx songs i really hate.
Ventolin is amazing. You must be from this new weak ass generation of kids that only likes soft fluffy crap all the time. That's why music now has no balls, no fire, no energy whatsoever. All sounds like it can be played in a library or office somewhere as to make people as comfortable as possible at all times.
@@Abruzzo333 Thanks for the diagnose Mr. Badass Man.
:)
Hmmmm.... where I live in England everyone listens to pop and detests anything but pop, so my guess is no
Ice worm cocktail, wasn't that Great really. I didn't enjoy it. Aphex or nothing
LOL
In what world are any of these tracks music?
Stockhousen (surname), not Stock Housen. :)
I know this is an old comment, but there is a group called "Stock, Hausen and Walkman" which I believe is not affiliated with the composer Karlheinz Stockhausen, although it is a play on his name (among other things.)
yeah it was a mashup of stock, aitken, waterman (80"s pop producers of kylie minogue, etc), and stockhausen
i love the afx but the song they chose for the intro is not good.
What?! It's one of Aphex Twin's best...he even put out a single of that song so I guess Aphex twin doesn't know what's good. You must be from this new weak ass generation of kids that only likes soft fluffy crap all the time. That's why music now has no balls, no fire, no energy whatsoever. All sounds like it can be played in a library or office somewhere as to make people as comfortable as possible at all times.
Haha it'sgreat
@muffer ventolin grew on me. Went from skipping it everytime to listening everytime.
Richard sounds so depressed :(
i think he sounds quite fun!
Paragraphs he's just very calm-mannered
it's cause he is anti establishment, once you realize how bad the system is screwing ppl it makes you depressed lol
That's just what english people sound like .
@@scruffyp9480not English hes British
If AFX redesigned the menu (to be vegan) & interior at McDonald's & redesigned Ronald McDonald to be a transgender clown cheerleader 🤡
what you said made absolutely no sense.
ice , worm cocktail... utter crap with a capital K
russia
Came here for the interview, and instead had to sit through some realy shit music in the first 10 mins :(
stock hausen and walkman isnt shit what are you talking about
Karlheinz Stockhausen was producing pretentious, unlistenable twaddle just to get attention when my parents were teenagers. It was pointless rubbish lacking talent and musicality then, just as it is now. Nothing I've heard of his work has altered that in over a generation.
I'm not a fan boy of RDJ's works, some's good, especially his ambient work, some not so great but still recognisable as music, IMHO. But I'd at least acknowledge that he makes music that people can and still do go to listen to, live, for enjoyment rather than a snotty talking point in a vain attempt to elevate one's pitiful social status. The fact that those other irrelevants of society, critics, ("oh, darrrling") love KS tells you every last thing you need to know and ignore.
But the real measure of RDJ as a person over Karlheinz is that he doesn't knock other composers. As soon as you start making cynical, snide remarks about a new generation of artists, you instantly lose your relevance. Not that the German gentleman ever had any, unlike some of his fellow countrymen and women, later electronic composers such as Kraftwerk, Tangerine Dream, Propaganda, Phaebel or Martin Sturtzer, to name just a few.
Well done RDJ for not taking the bait.
What's with all these guys going into a purely experimental direction? No composure at all, no pattern to follow.. absolutel rubbish. Richard, don't lie you don't listen to that shit lol
Evan B You have a very intriguing sense of humour there sir
no, not at all
Meanwhile Iannis Xenaxis in one of RDJ's influences. LOL you're the kind of person that's the reason he shunned mainstream success for most of his career.
no wonder he never does interviews, stick to the music Richard
Anyone work out the anagram?
Anagram for his previous release, analogue bubblebath
Ventolin.
:)
Andy Wiatrowski Hey! I was here before!! hahahaha
Andy Wiatrowski eh?
lol yep, came back too! Seems like every few months I rediscover the same video paths
+Andy Wiatrowski lol I realized I did the same on this video.