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Aphex TwinAnalord 10

Label:

Rephlex – ANALORD 10

Series:

Analord – 10

Format:

Vinyl, 12", 33 ⅓ RPM, Limited Edition, Binder

Country:

UK

Released:

Genre:

Electronic

Style:

Breakbeat, IDM, Electro, Experimental, Acid

Tracklist

AFenix Funk 55:04
BXMD 5a7:56
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Credits

  • Producer, Written-ByRichard D. James

Notes

Sold only via mail order via the Rephlex website, this limited edition 180g audiophile black vinyl pressing was packaged in a limited edition collectors' binder with 12 transparent PVC sleeves to hold further editions of the Analord series.

Both tracks on this limited pressing were later repressed as ANALORD 10 PICTURE in July 2005 and the picture disc version was distributed for sale in shops.

Rephlex mailed out the record/binder package in 2 batches. The original batch was mailed out in January 2005. Due to problems at the manufacturing/mail out stage, appoximately 20 buyers did not receive their package. Rephlex mailed out a second batch in June 2005 to those who had not received their order. These packages included a free copy of the unreleased "Analogue Bubblebath 5" LP.

The PVC sleeves are known to damage the records over time, due to off-gassing of plasticizers, giving the surface of the record a foggy appearance, and potentially adding noise to the audio.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Matrix / Runout: ANALORD - 10 A 11846.1 (3)...
  • Matrix / Runout: ANALORD - 10 B 11846.2 (3)...

Other Versions (5 of 7)

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Title (Format)LabelCat#CountryYear
New Submission
Analord 10 (12", 33 ⅓ RPM, Test Pressing)RephlexANALORD 102004
Analord 10 (12", 33 ⅓ RPM, Picture Disc, Reissue)RephlexANALORD 10UK2005
Analord 10 (12", 33 ⅓ RPM, White Label)RephlexANALORD 10UK2005
New Submission
Analord 10 (12", 33 ⅓ RPM, Picture Disc, Test Pressing)RephlexANALORD 10UK2005
Recently Edited
Analord 10 (2×File, WAV)RephlexANALORD 10UK2009

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Reviews

  • SteadyDietOfRecords's avatar
    Does anyone know how much the binder cost at retail? And the individual 12”s in the series?
    • TelAnkve's avatar
      TelAnkve
      Edited one year ago
      I like to think of Analord 10 as the 'lead single' to all of Analord
      • Yalinc's avatar
        Yalinc
        For the sake of tracking my collection correctly, is this entry just referring to Analord 10 + Binder, or the whole collection + Binder?

        It seems the sales usually refer to the whole collection, but the entry doesn't mention this referring to the whole collection anywhere
        • JDT1337's avatar
          JDT1337
          Anybody got any idea how many of these binders were actually made? Now that they’re selling for like £2k I feel like it’s a question worth asking.
          • rotation-boutique.de's avatar
            Edited one year ago
            I remember how my sales rep at German distributor Neuton had promised “real leather” for the binder, and then it finally arrived: cheap looking brown fake leather. Oh, the disappointment!! I cannot remember the price, did we sell them for 100€? It was pre-orders only, did not want to take the risk to have them sit around for long, since at least half of the previously released 12”s were hit-and-miss imho. Today’s prices for the single eps themselves are funny. A lot ended in the cheapo bins then. Not many believers at the time. A 12" every month, even by a semi-god seemed too much. I kinda felt ridiculed by the series. The sheer output, the trashy poly bags. It did not match. The love was missing. Maybe this is part of the RDJ game. Buy tomorrow’s rarities today, kids!
            • JeronimusBonius's avatar
              Nice records. It's a shame Rephlex send out this record wirh a PVC sleeve. I dind't know that PVC sleeves can damage a record. My copy is complete destroyed by the degassing of the sleeves. A white fog is on all of the 11 records and the grooves are melted together. The same with my Dave Clarke - The Wolf picture disc and Joris Voorn - The Secret. I can't understand why companies still use PVC sleeves. A few records that i bought last year still have PVC sleeves. Luckily i was in time to put them in new sleeves before the damage was done.
              • st__rider's avatar
                st__rider
                Mine is damaged due to aggressive sleeve it's packed :(
                • pozz's avatar
                  pozz
                  Oh that funky and demented phoenix and its gargling bassline... BANA-NANANANA
                  • jerre88's avatar
                    jerre88
                    Personally, this release has ups and downs.
                    On each EP there's one or two remarkable tracks. But there's (in my humble opinion) also a bunch of crap.
                    I dont say this to dis the man, but alot of tracks go nowhere.
                    However, for a collector like me, its a nice collectors item. 12 vinyls, a binder...limited...what can you ask for more?? :)
                    great tracks that i reminded: 'Fenix Funk 5', 'Crying in your face', 'Grumpy acid', 'Halibut acid', 'Reunion 2' and 'Trojan.KillAV.E'
                    I give this a 3,8/5
                    • WGYSS's avatar
                      WGYSS
                      Everyone who owns this binder, take all of your 12s out of it and just put them in paper jackets and sleeves. The poly sleeves they come in, once again, mess the records all up making them all foggy and noisy (referring to the original Caustic Window Compilation poly triple fold out sleeve that did the same thing). Sorry Rephlex, you just have bad luck w/ polyvinyl sleeves. Now stay far far away from them. Paper and cardboard for the rest of your days please.

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