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AFX*Analord 03

Label:

Rephlex – ANALORD 03

Series:

Analord – 03

Format:

Vinyl, 12", 33 ⅓ RPM

Country:

UK

Released:

Genre:

Electronic

Style:

Techno, Electro, Acid

Tracklist

A1Boxing Day6:45
A2Midievil Rave 12:40
B1Klopjob5:26
B2Midievil Rave 24:00
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Companies, etc.

  • Distributed BySRD
  • Distributed ByJVC (2)
  • Distributed ByForced Exposure
  • Distributed ByNeuton
  • Distributed ByRough Trade
  • Distributed ByLa Baleine Distribution
  • Distributed ByVme
  • Distributed ByLowlands
  • Distributed ByInertia
  • Pressed ByRecord Industry – 55663

Notes

Made in England.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Barcode (Text): 6 66908 01656 9
  • Barcode (Scanned): 666908016569
  • Matrix / Runout (Side A, stamped): 55663 1A ANALORD 03
  • Matrix / Runout (Side B, stamped): 55663 1B ANALORD 03

Other Versions (3)

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Title (Format)LabelCat#CountryYear
Analord 03 (12", 33 ⅓ RPM, White Label)RephlexANALORD 03UK2005
Recently Edited
Analord 03 (5×File, WAV)RephlexANALORD 03UK2009
Analord 03 (5×File, MP3, 320 kbps)RephlexANALORD 03UK2009

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Reviews

  • Milk_chan's avatar
    Milk_chan
    Edited 7 months ago
    Boxing Day and Klopjob are some of my favorites of the entire Analord series. I plan on collecting all the Analords, and this is the first one i picked up. Midievil Rave 1 and 2 are good too.

    as for the pressing, its pretty loud! afx acid is best served on wax =>
    • GuruXenu's avatar
      GuruXenu
      Edited 2 years ago
      Sold off a good handful of my Analord stuff, this wasn't one of them however. Boxing Day and Klopjob are so unique. Both sound so rich and just, dense ya know ? Some top stuff, and none of the Analord releases quite sound like those two.

      I don't really care for the 2 medieval tracks. Its a common issue I have with the Analord series. 2 tracks you love and 2 tracks that are just okay, or less. However I think the 2 main tracks here are just so damn good that I don't really mind. Great analog music and a keeper for sure.
      • defendergroove's avatar
        Klopjob is the Hymn!! I've got all the analords ,i like all that stuff, but this track is my absolute favourite.
        • kraftwerk100's avatar
          kraftwerk100
          Brilliant track Boxing day, love all Mr Richard James`s work

          • braderunnar
            Edited 17 years ago
            This one is worth picking up just to hear Boxing Day, one of the tracks worthy enough to appear on the Chosen Lords CD. It's a well-executed jumble of thick synth melodies that gets richer with every listen. Klopjob is more of the same, but it is best to treat it as a companion piece, as it uses one of the drum samples Boxing Day does and runs at the same speed. Incidentally, it appears on Chosen lords as well.

            The Midievil Rave tracks pale in comparison to the leading tracks, but they are listenable. They keep repeating themselves to the point where a new melody's introduction sounds unusual, but Analord 09 has tracks that are even more guilty of this crime.

            Overall, it's not the best of the series (that would be Analord 04), but the leading tracks on both sides are excellent and hold your attention long enough to be worth listening to multiple times.
            • pissflaps's avatar
              pissflaps
              Edited 20 years ago
              Boxing and klop are very magical beautiful pieces of synth music, the pad sounds here just make me melt thyre so liquid.

              BOC wish they could do stuff like this,
              Just hope RDJ keeps on this simple tip, well im not bothered everything he does including smojphace are brilliant.

              The midievil tracks are now starting to really push the acid envelope but in an old skool way, number 2 is just doing my head in recently what instrument is that?

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