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1. As The Quietus' own John Doran suggested, the last song on Richard D James Album, ‘Logan Rock Witch', might be Aphex Twin's only Cornish folk song. With its whistling toy rattle and eerie fairground organ, it doesn't sound much like a traditional folk song, but its absurd, comic, dark tone captures an equally bizarre story.
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5. Aphex Twin Richard D. James Album. Add to Custom List. Add to My Collection. AllMusic Rating. 9. User Ratings (0) Your Rating Cassette: Richard D. James Album: London / Sire / Rhino: Digital: Richard D. James Album [LP] IF 13LP 9/
6. rows · Aphex Twin, born Richard David James, August 18, , in Limerick, Ireland to Welsh .
7. Apr 30,  · For a certain generation of music listeners, those of us aged in our mid-to-late 20s here in the Year of Our Lord , and probably many others even younger, The Richard D. James Album was the first Aphex Twin release we really connected with, maybe even the first fully electronic release we loved. Something about James's impossibly intricate drum programming spoke to our ADD-addled /5().
8. This was my first foray into IDM and Aphex Twin, and this album changed my life! While not the best electronic or best Aphex Twin album, The Richard D. James album is perfect as a gateway drug into the wonderful world of IDM. It took me until 'fingerbib' until I did not want to listen to any other music.
9. Richard D. James' fourth, autobiographical' album as Aphex Twin is regarded as his 'drill n' bass' showpiece. Originally released in , 'Richard D. James' continues the lineage of his digital era (beginning from the previous Aphex Twin album, ' I Care Because You Do'), where familiar, playful melody locks into aggressive, hyperspeed breakbeats and quasi-jungle rhythms.