I would of liked the video alot more if you centred it around what you in visage when you hear the music instead of what the tracks are called, for example, when I hear "Grey Stripe" I imagine myself at the bottom of the ocean surrounded by strange underwater creatures. It would of made the video alot more surreal and creative.
It's a trailer that doesn't work. I love it but maybe you should give certain songs more time. Still brilliant. Bits of AFX , it's great. It sounds like a mad avent garde movie soundtrack. Must have taken you ages.
Unfortunately I've got hiccups that I can't shake so I'll send you a message when my body doesn't try to jump every time I hit a key. It's a nightmare.
I really love this album. Listened to it loads on my own when I started at university back in 94. Not listened for ages but this makes me want to again! So very dreamy, relaxing but unsettling too. I really like your visualisations, really interesting images and they go well with the music. Richard D James is def a brilliant artist.
whenever i hear stone in focus i just imagine some scale of the universe and i just imagine a very relaxing scene on the beach with a stary night. it just fights if you can visualize it
its ashame the titles of the song give such a pecific object, as if i were to listen to most of the tracks without titles i would image much more obscure and un-corresponding links o it
Rusty Metal is one of the creepiest fucking songs on the album. Something about distorted laughter set over warbled synth lines that sound like they came out of a haunted carnival really makes one uneasy the first time they hear it in the dark.
Now it's rather meditative, but the initial impact is quite unsettling.
I like to have long periods between each time I listen to this album. I find it's surprising how you can forget how creepy this music really is. I live in Cornwall where aphex is from, so I like to take these songs on an mp3 player when I'm out on walks. I find it really matches the surreal beauty of Cornwall.
Wow, Aphex Twin blows. I found this video hoping to get a better idea of how he sounded, but this was like something my neighbor's annoying two year makes with his keyboard... Save for Rhubarb, that's just plain amazing
I don´t like Richard D. James at all as a person. A smart musican would make only ambient in his case. He could make all his fans happy with a "Selected Ambient 2000 - 2008". But no, this idiot just releases stupid crap boring "Analord" bullshit that sounds totally crap!
while i appreciate yr effort into such a masterful album, is this really what you visualize during these songs? these are literal vignettes of the track names, not of the pieces themselves.
all i want to know is where you pulled the images for 'White Blur 1' as it seems to be filmed by someone else with much more rigorous editing and a higher definition.
"Being one of my personal favorite albums, this video basically shows you how I visualize each object depicted by the track titles as the songs play. "
That's what he said in the comment, so what else do you expect ;)
Once again you show that you've fabricated out some idea of who I am and what I'm like, and continue to attack that fictional character. You've also failed to acknowledge that I conceded to have made a mistake in my interpretation of the vid description.
While you've assumed I'm some useless critic whose only outlet is telling artists how to express themselves, the truth is that I've dedicated my entire life to art, as an artist.
Your judgement says nothing about me, but a whole lot about you.
My apologies if I misunderstood the intention behind this video - When I originally glanced at the description I read it along the lines of "how I visualize each track", which was my error. If this were about creative interpretation of the music, I'd stand by my criticism, but I readily accept that I've made a mistake.
Your post, though, shows you to be incredibly assumptive and judgmental. You're attacking a character you've invented in your mind based on a few words. You don't know me at all.
Such a literal visual interpretation based on track names seems, to me, to miss the boat entirely. The music evokes something far deeper, more subtle and abstract, and each listening experience can inspire a listener to explore unique, even complex, landscapes of structure and imagery.
This music is prime real estate for exploratory interpretation, and that's being ignored here. If the track titles weren't what they are, would you have even considered pairing these visuals with the music?
good stuff dude...! pretty experimental i like that. a few things sometimes get a little too literal for ambient though... and i guess the music by its inherent nature needs time and the smaller versions work against that. Enjoyed it thoroughly though :)
Very cool video giving you a taste of each track off the album. :)
Funny thing with "Grass," I don't think of anything close to actual grass. I imagine a female ghost floating through a foggy cemetery with her long black hair flowing.
i would never visual these wonderous tracks to the image-titles they've been given. its a much more alien and introspective journey. this video has done nothing more than remove the epic personal context in which we as listeners give it. but it's still a good summary for those who haven't heard it
ok, this video is soo stupid. there has been no interpretation of this whatsoever. you've just taken the song titles and filmed their literal meaning. the songs originally had no title to begin with, fans have given the titles to the songs, and aphex just used it when he selected them for this release.
Well, what if he were to do one for Drukqs? How would he film a "Hy a Scullyas Lyf a Dhagrow"? I personally love the idea, and don't care if he didn't make the titles.
Pretty cool! If someone could somehow could somehow capture on film what they visualise personally while listening to this album, that would be very awesome! Love this album, just getting into it now. Never had the patience before. And listening to a little bit of each track like this makes me want to listen to it even more! Good job :P
Visualisations only basing on titles are imo somewhat not accurate, focus on the sound. Some examples of how I see it: curtains - floating in the sky, windowsill - crossing the desert being almost exhausted, lichen - a dawn; beginning of a new life - etc. Nevertheless sawII is truly a masterpiece and this vid might make one to try it.
Oh dear... I love this album dearly, but this made me laugh so much, shaky footage of a radiator, some rhubarb, and a handkerchief for f***s sake... the images work on the album, but taking the titles as a cue as to what to point the camera at is... wrong. It could have been so much better if you'd followed your own instincts as to what images to match to the tracks... Sorry.
To me one of RDJ musical genius is to have managed to produce sounds that relate to the mineral world,or of mineral quality, on an electronic equipment. that's why I think some of the images are well chosen but on the whole cannot fully retain the evocative power the tunes possess.Plus, I don't think infinity can ever be captured into a picture. But nice try anyway
Haha, I find it unlikely that anyone visualizes some of these objects while listening to the tracks (e.g. hankie...) but good, overly-literal job nonetheless.
there's only 24 tracks on the cd release (in some countries only 23tracks)! there are 25 tracks on the vinyl. the missing track is accepted as being called "stone in focus" and was omitted for being too long for the cd. it is a great track - i think i heard it around the 7min mark on the clip above?!
i never visualize things by the track titles, always by colors of melodies and samples, or some memories that songs reminds me, some times songs reminds me of memories that didnt even happend :)
I never thought that the track titles had any meaning to them. Through this very literal visual connection, I see that they somewhat do. Still, most of the interpretations are clearly off in terms of visual representation; grass, tree, radiator, windowsill. Don't look as they sound at all.
I have this cd burned, I had plans to buy this CD, but when I listened to it the first time the tracks seemed a little bit to repetative and pointless for me.
But after some ours of listening, I begin to see wich kind of art this cd is. The music shows the "feelings" you get from simple things very well, it reminds me of the time I was a child and everything was unknown or when the brain tries to place things it had collected the latest days while u are dreaming
thumbs up if gta iv brought you here
stocadg 2 days ago
I would of liked the video alot more if you centred it around what you in visage when you hear the music instead of what the tracks are called, for example, when I hear "Grey Stripe" I imagine myself at the bottom of the ocean surrounded by strange underwater creatures. It would of made the video alot more surreal and creative.
willynillyism 1 week ago
It's a trailer that doesn't work. I love it but maybe you should give certain songs more time. Still brilliant. Bits of AFX , it's great. It sounds like a mad avent garde movie soundtrack. Must have taken you ages.
Unfortunately I've got hiccups that I can't shake so I'll send you a message when my body doesn't try to jump every time I hit a key. It's a nightmare.
SpireaXY 2 months ago
I got the vinyls!!!
Streiter23 4 months ago
Too bad "Stone in Focus" was left off the CD. It's a really essential, amazing track. Glad you included it in this video.
If you want to grab it, you can find it on a compilation CD from 1994 called "Excursions In Ambience: The Third Dimension".
This album should have been released on 3 CD's, just like the vinyl was released. Flows better, too, once you re-arrange all the tracks.
TheOneartist 5 months ago
@TheOneartist It's called "#19" on that CD, since Stone In Focus was originally the 19th track in the vinyl running order.
TheOneartist 5 months ago
I really love this album. Listened to it loads on my own when I started at university back in 94. Not listened for ages but this makes me want to again! So very dreamy, relaxing but unsettling too. I really like your visualisations, really interesting images and they go well with the music. Richard D James is def a brilliant artist.
Best wishes
Joey
Joeyorangecupcake 6 months ago
this abum was his best ever work jmo
IDMWEIGHTSIDM 7 months ago
GTA IV THE JOURNEY THE RADIO STATION
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laurorobles 3 years ago
whenever i hear stone in focus i just imagine some scale of the universe and i just imagine a very relaxing scene on the beach with a stary night. it just fights if you can visualize it
sirstikay69 3 years ago
this is great. i feel like i'm flying around in space
Eliisee006 3 years ago 2
nice film.
aoinekodax 3 years ago
thanks man, that was good
phonicsox 3 years ago
Good job :)
kiplinght 3 years ago
its ashame the titles of the song give such a pecific object, as if i were to listen to most of the tracks without titles i would image much more obscure and un-corresponding links o it
jakey1306 3 years ago 4
haha not a bad video when you got into it :)
JayFFAFAlesanaES 3 years ago
stone in focus ftw
boondocksaint909 3 years ago
great stuff.
54spiritedwill54 3 years ago
nice song.
nice effect at 0:27 xD
Rasmus95dk 3 years ago
classic
threelegduck 3 years ago
Rushup edge was a master piece...almost as good as Drukqs
OhmygodSportacus 3 years ago
Rusty Metal is one of the creepiest fucking songs on the album. Something about distorted laughter set over warbled synth lines that sound like they came out of a haunted carnival really makes one uneasy the first time they hear it in the dark.
Now it's rather meditative, but the initial impact is quite unsettling.
TheReapersSon 3 years ago
amazing... great job!
DrCarl 3 years ago
Yup Rhubarb is the greatest single piece of music i have ever heard.
CustardGanet 3 years ago
love this album to death. amazing video too. but i generally dont actually envision the object thats named. maybe ill do a video sometime
iammagyar 3 years ago
rhubarb and stone in focus are my favourites. Maybe cos I watch too many David Firth cartoons. I like Lichen too
ParanoidAsian 3 years ago
This is my third comment about this vid, cause i love it so much. yarou151, you did
such a great job, man! This is one of the best fan-made vids ive ever seen, respect!!
narc78 3 years ago
Would anybody know what the name of the song is at 7:37 ?
rodthepimp 3 years ago
What's the name of the 3rd song? When I die I want it played at my Funeral to represent my soul
rodthepimp 3 years ago
rhubarb
sherbunlulz 3 years ago
Lovely album am going to buy it
cornflakes002 3 years ago
yo the white blur was awesome
neurocache 3 years ago
feels good man
kanojed 3 years ago
feels good man
jaydenbray12 3 years ago
Damm, i cant stop watching this Vid. You did a great job, man!! The pictures match the sounds really great. Please make second edition of this!!
narc78 3 years ago
you have it nailed down , its textures , audio textures mixed with visual textures.. you sould make a full lenght movie for the whole album :)
iodyn 3 years ago
beautiful sounds
AmbientHunger 3 years ago
agree .. it's so nice
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PraesumoInBarathru 3 years ago
Fantastic!! SAW II is one of the greatest
electronic records of all times!
narc78 3 years ago
Very nice, thanks!
santospago1973 3 years ago
thank you for making one of the best videos on youtube, and taking steps towards making SAWII more known that it is! stellar effort!
miarf 3 years ago 3
OMG! 1:48 there is a face in the grass! right in the middle!
demonfire456 3 years ago 2
Fantastic upload. I just love this album.
I also lol'd @ 3:30. The tree seems to be pure evil combined with the track
patjng02 3 years ago
whats the third song?
stephlamar14 3 years ago
its from salad fingers if thats any help
derf234 3 years ago
its called Rhubarb
stormchaser09 3 years ago
Stone in focus, truly amazing
docboy21 3 years ago
I ordered this CD because of this video.
great stuff.
ALoveEternal 3 years ago
very artistic mind you have !!
good work
xxDreamphase 3 years ago
*hisses at the evil paper thing at 1:25*
flippy7171 3 years ago
lol...
spooky
DrunkyJimmy 3 years ago
the dramatic hankie owned me
i love aphex twin :D
AnemoneAlaundorl 3 years ago
This album is a masterpiece, Blue Calx and Curtains are my favorite :)
J0ttem 3 years ago
Window sill is my favourite and its a tune nobody mentions much! Why?
brokenspectral 3 years ago
Windowsill is great. The track I don't really understand is Grey Stripe.
PrivateBuckwheat 3 years ago
Great Thanks
027Karunesh 3 years ago
I like to have long periods between each time I listen to this album. I find it's surprising how you can forget how creepy this music really is. I live in Cornwall where aphex is from, so I like to take these songs on an mp3 player when I'm out on walks. I find it really matches the surreal beauty of Cornwall.
RustedBovine 3 years ago 10
@RustedBovine me too! :D. Makes me appreciate it here :)
HybridSalvation 7 months ago
the third song is in salad fingers!
derf234 3 years ago
It's best vid to check out while you are stonned :)
Opooz 3 years ago
This is really awesome!!
Matchsticks is my fav 5/5
CapnSONiC 3 years ago
Beautiful! Great Work Man!
gabelogan1683 3 years ago
Grey Strip some how always makes me think of that map from Halo 1 called Longest...
Nicetry75 3 years ago
An album of pretty desolate sounscapes. Not what I expected, but very thought-provoking in an alien way. One of my favourite albums.
roystonerizer 3 years ago
Blue Calx, Z Twig and Rhubarb is my favorite songs in this album
channelofcrap 3 years ago
Oops! sorry forgot Blue Calx
channelofcrap 3 years ago
Cool'n'Inspiring. 5/5
thanks!
crimsujii 3 years ago
what is 6:04 called please tell me
NYCkidNYC 3 years ago
Z Twig!!!
good point out thats a really great song!!!
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Wow, Aphex Twin blows. I found this video hoping to get a better idea of how he sounded, but this was like something my neighbor's annoying two year makes with his keyboard... Save for Rhubarb, that's just plain amazing
AMandHS 3 years ago
Depends on what sort of music you're looking for. Not all of his music is ambient.
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I don´t like Richard D. James at all as a person. A smart musican would make only ambient in his case. He could make all his fans happy with a "Selected Ambient 2000 - 2008". But no, this idiot just releases stupid crap boring "Analord" bullshit that sounds totally crap!
konjunktion26 3 years ago
eat a quarter of shrooms and listen to Stone in Focus and you will find the meaning of life.
Chris7889 3 years ago 11
Fucking amazing, dude. I love it.
Ganjacide 3 years ago
holy shit this is trippy, I love richard d james
Ihuffglue91 3 years ago 3
y'en a qui en ont trop pris...trop pris!
shoukisponkx 3 years ago
criticism abound!
while i appreciate yr effort into such a masterful album, is this really what you visualize during these songs? these are literal vignettes of the track names, not of the pieces themselves.
all i want to know is where you pulled the images for 'White Blur 1' as it seems to be filmed by someone else with much more rigorous editing and a higher definition.
soupkitten 3 years ago
"Being one of my personal favorite albums, this video basically shows you how I visualize each object depicted by the track titles as the songs play. "
That's what he said in the comment, so what else do you expect ;)
rainbowvein 3 years ago
By the best of my present knowledge, i am utterly stoned.
Well my bicycle is not to be used around this skyscrapper thank you.
Eggs are like any other, soon enough they no longer pretend to trick you.
Eyes, eye i see u seeing me, like what u ought to see only with my eyes.
Careful conclusions have allowed me to be as bold to say i love you.
Aliens are like us only long infront of us Careful with that axe eugene
All hail mighty thor,, ar sod it im going to bed.
CaptiveRiticuli 3 years ago
reminds me of my mates flat ... good times ritchie
toolwielder 3 years ago
nice rhubarb...... dont see a lot of it stateside ...... its a wonderfull fruit/vegetable ..... stuff
toolwielder 3 years ago
Very good job. Nice blending of the album's music to your images.
tsoplika 3 years ago
this sounds like a pot smoking song or a acid taking song more of a acid taking song (bad trip)
halomaster275 3 years ago
well done, i was going to do this tonight, lol beat me to it.
IDMWEIGHTSIDM 3 years ago
thanks 4 this mate
Maxopo 3 years ago
This video is just useful cuz i've forgotten one of these song's titles and here i found it with the music belonging to it. thanks.
Zocsma 3 years ago
Once again you show that you've fabricated out some idea of who I am and what I'm like, and continue to attack that fictional character. You've also failed to acknowledge that I conceded to have made a mistake in my interpretation of the vid description.
While you've assumed I'm some useless critic whose only outlet is telling artists how to express themselves, the truth is that I've dedicated my entire life to art, as an artist.
Your judgement says nothing about me, but a whole lot about you.
thetwentyfourth 3 years ago 2
My apologies if I misunderstood the intention behind this video - When I originally glanced at the description I read it along the lines of "how I visualize each track", which was my error. If this were about creative interpretation of the music, I'd stand by my criticism, but I readily accept that I've made a mistake.
Your post, though, shows you to be incredibly assumptive and judgmental. You're attacking a character you've invented in your mind based on a few words. You don't know me at all.
thetwentyfourth 3 years ago 3
Such a literal visual interpretation based on track names seems, to me, to miss the boat entirely. The music evokes something far deeper, more subtle and abstract, and each listening experience can inspire a listener to explore unique, even complex, landscapes of structure and imagery.
This music is prime real estate for exploratory interpretation, and that's being ignored here. If the track titles weren't what they are, would you have even considered pairing these visuals with the music?
thetwentyfourth 3 years ago 2
Lollz radiator!
THkaas 3 years ago
even more funny whit the hankie it looked kind of silly but the music is great I like afx
280az 3 years ago
hahaha that was funny whit the radiator and the rhubarb
280az 3 years ago
I saw a Canabisplant in youre room ;o)
StarsWithScars 3 years ago
cant say they really make me think of those objects, but its opinion i guess
HorrisNorris 3 years ago
nicely mixed
delphium75 3 years ago
hella gnarly! i really dig the experimentation and manipulation of light sources...
GunitaSingh 3 years ago
Dude. Nice heater.
ThePontiusPilate 3 years ago 2
Stone in Focus, although a hidden track still by far the greatest piece of composition ever composed.
boondocksaint909 3 years ago
very very good video. its perfect with the music. aphex twin is amazing. funny, creepy and soothing. you got 5 stars fro me brodtha
lou09 3 years ago
ahaha lol is this a joke? i dont think the song names are literal... although you never know with the AFX XD
wolverine005 3 years ago
yes they are. i do not have the entire list,but there are titles to them all
socalltd 3 years ago
good stuff dude...! pretty experimental i like that. a few things sometimes get a little too literal for ambient though... and i guess the music by its inherent nature needs time and the smaller versions work against that. Enjoyed it thoroughly though :)
wayward72 3 years ago
GTA4 Niko trailer song at 6:03! Song name is Z Twig
duclosnicolas 3 years ago
this song appears in GTA IV
ScarfaceAlonso 3 years ago
what song?
fallout444 3 years ago
6:04 Z-twig
simontheplayer 3 years ago
Stone In Focus blows my mind...
CrazedAfroninja 3 years ago 2
I agree. It's otherworldly.
faraz1729 3 years ago 2
Where can I find these album(s)--tell me please--have been a fan of ambient for many years.
DiGiTaLdAzEDM 3 years ago
Great stuff--all clips too short--give us some full versions!!
DiGiTaLdAzEDM 3 years ago
White blur 2
Love it.
WoodlandAsh 3 years ago
5*****
acerb45666555 3 years ago
shrooms + Taking Control = mind blowing shit
CocoaShunter 3 years ago
rhubarb=best track ever
chrisdaoust 3 years ago
Shrooms+Ambient works= amazzzzzzzzing
Iblis13 3 years ago
This entire fucking album is a work of GENIUS! The selected ambient works series is effing brilliant!!!!
TheNightlifeKS 3 years ago
is there anywhere where i can listen to #3...please help me out im sick of just listening to the 10 second clip all the time (i dont't have limewire)
Dylan237tyr5 3 years ago
there should be a SAW 85-92 video. that could get creative
monkeymelee333 4 years ago
'Danny's Song', by PFM contains the looped sample of Z-twig. Amazing tune.
Nice compilation.
flake99please 4 years ago
SAW 85-92 > SAW II
ZenAesthetic 4 years ago
SAW 85-92 > SAW II
ZenAesthetic 4 years ago
Very cool video giving you a taste of each track off the album. :)
Funny thing with "Grass," I don't think of anything close to actual grass. I imagine a female ghost floating through a foggy cemetery with her long black hair flowing.
Check out my BoC cover. :)
AmbientGuitarSounds 4 years ago
what about Selected Ambient works 85-92?
try Analord series too, some masterpeices in there. search "phonatacid" in the browser for a taster.
silvastomp 4 years ago
well i thought of a radiator. That little hish noise that comes everyother bar towards the middle, made me think of steam puffing out of it.
Nicetry75 4 years ago
Flybye ;-)
Bemani012 4 years ago
01:54 ;-)
TranceGalaxy 4 years ago
I LOVE Stone In Focus.
njjisgod 4 years ago
Hankie? I don't remember that one on the album.
Nicetry75 4 years ago
you prob got the US CD.
silvastomp 4 years ago
damn. ur rite. Im still lovin it though.
Nicetry75 4 years ago
Definetly his best album
Nicetry75 4 years ago
What a great piece of work, this album was. A real different style of music from what he does these days.
bitsdfg4 4 years ago
i would never visual these wonderous tracks to the image-titles they've been given. its a much more alien and introspective journey. this video has done nothing more than remove the epic personal context in which we as listeners give it. but it's still a good summary for those who haven't heard it
arntard 4 years ago
the white blur part is good already
faszika 4 years ago
ok, this video is soo stupid. there has been no interpretation of this whatsoever. you've just taken the song titles and filmed their literal meaning. the songs originally had no title to begin with, fans have given the titles to the songs, and aphex just used it when he selected them for this release.
arasharfa 4 years ago
Well, what if he were to do one for Drukqs? How would he film a "Hy a Scullyas Lyf a Dhagrow"? I personally love the idea, and don't care if he didn't make the titles.
Nicetry75 4 years ago
Cool
Angleechaneen 4 years ago
Pretty cool! If someone could somehow could somehow capture on film what they visualise personally while listening to this album, that would be very awesome! Love this album, just getting into it now. Never had the patience before. And listening to a little bit of each track like this makes me want to listen to it even more! Good job :P
retnuHDJ 4 years ago
Visualisations only basing on titles are imo somewhat not accurate, focus on the sound. Some examples of how I see it: curtains - floating in the sky, windowsill - crossing the desert being almost exhausted, lichen - a dawn; beginning of a new life - etc. Nevertheless sawII is truly a masterpiece and this vid might make one to try it.
madedar 4 years ago
Oh dear... I love this album dearly, but this made me laugh so much, shaky footage of a radiator, some rhubarb, and a handkerchief for f***s sake... the images work on the album, but taking the titles as a cue as to what to point the camera at is... wrong. It could have been so much better if you'd followed your own instincts as to what images to match to the tracks... Sorry.
jazzorgan0 4 years ago
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jazzorgan0 4 years ago
for me a little weird
- I just can stare at this video
but I also don't use to hear music like this
(it scares me out)
NovemDecem 4 years ago
To me one of RDJ musical genius is to have managed to produce sounds that relate to the mineral world,or of mineral quality, on an electronic equipment. that's why I think some of the images are well chosen but on the whole cannot fully retain the evocative power the tunes possess.Plus, I don't think infinity can ever be captured into a picture. But nice try anyway
hfyuutr 4 years ago
itunes have a very good ambient radio station...i think it's called drone zone
readingleejh 4 years ago
Haha, I find it unlikely that anyone visualizes some of these objects while listening to the tracks (e.g. hankie...) but good, overly-literal job nonetheless.
TuttiSolo 4 years ago
great album, well done for posting it up here
isthatyouroland 4 years ago
awesome job, we have some of the same interpretations i see lol.
gnarly6154 4 years ago
0:45-1:15 what was the title of that track?? :O it's very touching Ő__Ő nice job
satanism 4 years ago
this is Rhubarb from SAW2 CD1 TR3.
Yunneck 4 years ago
One of my all time favourite albums thanks for sharing!!
Zeno
TraceurZeno 4 years ago
curtains creeps me out
moby6002 4 years ago
Blur (Circles) creeps me out, but there's an unnerving edge to a lot of the tracks on this album. Still love it though!
MattPurpleHaze2006 4 years ago
there's only 24 tracks on the cd release (in some countries only 23tracks)! there are 25 tracks on the vinyl. the missing track is accepted as being called "stone in focus" and was omitted for being too long for the cd. it is a great track - i think i heard it around the 7min mark on the clip above?!
mildredsmittens 4 years ago
i haven't the forth one in this video, but i have whole album. Hows that? and its not stone in focus. IMHO SAW2 is much better than SAW1..
Yunneck 4 years ago
the big difference between the UK and US version, track-wise, is the deletion of "[hankie]"
movingpicture 4 years ago
that was for Yunneck.
movingpicture 4 years ago
thanks, what about JAP version? is it just UK or US or completely another? just curious, i am big fan of AFX & i want everything what he ever made
Yunneck 4 years ago
I'm not sure about that one. You could probably download Hankie using limewire or maybe it's on iTunes.
movingpicture 4 years ago
You can get this whole album off Beatport.
LastlyT 4 years ago
i have this cd album it's a classic!!
vegunited06 4 years ago
get it off itunes its only 8 quid.
yaakhee 4 years ago
I don't think any of us really do care who the "true kings of ambient" are; we're appreciating the music above all else.
MarciusWhithood 4 years ago 2
download it , its so easy man :)
shimeluchin 4 years ago
i never visualize things by the track titles, always by colors of melodies and samples, or some memories that songs reminds me, some times songs reminds me of memories that didnt even happend :)
when i m high ofcourse
still great work from you mate
shimeluchin 4 years ago
Great video, some nice images brilliantly filmed. Thanks. :-)
TomBandfield 4 years ago
I never thought that the track titles had any meaning to them. Through this very literal visual connection, I see that they somewhat do. Still, most of the interpretations are clearly off in terms of visual representation; grass, tree, radiator, windowsill. Don't look as they sound at all.
DavNav88 4 years ago
like it...
ca707070 4 years ago
Are you Richard? Because I don't think anyone who actually love this record could interpret in the sucky way you do.
RICHARD, ARE YOU THERE? ARE YOU FUCKING WITH ME?
Giwen 4 years ago
btw, do someone have a link to the photos of the tracks taken by RDJ himself?
Eastvillage91 4 years ago
I have this cd burned, I had plans to buy this CD, but when I listened to it the first time the tracks seemed a little bit to repetative and pointless for me.
But after some ours of listening, I begin to see wich kind of art this cd is. The music shows the "feelings" you get from simple things very well, it reminds me of the time I was a child and everything was unknown or when the brain tries to place things it had collected the latest days while u are dreaming
Eastvillage91 4 years ago
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i am so gay
floriantheissenakaft 4 years ago
if thats all radiator is about, why is it so fuggin creepy?
Hellflex 4 years ago