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Lego Feet

2025-10-02T01:48:11Z

Toffo: new title

{{Infobox
|title=Lego Feet
|artist=Lego Feet
|cover=Lego Feet.jpg
|date= 1991, 2011 (re-issue)
|label=Skam Records (SKA001)
|previous=[[Autechre / Saw You]]
|previous year=1990
|next=[[Cavity Job]]
|next year=1991
}}'''''Lego Feet''''' is the only album released under the name Lego Feet in 1991 on Skam Records, consisting of two mixes of untitled material. In 2011, it was re-released as '''''SKA001CD''''', with Part 3 and Part 4 as bonus tracks. 

== Analysis==
These timestamps are based on spectral analysis of the waveforms by [[User:Quants0|Quants0]].
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Timestamp
!Identifer / Notes
|-
! colspan="2" |Part 1
|-
|0:00
|'''#1''' ''(intro electronic noises)''
|-
|0:07
|'''#2 "Leaves on the Line"<ref name=":2">https://www.discogs.com/release/295-Various-Skampler</ref>'''
|-
|3:39
|'''#3'''
|-
|4:13
|'''#4'''
|-
|9:59
|'''#5 "Keyop"<ref name=":2" />'''
Uses the same SH-101 sequence as "Luna Chop" from [[Warp Tapes 89-93|''Warp Tapes 89-93'']].
|-
|12:48
|'''#6'''
|-
|14:57
|'''#7''' '''"BlackHitMix"''' (snippet)<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20240402205640/https://post.lurk.org/@sean_ae/112201803985443152</ref>
Full version of this track appears on [[Late 80s Tape|''Late 80s Tape'']].
|-
|15:09
|'''#8'''
Alternative version of "Life's What You Make It" track from Late 80s Tape. Chords were sampled in "[[Confield#Lentic Catachresis|Lentic Catachresis]]".
|-
! colspan="2" |Part 2
|-
|0:00
|'''#1''' ''(intro electronic noises 2)''
|-
| 0:19
|'''#2'''
|-
|4:06
|'''#3''' ''("I can't do it man" interlude)''
|-
|4:43
|'''#4'''
|-
|10:22
|'''#5 "Northwest Water"<ref name=":2" />'''
|-
|11:45
|'''#6 "Petdrum"'''
Performed at [[1991-06-04 Rochdale, England, UK @ Sweatbox 2 (Bojangles)|Sweatbox 2 1991]], uses same stab as Flight Deck and Saw You.
|-
|14:36
|'''#7''' ''(weird sample interlude)''
|-
|15:27
|'''#8'''
|-
|17:03
|'''#9''' ''(weird sample outro)''
|-
! colspan="2" |Part 3
|-
|0:00
|'''#1 "Flight Deck"''' (snippet)
|-
|0:08
|'''#2'''
Also featured on [[Late 80s Tape|''Late 80s Tape'']]
|-
|1:17
|'''#3'''
|-
|3:59
|'''#4'''
|-
|6:58
|'''#5'''
|-
|10:15
|'''#6''' "legotwo#13"<ref name=":1">https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1XAizLmKun4yF6oBVUhIrewYN-ZiY_9ORckmT-hF93Ho/edit#gid=0&range=D791</ref>
|-
|12:11
|'''#7'''
|-
|17:31
|'''#8 "Wide Angle"'''<ref name=":1" />
|-
! colspan="2" | Part 4
|-
|0:00
|'''#1''' ''(intro electronic noises but an actual track)''
|-
| 1:35
|'''#2'''
Samples "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KcGa22wuZ4I Help Me Somebody]" by Brian Eno and David Byrne, which is also used in "[https://aepages.org/wiki/List_of_Live_Shows#:~:text=Destroyer%20%5B1%5D-,MYSLB,-%5B2%5D MYSLB]"
|-
|4:15
|'''#3'''
|-
|8:12
|'''#4'''
|-
| 11:29
|'''#5'''
|-
| 13:27
|'''#6'''
|}

==Tracklist==
{{Tracklist|list=
{{tl track|number=1|title=Part 1|length=19:42}}
{{tl track|number=2|title=Part 2|length=17:20}}
{{tl track|number=3|title=Part 3|length=21:46}}
{{tl track|number=4|title=Part 4|length=15:03}}
{{tl finaltime|time=73:51}}
}}

== Credits==
*[[Rob Brown]] (producer)
*[[Sean Booth]] (producer)
*Porky's Prime Cuts (lacquer cut)<ref name=":0">https://www.discogs.com/release/1926-Lego-Feet-Lego-Feet</ref>

==References==
<references />
[[Category:Album]]

1991-XX-XX Rochdale, England, UK @ Bojangles Nightspot (IBC Radio's The Sweatbox)

2025-10-02T01:37:04Z

Toffo: eh

{{Show Information|date=1991-XX-XX (Monday, after 1991-07-08)|location=1 Drake Street, Rochdale, England, UK|venue=Bojangles Nightspot|event=IBC Radio's The Sweatbox|validity=A1}}

== Background ==
Arranged by IBC Pirate Radio.<ref>https://www.factmag.com/2013/10/25/autechre-interview-rob-brown/</ref> 

=== Tracklist ===

# [[Cavity Job#Cavity Job|"Cavity Job"]] (late Tascam 244 demo) (0:00)
# [[List of Rarities#Flight Deck|"Flight Deck"]] (2:52)
# [[Lego Feet|"Petdrum"]](4:58)
# [[Warp Tapes 89-93|"Destroyer"]] (9:13)
# [[List of Rarities#Myslb|"MYSLB"]] (shortened) (13:03)
# [[Autechre / Saw You#Saw You|"Saw You"]] (16:48)

== Recordings ==
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!TYPE
!COMPLETE
!LENGTH
!NOTES
!LINKS
|-
|AUD #1
|FULL
|20:23
|Uploaded to YouTube by channel Luxi Turner<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lC7LGzCZ-q0</ref>
''Autechre Live at Sweatbox 2, Bojangles, 1991''
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lC7LGzCZ-q0 YouTube (original)]
|}

== References ==
<references />

1991-XX-XX Rochdale, England, UK @ Bojangles Nightspot (IBC Radio's The Sweatbox)

2025-10-01T22:34:57Z

Toffo: initial fixes, will do more soon

{{Show Information|date=1991-XX-XX (Monday, after 1991-07-08)|location=1 Drake Street, Rochdale, England, UK|venue=Bojangles Nightspot|event=IBC Radio's The Sweatbox|validity=A1}}

== Background ==
Arranged by IBC Pirate Radio.<ref>https://www.factmag.com/2013/10/25/autechre-interview-rob-brown/</ref> 

=== Tracklist ===

# [[Cavity Job#Cavity Job|"Cavity Job"]] (late Tascam 244 demo) (0:00)
# [[List of Rarities#Flight Deck|"Flight Deck"]] (2:52)
# [[Lego Feet|Lego Feet Part 2 #6]] (4:58)
# [[Warp Tapes 89-93|"Destroyer"]] (9:13)
# [[List of Rarities#Myslb|"MYSLB"]] (shortened) (13:03)
# [[Autechre / Saw You#Saw You|"Saw You"]] (16:48)

== Recordings ==
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!TYPE
!COMPLETE
!LENGTH
!NOTES
!LINKS
|-
|AUD #1
|FULL
|20:23
|Uploaded to YouTube by channel Luxi Turner<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lC7LGzCZ-q0</ref>
''Autechre Live at Sweatbox 2, Bojangles, 1991''
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lC7LGzCZ-q0 YouTube (original)]
|}

== References ==
<references />

Warp Tapes 89-93

2025-04-22T16:22:47Z

Toffo: info abt destroyer ricf

{{Infobox
|title=Warp Tapes 89-93
|artist=[[Autechre]]
|cover=Warp Tapes 89-93.jpg
|date=24 June 2019
|label=n/a
|previous=[[NTS Sessions 1-4]]
|previous year=2018
|next=[[AE_LIVE 2016/2018]]
|next year=2020
}}'''''Warp Tapes 89-93''''' is a DJ mix by Autechre compiling material from 1989 to 1993. It was debuted on NTS Radio during Warp's 30th anniversary weekend as two mixes: Part 1 on June 21st, 2019, and Part 2 on June 23rd, 2019.<ref>https://artists.wxaxrxp.net/autechre</ref> It was then officially released on June 24th, 2019 as a free download on the store.<ref>https://ra.co/news/43993</ref><ref>https://www.discogs.com/release/13799471-Autechre-Warp-Tapes-89-93</ref>

== History ==
The tracks were a mix between those recorded straight to cassette and those recorded on a TASCAM 244, which were of much higher quality. Some dubs were added by Rob 10 years earlier for levelling purposes while working on the ''[[Lego Feet]]'' reissue, but otherwise no major changes or mastering was done.<ref>{{Cite interview|quote='''The Warp Tapes are really good,” thank you, “surprising great quality recordings for their age.''' Some of them are. The ones that were recorded on 244 are good because the 244, TASCAM 244, is just beautiful and if you're just recording two channels onto it, because it runs at double speed, then all the noise is, like, out of the way and they're just, it's just really good analog sound. It's really surprising. You can get sound like that out of a cassette, you know. So yeah, all the tracks that were recorded on that thing sound great, and all the stuff that was done straight to normal cassette sounds, well it is what it is, you know. '''Did they need much remastering?''' No. I mean, there weren't, there was no mastering at all. It was just, the tracks were taken. Rob did new dubs of a lot of those tracks which were just literally just getting the line and the levels correct, and then just putting them on a digital and at 24 bit, I think, and so we had, we did, he'd done them quite a while before like a good 10 years before we did that. I think it was around the time that we were recompiling, because we had to rebuild the Lego Feet thing when we did that because we didn't have the masters for that. Just time, and had gone missing, so we had to rebuild that. So the version that Skam released later isn't the same as the version that came out in ‘91. That all the tracks sounded different, I mean, we tried to rip, do, you know, replicate it as close as we could but it's, yeah, in the same, so. So, anyway we had them newer versions and they're just a bit cleaner. They're just better digital copies, so, but there was no EQ or anything on any of it or anything like that, it was just as is, so, and then, yeah. Just to, just kind of mixed as, you know, like mix together, the tracks or whatever, but like not really. There's no mastering or anything, so. I think we were just lucky, really. I think when you're not using much equipment, if using a very, very basic setup like just a drum machine through a DJ mixer into a tape deck, you can't really go wrong, you know, it's gonna sound good. That's the beauty of that shit and we were blessed, really, to grow up at a time where that shit was the only shit we could afford, you know. I think if we'd have had a lot more money and we'd have had bigger studios, you know, like an early Mac maybe or, you know, things wouldn't have sounded quite so correct now from back then. So we were just sort of lucky not to have any equipment, I think, in a lot of ways, and you don't make as many mistakes in your mixing and everything because there's nothing there to mix, you know. So yeah, we were just lucky.|page=Sean Twitch AMA, June 2022}}</ref> The DJ mix format was done after NTS Radio approached Autechre to request one, but Sean noted that the possiblity of releasing them individually was not out of the question.<ref>{{Cite interview|quote='''Any plans to release more early stuff like the Warp tapes?''' No plans because we didn't have a plan to do that. It was just, we got asked by NTS and we had the stuff there. So we just threw the mix together and did it. Was a bit, you know, off the cuff. We haven't got loads and loads of amazing material from that era. We've got loads of material though, so I don't know. Maybe. I mean we even thought about doing a release based on that thing because that's a mix. So maybe we could just put the tracks out individually on some kind of format? I guess, if we could be bothered?|page=Sean Twitch AMA, June 2022}}</ref>

==Analysis==
Analysis by [[User:Quants0|Quants0]]. Timestamps are based on spectral analysis of the waveforms.
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Timestamp
!Identifer / Notes
|-
! colspan="2" |Warp Tapes 89-93 Part 1
|-
|0:00:00 - 0:04:47
|'''#1'''
|-
|0:04:10 - 0:08:31
|'''#2'''
Uses a 303 synth.
|-
|0:07:57 - 0:12:09
|'''#3 "Westcoast Acid"'''<ref name=":0">{{Cite web|author=EnergyIsMassiveLight|title=old lego feet/ae leak of early material|website=Reddit|date=10 March 2024|link=https://www.reddit.com/r/autechre/comments/1bbc89f/old_lego_feetae_leak_of_early_material/|accessdate=25 March 2024}}</ref>
|-
|0:12:05 - 0:16:02
|'''#4 "Rippin Circuits"'''<ref name=":0" /><ref name=":1">{{Cite interview|page=Sean Twitch AMA, July 2022|quote=But that original Accelera track, which was originally it was called Rippin Circuits, that was Rob's track from ‘89, that was like the first time that we'd done that pitch thing, and it was really cool because like on the 202, if he was using the 202 as to generate the square wave for the pitch input, and then you had your sample in there, and then you started adding resonance to it, it just start losing it slightly and getting really good.}}</ref>
"Rippin Circuits" is an early version of "[https://aepages.org/wiki/Cavity_Job Accelera 1 & 2]" made by Rob in 1989. Sean said that this is likely the oldest track in the compilation.<ref name=":1" /><ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20231224114430/https://post.lurk.org/@sean_ae/111635157753588040#:~:text=(I%20think%20the%20oldest%20track%20on%20there)</ref>
|-
|0:15:36 - 0:22:43
|'''#5'''
Contains elements from [[Incunabula#Kalpol Introl|"Kalpol Introl"]]. Samples [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NpsvBvwRuf0 "Pass the Mic" by Beastie Boys].<ref>https://www.whosampled.com/sample/661650/Autechre-Part-1-Track-5-Beastie-Boys-Pass-the-Mic/</ref>
|-
|0:21:12 - 0:27:55
|'''#6 "Destroyer"'''<ref>https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1XAizLmKun4yF6oBVUhIrewYN-ZiY_9ORckmT-hF93Ho/edit#gid=0&range=D274</ref> 
Samples [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lb13ynu3Iac J. Robert Oppenheimer's 1965 speech] using the Boss RSD-10.<ref>{{Cite interview|page=Sean Twitch AMA, July 2022|quote=Yeah, that was our only sampler for quite a long time, like that Destroyer of Worlds track was done just using that as a sampler, done on the four track.}}</ref> Performed at [[1991-06-04 Rochdale, England, UK @ Sweatbox 2 (Bojangles)|Sweatbox 2 1991]].
|-
|0:26:58 - 0:31:35
|#7
Uses same riff as "Destroyer", but with a "can" Roland R8 sound.
|-
|0:31:33 - 0:34:10
|'''#8'''
|-
|0:33:51 - 0:41:05
|'''#9'''
|-
|0:40:27 - 0:48:16
|'''#10'''
|-
|0:47:17 - 0:54:20
|'''#11 "98 Chop"<ref name=":0" />'''
Contains a brief reprise of Part 1 #7 which continues into Part 1 #12
|-
|0:54:20 - 1:00:00
|'''#12'''
Previously appeared in 2013-03-03 webcast on Mixlr at around 04:10:30.<ref>https://archive.org/details/AutechreMixlrWebcast010203032013</ref> Contains percussion from [[List of Rarities#Crystel|"Crystel"]]. Unidentified "cheers mate" sample begins at 0:58:59
|-
! colspan="2" |Warp Tapes 89-93 Part 2
|-
|0:00:00 - 0:08:44
|'''#1 "Luna Chop"'''<ref>https://forum.watmm.com/topic/20728-luna-chop</ref>'''<ref name=":0" />'''
Uses the same bassline as "Keyop" from [[Lego Feet|''Lego Feet'']].
|-
|0:08:37 - 0:12:58
|'''#2'''
Uses the same percussion as [[Incunabula#Maetl|"Maetl"]]
|-
|0:12:44 - 0:18:01
|'''#3'''
|-
|0:17:23 - 0:24:19
|'''#4'''
|-
|0:23:33 - 0:31:54
|'''#5'''
Early version of "[[Tri Repetae#Leterel|Leterel]]"
|-
|0:31:26 - 0:33:40
|#6
Reprise of Part 1 track 7 - uses Deztroyer riff with R8 sound too.
|-
|0:33:12 - 0:38:37
|'''#7'''
|-
|0:38:07 - 0:45:33
|'''#8 "Persuit 2"<ref name=":0" />'''
|-
|0:44:54 - 0:54:36
|'''#9''' Contains elements of [[Incunabula#444|"444"]]
|-
|0:53:21 - 1:00:00
|'''#10 "Peyaline"<ref name=":0" />'''
|}

==Tracklist==
{{Tracklist|list=
{{tl track|number=1|title=Warp Tapes 89-93 Part 1|length=1:00:00}}
{{tl track|number=2|title=Warp Tapes 89-93 Part 2|length=1:00:00}}
{{tl finaltime|time=2:00:00}}
}}

== Links ==
*[https://www.discogs.com/release/13799471-Autechre-Warp-Tapes-89-93 Discogs]

== References ==
<references />
[[Category:DJ Mix]]
[[Category:Compilation]]

1991-XX-XX Rochdale, England, UK @ Bojangles Nightspot (IBC Radio's The Sweatbox)

2025-04-10T03:14:12Z

Toffo: fixed venue and event + added minor info abt traxks

DATE: 1991-06-04

CITY: Rochdale, England, UK

VENUE: Bojangles

EVENT: Sweatbox 2

TOUR: n/a

[A1]

== Background ==
Arranged by IBC Pirate Radio.<ref>https://www.factmag.com/2013/10/25/autechre-interview-rob-brown/</ref> 

=== Tracklist ===

# [[Cavity Job#Cavity Job|"Cavity Job"]] (late Tascam 244 demo) (0:00)
# [[List of Rarities#Flight Deck|"Flight Deck"]] (2:52)
# [[Lego Feet|Lego Feet Part 2 #6]] (4:58)
# [[Warp Tapes 89-93|"Destroyer"]] (9:13)
# [[List of Rarities#Myslb|"MYSLB"]] (shortened) (13:03)
# [[Autechre / Saw You#Saw You|"Saw You"]] (16:48)

== Recordings ==
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!TYPE
!COMPLETE
!LENGTH
!NOTES
!LINKS
|-
|AUD #1
|FULL
|20:23
|Uploaded to YouTube by channel Luxi Turner<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lC7LGzCZ-q0</ref>
''Autechre Live at Sweatbox 2, Bojangles, 1991''
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lC7LGzCZ-q0 YouTube (original)]
|}

== References ==
<references />

Late 80s Tape

2025-04-10T01:13:30Z

Toffo: removed "by"

{{Infobox
|title=Late 80s Tape
|artist=Lego Feet
|cover=no cover art.arf
|date=c. 1988-1989
|label=self-released/unknown
|previous=
|previous year=
|next=
|next year=
}}

'''''Late 80s Tape''''' is the unofficial name of a collection of tracks and DJ mixes by Lego Feet (name they used before Autechre), collected sometime in the late 1980s transferred from an unknown tape and leaked to WATMM around the time [[Warp Tapes 89-93]] was released.

==Tracklist==
Tracks 6 and 9 both appear on ''[[Lego Feet]]''. Track 1 and 5 are both DJ mixes. Track 2 is not by Autechre, but by S'Express.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sU8TtClcQgs</ref>
{{Tracklist|list=
{{tl track|number=1|title=Untitled Tape Mix 1|length=4:26}}
{{tl track|number=2|title=S'Express - Coma II (A.M/O.K)|length=4:40}}
{{tl track|number=3|title=Untitled|length=1:05}}
{{tl track|number=4|title=Untitled|length=0:48}}
{{tl track|number=5|title=Untitled Tape Mix 2|length=10:43}}
{{tl track|number=6|title=Untitled|length=2:01}}
{{tl track|number=7|title=Untitled|length=1:30}}
{{tl track|number=8|title=Untitled|length=6:28}}
{{tl track|number=9|title=BlackHitMix<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20240402205640/https://post.lurk.org/@sean_ae/112201803985443152</ref>|length=3:17}}
}}

== References ==
<references />

Lego Feet

2025-04-09T23:15:14Z

Toffo: added 2011 as a year

{{Infobox
|title=Lego Feet
|artist=Lego Feet
|cover=Lego Feet.jpg
|date= 1991, 2011 (re-issue)
|label=Skam Records (SKA001)
|previous=[[Autechre / Saw You]]
|previous year=1990
|next=[[Cavity Job]]
|next year=1991
}}'''''Lego Feet''''' is the only album released under the name Lego Feet in 1991 on Skam Records, consisting of two mixes of untitled material. In 2011 it was re-released as '''''SKA001CD''''', with Part 3 and Part 4 as bonus tracks. 

== Analysis==
These timestamps are based on spectral analysis of the waveforms by [[User:Quants0|Quants0]].
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Timestamp
!Identifer / Notes
|-
! colspan="2" |Part 1
|-
|0:00
|'''#1''' ''(intro electronic noises)''
|-
|0:07
|'''#2 "Leaves on the Line"<ref name=":2">https://www.discogs.com/release/295-Various-Skampler</ref>'''
|-
|3:39
|'''#3'''
|-
|4:13
|'''#4'''
|-
|9:59
|'''#5 "Keyop"<ref name=":2" />'''
Uses the same SH-101 sequence as "Luna Chop" from [[Warp Tapes 89-93|''Warp Tapes 89-93'']].
|-
|12:48
|'''#6'''
|-
|14:57
|'''#7''' '''"BlackHitMix"''' (snippet)<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20240402205640/https://post.lurk.org/@sean_ae/112201803985443152</ref>
Full version of this track appears on [[Late 80s Tape|''Late 80s Tape'']].
|-
|15:09
|'''#8'''
Alternative version of "Life's What You Make It" track from Late 80s Tape. Chords were sampled in "[[Confield#Lentic Catachresis|Lentic Catachresis]]".
|-
! colspan="2" |Part 2
|-
|0:00
|'''#1''' ''(intro electronic noises 2)''
|-
| 0:19
|'''#2'''
|-
|4:06
|'''#3''' ''("I can't do it man" interlude)''
|-
|4:43
|'''#4'''
|-
|10:22
|'''#5 "Northwest Water"<ref name=":2" />'''
|-
|11:45
|'''#6'''
Performed at [[1991-06-04 Rochdale, England, UK @ Sweatbox 2 (Bojangles)|Sweatbox 2 1991]], uses same stab as Flight Deck and Saw You.
|-
|14:36
|'''#7''' ''(weird sample interlude)''
|-
|15:27
|'''#8'''
|-
|17:03
|'''#9''' ''(weird sample outro)''
|-
! colspan="2" |Part 3
|-
|0:00
|'''#1 "Flight Deck"''' (snippet)
|-
|0:08
|'''#2'''
Also featured on [[Late 80s Tape|''Late 80s Tape'']]
|-
|1:17
|'''#3'''
|-
|3:59
|'''#4'''
|-
|6:58
|'''#5'''
|-
|10:15
|'''#6''' "legotwo#13"<ref name=":1">https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1XAizLmKun4yF6oBVUhIrewYN-ZiY_9ORckmT-hF93Ho/edit#gid=0&range=D791</ref>
|-
|12:11
|'''#7'''
|-
|17:31
|'''#8 "Wide Angle"'''<ref name=":1" />
|-
! colspan="2" | Part 4
|-
|0:00
|'''#1''' ''(intro electronic noises but an actual track)''
|-
| 1:35
|'''#2'''
Samples "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KcGa22wuZ4I Help Me Somebody]" by Brian Eno and David Byrne, which is also used in "[https://aepages.org/wiki/List_of_Live_Shows#:~:text=Destroyer%20%5B1%5D-,MYSLB,-%5B2%5D MYSLB]"
|-
|4:15
|'''#3'''
|-
|8:12
|'''#4'''
|-
| 11:29
|'''#5'''
|-
| 13:27
|'''#6'''
|}

==Tracklist==
{{Tracklist|list=
{{tl track|number=1|title=Part 1|length=19:42}}
{{tl track|number=2|title=Part 2|length=17:20}}
{{tl track|number=3|title=Part 3|length=21:46}}
{{tl track|number=4|title=Part 4|length=15:03}}
{{tl finaltime|time=73:51}}
}}

== Credits==
*[[Rob Brown]] (producer)
*[[Sean Booth]] (producer)
*Porky's Prime Cuts (lacquer cut)<ref name=":0">https://www.discogs.com/release/1926-Lego-Feet-Lego-Feet</ref>

==References==
<references />
[[Category:Album]]

Late 80s Tape

2025-04-09T23:09:25Z

Toffo: it cant be by ae as at the tike they were still LF. also more info

{{Infobox
|title=Late 80s Tape
|artist=Lego Feet
|cover=no cover art.arf
|date=c. 1988-1989
|label=self-released/unknown
|previous=
|previous year=
|next=
|next year=
}}

'''''Late 80s Tape''''' is the unofficial name of a collection of tracks and DJ mixes by Lego Feet (name they used before Autechre), collected sometime in the late 1980s transferred from an unknown tape and leaked by to WATMM around the time [[Warp Tapes 89-93]] was released.

==Tracklist==
Tracks 6 and 9 both appear on ''[[Lego Feet]]''. Track 1 and 5 are both DJ mixes. Track 2 is not by Autechre, but by S'Express.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sU8TtClcQgs</ref>
{{Tracklist|list=
{{tl track|number=1|title=Untitled Tape Mix 1|length=4:26}}
{{tl track|number=2|title=S'Express - Coma II (A.M/O.K)|length=4:40}}
{{tl track|number=3|title=Untitled|length=1:05}}
{{tl track|number=4|title=Untitled|length=0:48}}
{{tl track|number=5|title=Untitled Tape Mix 2|length=10:43}}
{{tl track|number=6|title=Untitled|length=2:01}}
{{tl track|number=7|title=Untitled|length=1:30}}
{{tl track|number=8|title=Untitled|length=6:28}}
{{tl track|number=9|title=BlackHitMix<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20240402205640/https://post.lurk.org/@sean_ae/112201803985443152</ref>|length=3:17}}
}}

== References ==
<references />

Lego Feet

2025-04-09T22:58:23Z

Toffo: porky's name fix

{{Infobox
|title=Lego Feet
|artist=Lego Feet
|cover=Lego Feet.jpg
|date= 1991
|label=Skam Records (SKA001)
|previous=[[Autechre / Saw You]]
|previous year=1990
|next=[[Cavity Job]]
|next year=1991
}}'''''Lego Feet''''' is the only album released under the name Lego Feet in 1991 on Skam Records, consisting of two mixes of untitled material. In 2011 it was re-released as '''''SKA001CD''''', with Part 3 and Part 4 as bonus tracks. 

== Analysis==
These timestamps are based on spectral analysis of the waveforms by [[User:Quants0|Quants0]].
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Timestamp
!Identifer / Notes
|-
! colspan="2" |Part 1
|-
|0:00
|'''#1''' ''(intro electronic noises)''
|-
|0:07
|'''#2 "Leaves on the Line"<ref name=":2">https://www.discogs.com/release/295-Various-Skampler</ref>'''
|-
|3:39
|'''#3'''
|-
|4:13
|'''#4'''
|-
|9:59
|'''#5 "Keyop"<ref name=":2" />'''
Uses the same SH-101 sequence as "Luna Chop" from [[Warp Tapes 89-93|''Warp Tapes 89-93'']].
|-
|12:48
|'''#6'''
|-
|14:57
|'''#7''' '''"BlackHitMix"''' (snippet)<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20240402205640/https://post.lurk.org/@sean_ae/112201803985443152</ref>
Full version of this track appears on [[Late 80s Tape|''Late 80s Tape'']].
|-
|15:09
|'''#8'''
Alternative version of "Life's What You Make It" track from Late 80s Tape. Chords were sampled in "[[Confield#Lentic Catachresis|Lentic Catachresis]]".
|-
! colspan="2" |Part 2
|-
|0:00
|'''#1''' ''(intro electronic noises 2)''
|-
| 0:19
|'''#2'''
|-
|4:06
|'''#3''' ''("I can't do it man" interlude)''
|-
|4:43
|'''#4'''
|-
|10:22
|'''#5 "Northwest Water"<ref name=":2" />'''
|-
|11:45
|'''#6'''
Performed at [[1991-06-04 Rochdale, England, UK @ Sweatbox 2 (Bojangles)|Sweatbox 2 1991]], uses same stab as Flight Deck and Saw You.
|-
|14:36
|'''#7''' ''(weird sample interlude)''
|-
|15:27
|'''#8'''
|-
|17:03
|'''#9''' ''(weird sample outro)''
|-
! colspan="2" |Part 3
|-
|0:00
|'''#1 "Flight Deck"''' (snippet)
|-
|0:08
|'''#2'''
Also featured on [[Late 80s Tape|''Late 80s Tape'']]
|-
|1:17
|'''#3'''
|-
|3:59
|'''#4'''
|-
|6:58
|'''#5'''
|-
|10:15
|'''#6''' "legotwo#13"<ref name=":1">https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1XAizLmKun4yF6oBVUhIrewYN-ZiY_9ORckmT-hF93Ho/edit#gid=0&range=D791</ref>
|-
|12:11
|'''#7'''
|-
|17:31
|'''#8 "Wide Angle"'''<ref name=":1" />
|-
! colspan="2" | Part 4
|-
|0:00
|'''#1''' ''(intro electronic noises but an actual track)''
|-
| 1:35
|'''#2'''
Samples "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KcGa22wuZ4I Help Me Somebody]" by Brian Eno and David Byrne, which is also used in "[https://aepages.org/wiki/List_of_Live_Shows#:~:text=Destroyer%20%5B1%5D-,MYSLB,-%5B2%5D MYSLB]"
|-
|4:15
|'''#3'''
|-
|8:12
|'''#4'''
|-
| 11:29
|'''#5'''
|-
| 13:27
|'''#6'''
|}

==Tracklist==
{{Tracklist|list=
{{tl track|number=1|title=Part 1|length=19:42}}
{{tl track|number=2|title=Part 2|length=17:20}}
{{tl track|number=3|title=Part 3|length=21:46}}
{{tl track|number=4|title=Part 4|length=15:03}}
{{tl finaltime|time=73:51}}
}}

== Credits==
*[[Rob Brown]] (producer)
*[[Sean Booth]] (producer)
*Porky's Prime Cuts (lacquer cut)<ref name=":0">https://www.discogs.com/release/1926-Lego-Feet-Lego-Feet</ref>

==References==
<references />
[[Category:Album]]

Cavity Job

2025-04-09T22:38:27Z

Toffo: whoopsie doopsie, minor error edit

{{Infobox
|title=Cavity Job
|artist=[[Autechre]]
|cover=Cavity Job.jpg
|date= 1991
|label=Hardcore Records (HARD003)
|previous=[[Lego Feet]]
|previous year=1991
|next=[[Incunabula]]
|next year=1993
}}'''''Cavity Job''''' is an EP by [[Autechre]] released in late 1991. It is both the first official Autechre release and the 3rd of only 4 records to be released on [https://www.discogs.com/label/214592-Hardcore-Records-3 Hardcore Records] before it went bankrupt.

== Tracks ==

=== Cavity Job ===

* A late demo version of "Cavity Job"<ref>https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1XAizLmKun4yF6oBVUhIrewYN-ZiY_9ORckmT-hF93Ho/edit#gid=0&range=B1347:B1348</ref> appeared in live shows like Sweatbox 2 at Bojangles club in 1991<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lC7LGzCZ-q0</ref> and on IBC Radio shows.<ref>https://youtu.be/E_7ttPWn1bU</ref> There is also an earlier variation of it titled "Cavity Job Original 244 Mix" which has no "this is" sample from "Style Wars" and synth solo.<ref name=":0">https://www.reddit.com/r/autechre/comments/1bbc89f/old_lego_feetae_leak_of_early_material/</ref>
* There is an unreleased remix of Cavity Job made in 1992, but it's currently unreleased and not much is known about it.
* Sean explained much of the background for "Cavity Job / Accelera 1 & 2" in Mastodon posts, <ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20231224114430/https://post.lurk.org/@sean_ae/111635157753588040</ref> starting with the equipment used for that early rough version being their old setup: RSD-10, SK-1, SK-5 for samplers and MC-202, SH-2 for synths, all on Tascam 244 Portastudio "with at least one bounce IIRC." He further elaborated in the same post on specific parts: "The kick and snare were played live on the SK-5 to tape, and then a bar of that was looped on the RSD-10 so it had a really dirty feel. The hats were 606.  We’d just got the R8 at that point but it’s only doing the claps." The cleaner version of the track for the official Cavity Job was rebuilt using an Atari ST, FZ-10 and MC-202 mixed to quarter-inch cartridge tape at Daz's studio. Sean's estimate is that the original version took probably a few nights across 1-2 weeks, and the EP remake took a few days.
* The original EP version opened with a sample of [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lg025Dzxy7s "Valium Ten" by Hawkwind], which was removed when it was re-released on [[EPs 1991 - 2002|''EPs 1991 - 2002'']], however a pitchshifted and reversed repetition of the sample, remains at the end of the track. Another sample from the film [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7DXD1HBaLX0&t=415s "Style Wars"] also appears across the track ("this is" part).

=== Accelera 1 & 2 ===

* "Accelera 1 & 2" initially started out as a 1989 track by Rob called "Rippin Circuits" (which was later released on ''[[Warp Tapes 89-93]]'') before being reworked into "Accelera 1 & 2". <ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20231224114430/https://post.lurk.org/@sean_ae/111635157753588040#:~:text=There%E2%80%99s%20also%20a%20way%20older%20original%20original%20of%20Accelera%20(from%20%E2%80%9889)%20called%20Rippin%20Circuits%20that%E2%80%99s%20on%20the%20Warp%20Tapes%20thing%20(I%20think%20the%20oldest%20track%20on%20there)%20but%20it%27s%20a%20different%20vibe%20really%2C%20just%20the%20riff%20is%20the%20same. https://web.archive.org/web/20231224114430/https://post.lurk.org/@sean_ae/111635157753588040#:~:text=There%E2%80%99s%20also%20a%20way%20older%20original%20original%20of%20Accelera%20(from%20%E2%80%9889)%20called%20Rippin%20Circuits%20that%E2%80%99s%20on%20the%20Warp%20Tapes%20thing%20(I%20think%20the%20oldest%20track%20on%20there)%20but%20it%27s%20a%20different%20vibe%20really%2C%20just%20the%20riff%20is%20the%20same.]</ref><ref>https://aepages.org/wiki/Sean_Twitch_AMA,_July_2022#:~:text=which%20was%20originally%20it%20was%20called%20Ripping%20Circuits</ref> Early unreleased version of it was made om the same setup as original Cavity Job and was recorded using Tascam 244 aswell. It had a sampled pad instead of Jupiter 8 and was played quite often by them at IBC Radio.
* The woman sample also appeared on Gescom's ''[[Minidisc]]'' on the track "PT/AE".
* There is also an another version called "2 Accelerippin R8 Edit".<ref name=":0" />
* While the equipment was not listed, it's likely they used the same old setup for the original version as the original version of "Cavity Job", with the only noteworthy change being the ease of reworking due to the drums being all R8.<ref name=":1" /> A Jupiter 8 belonging to Daz was potentially used for the pads on the remake.<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20250409204226/https://post.lurk.org/@sean_ae/114303369010045124</ref> Some other differences on the reworked version for the EP version include a dropped chord sample "that we were never gonna get away with" and some smaller sounds differing due to them being unable to reproduce it on Daz's gear. <ref name=":1">[https://web.archive.org/web/20231224114430/https://post.lurk.org/@sean_ae/111635157753588040#:~:text=We%20remade%20the%20b%2Dside%20track%20Accelera%201%262%20at%20the%20same%20time%20but%20that%20was%20a%20bit%20easier%20cos%20the%20drums%20were%20all%20R8%20IIRC. https://web.archive.org/web/20231224114430/https://post.lurk.org/@sean_ae/111635157753588040#:~:text=We%20remade%20the%20b%2Dside%20track%20Accelera%201%262%20at%20the%20same%20time%20but%20that%20was%20a%20bit%20easier%20cos%20the%20drums%20were%20all%20R8%20IIRC.]</ref>
* The original EP version opened with a sample of [https://youtu.be/ajhSklf9Oy8?feature=shared&t=197 "Equinoxe Part 5" Live in Houston by Jean Michel-Jarre], which was removed when it was re-released on [[EPs 1991 - 2002|''EPs 1991 - 2002'']], though the line itself ("The most amazing sight ever viewed by the human eye!") appears later in the track, said by Atari ST SAM voice. The sample of the woman yelling "Yeah!" comes from a sex scene between Thomas and Mary-Lou in the 1976 film ''The Man Who Fell To Earth''.

== Tracklist ==
{{Tracklist|list=
{{tl track|number=1|title=Cavity Job|length=6:10}}
{{tl track|number=2|title=Accelera 1 & 2|length=6:39}}
{{tl finaltime|time=12:49}}
}}

==Trivia ==

*''Cavity Job'' is one of only two Autechre releases to have a title track, with the other being ''[[Gantz Graf]]''.
*Cover art was made by Autechre using Letraset and Letratone dry transfer templates, just like they did with their demo tapes, while the artwork was done by Dave Hanal.
*The Casio SK-1 was used on ''Cavity Job''.<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20020816104848/http://www.autechre.nu/cgi-bin/newspro/news.cgi?newsid1018136565,21609,#:~:text=cavity%20job%2C%20incunabula%2C%20chiastic%20slide</ref>
* In [[URB Magazine Issue 42, May 1995]], Hardcore Records was described as a con that immediately filed for bankruptcy and fled soon after the release of ''Cavity Job'', meaning they earned nothing from the record. In the same interview Sean mentioned that it was "the worst record we ever did!".

== Credits ==

* [[Rob Brown]] (producer, writer)
* [[Sean Booth]] (producer, writer)
* [[Autechre]] (design)
* [[Dave Hanal]] (artwork)
* [[Darrel Fitton]] (engineer, co-producer)
* [[Paul Solomons]] (lacquer cut) <ref>https://www.discogs.com/master/235196-Autechre-Cavity-Job</ref>

== References ==
<references />
[[Category:EP]]

Cavity Job

2025-04-09T22:32:51Z

Toffo: more info + trivia.

{{Infobox
|title=Cavity Job
|artist=[[Autechre]]
|cover=Cavity Job.jpg
|date= 1991
|label=Hardcore Records (HARD003)
|previous=[[Lego Feet]]
|previous year=1991
|next=[[Incunabula]]
|next year=1993
}}'''''Cavity Job''''' is an EP by [[Autechre]] released in late 1991. It is both the first official Autechre release and the 3rd of only 4 records to be released on [https://www.discogs.com/label/214592-Hardcore-Records-3 Hardcore Records] before it went bankrupt.

== Tracks ==

=== Cavity Job ===

* A late demo version of "Cavity Job"<ref>https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1XAizLmKun4yF6oBVUhIrewYN-ZiY_9ORckmT-hF93Ho/edit#gid=0&range=B1347:B1348</ref> appeared in live shows like Sweatbox 1991<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lC7LGzCZ-q0</ref> and on IBC Radio.<ref>https://youtu.be/E_7ttPWn1bU</ref> There is also an earlier variation of it titled "Cavity Job Original 244 Mix" which has no "this is" sample from "Style Wars" and synth solo.<ref name=":0">https://www.reddit.com/r/autechre/comments/1bbc89f/old_lego_feetae_leak_of_early_material/</ref>
* There is an unreleased remix of Cavity Job made in 1992, but it's currently unreleased and not much is known about it.
* Sean explained much of the background for "Cavity Job / Accelera 1 & 2" in Mastodon posts, <ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20231224114430/https://post.lurk.org/@sean_ae/111635157753588040</ref> starting with the equipment used for that early rough version being their old setup: RSD-10, SK-1, SK-5 for samplers and MC-202, SH-2 for synths, all on Tascam 244 Portastudio "with at least one bounce IIRC." He further elaborated in the same post on specific parts: "The kick and snare were played live on the SK-5 to tape, and then a bar of that was looped on the RSD-10 so it had a really dirty feel. The hats were 606.  We’d just got the R8 at that point but it’s only doing the claps." The cleaner version of the track for the official Cavity Job was rebuilt using an Atari ST, FZ-10 and MC-202 mixed to quarter-inch cartridge tape at Daz's studio. Sean's estimate is that the original version took probably a few nights across 1-2 weeks, and the EP remake took a few days.
* The original EP version opened with a sample of [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lg025Dzxy7s "Valium Ten" by Hawkwind], which was removed when it was re-released on [[EPs 1991 - 2002|''EPs 1991 - 2002'']], however a pitchshifted and reversed repetition of the sample, remains at the end of the track. Another sample from the film [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7DXD1HBaLX0&t=415s "Style Wars"] also appears across the track ("this is" part).

=== Accelera 1 & 2 ===

* "Accelera 1 & 2" initially started out as a 1989 track by Rob called "Rippin Circuits" (which was later released on ''[[Warp Tapes 89-93]]'') before being reworked into "Accelera 1 & 2". <ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20231224114430/https://post.lurk.org/@sean_ae/111635157753588040#:~:text=There%E2%80%99s%20also%20a%20way%20older%20original%20original%20of%20Accelera%20(from%20%E2%80%9889)%20called%20Rippin%20Circuits%20that%E2%80%99s%20on%20the%20Warp%20Tapes%20thing%20(I%20think%20the%20oldest%20track%20on%20there)%20but%20it%27s%20a%20different%20vibe%20really%2C%20just%20the%20riff%20is%20the%20same. https://web.archive.org/web/20231224114430/https://post.lurk.org/@sean_ae/111635157753588040#:~:text=There%E2%80%99s%20also%20a%20way%20older%20original%20original%20of%20Accelera%20(from%20%E2%80%9889)%20called%20Rippin%20Circuits%20that%E2%80%99s%20on%20the%20Warp%20Tapes%20thing%20(I%20think%20the%20oldest%20track%20on%20there)%20but%20it%27s%20a%20different%20vibe%20really%2C%20just%20the%20riff%20is%20the%20same.]</ref><ref>https://aepages.org/wiki/Sean_Twitch_AMA,_July_2022#:~:text=which%20was%20originally%20it%20was%20called%20Ripping%20Circuits</ref> Early unreleased version of it was made om the same setup as original Cavity Job and was recorded using Tascam 244 aswell. It had a sampled pad instead of Jupiter 8 and was played quite often by them at IBC radio.
* The woman sample also appeared on Gescom's ''[[Minidisc]]'' on the track "PT/AE".
* There is also an another version called "2 Accelerippin R8 Edit".<ref name=":0" />
* While the equipment was not listed, it's likely they used the same old setup for the original version as the original version of "Cavity Job", with the only noteworthy change being the ease of reworking due to the drums being all R8.<ref name=":1" /> A Jupiter 8 belonging to Daz was potentially used for the pads on the remake.<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20250409204226/https://post.lurk.org/@sean_ae/114303369010045124</ref> Some other differences on the reworked version for the EP version include a dropped chord sample "that we were never gonna get away with" and some smaller sounds differing due to them being unable to reproduce it on Daz's gear. <ref name=":1">[https://web.archive.org/web/20231224114430/https://post.lurk.org/@sean_ae/111635157753588040#:~:text=We%20remade%20the%20b%2Dside%20track%20Accelera%201%262%20at%20the%20same%20time%20but%20that%20was%20a%20bit%20easier%20cos%20the%20drums%20were%20all%20R8%20IIRC. https://web.archive.org/web/20231224114430/https://post.lurk.org/@sean_ae/111635157753588040#:~:text=We%20remade%20the%20b%2Dside%20track%20Accelera%201%262%20at%20the%20same%20time%20but%20that%20was%20a%20bit%20easier%20cos%20the%20drums%20were%20all%20R8%20IIRC.]</ref>
* The original EP version opened with a sample of [https://youtu.be/ajhSklf9Oy8?feature=shared&t=197 "Equinoxe Part 5" Live in Houston by Jean Michel-Jarre], which was removed when it was re-released on [[EPs 1991 - 2002|''EPs 1991 - 2002'']], though the line itself ("The most amazing sight ever viewed by the human eye!") appears later in the track, said by Atari ST SAM voice. The sample of the woman yelling "Yeah!" comes from a sex scene between Thomas and Mary-Lou in the 1976 film ''The Man Who Fell To Earth''.

== Tracklist ==
{{Tracklist|list=
{{tl track|number=1|title=Cavity Job|length=6:10}}
{{tl track|number=2|title=Accelera 1 & 2|length=6:39}}
{{tl finaltime|time=12:49}}
}}

==Trivia ==

*''Cavity Job'' is one of only two Autechre releases to have a title track, with the other being ''[[Gantz Graf]]''.
*Cover art was made by Autechre using Letraset and Letratone dry transfer templates, just like they did with their demo tapes, while the artwork was done by Dave Hanal.
*The Casio SK-1 was used on ''Cavity Job''.<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20020816104848/http://www.autechre.nu/cgi-bin/newspro/news.cgi?newsid1018136565,21609,#:~:text=cavity%20job%2C%20incunabula%2C%20chiastic%20slide</ref>
* In [[URB Magazine Issue 42, May 1995]], Hardcore Records was described as a con that immediately filed for bankruptcy and fled soon after the release of ''Cavity Job'', meaning they earned nothing from the record. In the same interview Sean mentioned that it was "the worst record we ever did!".

== Credits ==

* [[Rob Brown]] (producer, writer)
* [[Sean Booth]] (producer, writer)
* [[Autechre]] (design)
* [[Dave Hanal]] (artwork)
* [[Darrel Fitton]] (engineer, co-producer)
* [[Paul Solomons]] (lacquer cut) <ref>https://www.discogs.com/master/235196-Autechre-Cavity-Job</ref>

== References ==
<references />
[[Category:EP]]

User:Toffo

2024-06-03T12:15:23Z

Toffo: fd

hi im toffo

if my english is bad - point that and fix it plls

i mainly do stuff related to early ae

i found flight deck

Lego Feet

2024-06-02T19:01:50Z

Toffo: flight deck in pt3

{{Infobox
|title=Lego Feet
|artist=Lego Feet
|cover=Lego Feet.jpg
|date= 1991
|label=Skam Records (SKA001)
|previous=[[Autechre / Saw You]]
|previous year=1990
|next=[[Cavity Job]]
|next year=1991
}}'''''Lego Feet''''' is the only album released under the name Lego Feet in 1991 on Skam Records, consisting of two mixes of untitled material. In 2011 it was re-released as '''''SKA001CD''''', with Part 3 and Part 4 as bonus tracks. 

==Tracklist==
{{Tracklist|list=
{{tl track|number=1|title=Part 1|length=19:42}}
{{tl track|number=2|title=Part 2|length=17:20}}
{{tl track|number=3|title=Part 3|length=21:46}}
{{tl track|number=4|title=Part 4|length=15:03}}
{{tl finaltime|time=73:51}}
}}

==Analysis==
These timestamps are based on spectral analysis of the waveforms by [[User:Quants0|Quants0]]. According to Discogs, three of the tracks have titles, namely "Leaves On The Line", "Keyop", and "Northwest Water", which all appeared individually on the Skampler compilation.<ref name=":0">https://www.discogs.com/release/1926-Lego-Feet-Lego-Feet</ref>
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Timestamp
!Identifer / Notes
|-
! colspan="2" |Part 1
|-
|0:00
|'''#1''' ''(intro electronic noises)''
|-
|0:07
|'''#2 "Leaves on the Line"'''
|-
|3:39
|'''#3'''
|-
|4:13
|'''#4'''
|-
|9:59
|'''#5 "Keyop"'''
Uses same SH-101 sequence as "Luna Chop" from [[Warp Tapes 89-93]].
|-
|12:48
|'''#6'''
|-
|14:57
|'''#7''' Snippet of '''"BlackHitMix"''' <ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20240402205640/https://post.lurk.org/@sean_ae/112201803985443152</ref>
Full version of this track appears on [[Late 80s Tape|''Late 80s Tape'']].
|-
|15:09
|'''#8'''
Alternative version of "Life's What You Make It" track from Late 80s Tape. Chords were sampled in "[[Confield#Lentic Catachresis|Lentic Catachresis]]".
|-
! colspan="2" |Part 2
|-
|0:00
|'''#1''' ''(intro electronic noises 2)''
|-
|0:19
|'''#2'''
|-
|4:06
|'''#3''' ''("I can't do it man" interlude)''
|-
|4:43
|'''#4'''
|-
|10:22
|'''#5 "Northwest Water"'''
|-
|11:45
|'''#6'''
Performed at [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lC7LGzCZ-q0 Sweatbox 1991], uses same stab as Flight Deck and Saw You.
|-
|14:36
|'''#7''' ''(weird sample interlude)''
|-
|15:27
|'''#8'''
|-
|17:03
|'''#9''' ''(weird sample outro)''
|-
! colspan="2" |Part 3
|-
|0:00
|#1 "Flight Deck" (snippet)
|-
|0:08
|'''#2'''
Also featured on [[Late 80s Tape|''Late 80s Tape'']]
|-
| 1:17
|'''#3'''
|-
|3:59
|'''#4'''
|-
|6:58
|'''#5'''
|-
|10:15
|'''#6''' "legotwo#13" <ref name=":1">https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1XAizLmKun4yF6oBVUhIrewYN-ZiY_9ORckmT-hF93Ho/edit#gid=0&range=D791</ref>
|-
|12:11
|'''#7'''
|-
|17:31
|'''#8 "Wide Angle"''' <ref name=":1" />
|-
! colspan="2" |Part 4
|-
|0:00
| '''#1''' ''(intro electronic noises but an actual track)''
|-
| 1:35
|'''#2'''
Samples "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KcGa22wuZ4I Help Me Somebody]" by Brian Eno and David Byrne, which is also used in "[https://aepages.org/wiki/List_of_Live_Shows#:~:text=Destroyer%20%5B1%5D-,MYSLB,-%5B2%5D MYSLB]"
|-
|4:15
|'''#3'''
|-
| 8:12
|'''#4'''
|-
| 11:29
| '''#5'''
|-
| 13:27
|'''#6'''
|}

==Credits==
*[[Rob Brown]] (producer)
*[[Sean Booth]] (producer)
*Porky (cutting engineer)<ref name=":0" />

== References ==
<references />

Autechre / Saw You

2024-04-02T20:57:27Z

Toffo: more info

{{Infobox
|title=Autechre / Saw You
|artist=Autechre
|cover=
|date= 1990
|label=self-released
|previous=
|previous year=
|next=[[Lego Feet]]
|next year=1991
}}'''''Autechre / Saw You''''' is the oldest known release from [[Autechre]], created in 1990 as a demo cassette, with only 50 copies made which were shared with friends and labels.<ref>https://www.discogs.com/release/6714178-Autechre-Autechre-Saw-You</ref> On January 13th, 2024, Sean posted downloads for tape transfers of both Autechre<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20240113170311/https://post.lurk.org/@sean_ae/111749663624600342</ref> and Saw You.<ref name=":0">https://web.archive.org/web/20240113162259/https://post.lurk.org/@sean_ae/111749064152560779</ref>

== Tracks ==

=== Autechre ===

* The track name came from typing "Au" (due to a 'au' type sample appearing in the track) and then keysmashing the rest until the Atari's 8 character limit was hit. The band themselves liked the name so much they later adopted it as their new pseudonym.<ref>[https://aepages.org/wiki/Sound_On_Sound_Interview,_April_2004#:~:text=Sean%20Booth%20explains%20that%20the%20name%20came%20about%20when%20the%20duo%20were%20working%20on%20an%20Atari.%20%22The%20first%20two%20letters%20were%20intentional%2C%20because%20there%20was%20an%20%27au%27%20sound%20in%20the%20track%2C%20and%20the%20rest%20of%20the%20letters%20were%20bashed%20randomly%20on%20the%20keyboard. https://aepages.org/wiki/Sound_On_Sound_Interview,_April_2004#:~:text=Sean%20Booth%20explains%20that%20the%20name%20came%20about%20when%20the%20duo%20were%20working%20on%20an%20Atari.%20%22The%20first%20two%20letters%20were%20intentional%2C%20because%20there%20was%20an%20%27au%27%20sound%20in%20the%20track%2C%20and%20the%20rest%20of%20the%20letters%20were%20bashed%20randomly%20on%20the%20keyboard.]</ref><ref>https://aepages.org/wiki/SECONDS_Magazine_Issue_31,_1994#:~:text=SECONDS%3A%20What%20does%20%22Autechre%22%20mean%3F</ref> 
* According to the metadata of Sean's download, it was recorded in 1989.

=== Saw You ===

* When asked about it in 2022, Sean mentioned that in the [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lC7LGzCZ-q0 Sweatbox 1991 recording], "Saw You" was the house/techno track with long keys and an TX81Z saxophone sound.<ref>https://aepages.org/wiki/Sean_Twitch_AMA,_July_2022#:~:text=%E2%80%9CCan%20you%20tell%20us%20something%20about%20the%20Autechre/Saw%20You%20demo%3F%E2%80%9D</ref> The TX81Z sound was "prob an edited preset".<ref name=":0" />
* According to the metadata of Sean's download, it was recorded in 1990.

== Tracklist ==
{{Tracklist|list=
{{tl track|number=1|title=Autechre|length=5:22}}
{{tl track|number=2|title=Saw You|length=6:11}}
{{tl finaltime|time=11:33}}
}}''(Note: Track lengths are taken from files shared by Sean, which likely mismatch by a few seconds with the distributed cassettes.)''

== Trivia ==

* On its Discogs page, it was noted that the tape got them signed to Warp Records. However, Sean clarified that they were actually rejected due to Warp not currently looking to sign anyone at the time. The track that actually got them signed was [[List of Rarities#Crystel|"Crystel"]] in 1991.<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20240113191644/https://post.lurk.org/@sean_ae/111750128290861077</ref>
* The Discogs listing along with its images, created by user awkwardsilence, were confirmed to be real in the July Twitch AMA<ref>https://aepages.org/wiki/Sean_Twitch_AMA,_July_2022#:~:text=But%20the%20pictures%20of%20the%20tapes%20are%20real</ref> . However, out of respect, the original poster stated they weren't planning on leaking the tracks.
* Both tracks were made in Daz Fitton's studio above Dr Rock around 1989-1990 and recorded straight to cassette. <ref>[https://aepages.org/wiki/Sean_Twitch_AMA,_July_2022#:~:text=So%20both%20of%20them%20are%20tracks%20that%20we%20did%20in%20Dazzy%E2%80%99s%20studio%20in%20%E2%80%9889%2C%20%E2%80%9890. https://aepages.org/wiki/Sean_Twitch_AMA,_July_2022#:~:text=So%20both%20of%20them%20are%20tracks%20that%20we%20did%20in%20Dazzy%E2%80%99s%20studio%20in%20%E2%80%9889%2C%20%E2%80%9890.]</ref><ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20231224114430/https://post.lurk.org/@sean_ae/111635157753588040</ref>
* The labels on the cassette were made by Sean with ink splatters.
* An early copy spread around Soulseek (and later uploaded to YouTube by hsfq) is fake. It actually consists of the tracks "Many" and "The Brink" from Freeform's Free EP (SKAM, 1995).<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z6R3fyKSwVM&pp=ygUQQXV0ZWNocmUgU2F3IFl1bw%3D%3D</ref>
* "Autechre" was [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wFpnAqrXVBI played on Sunset 102 FM] at 18th of December, 1990 by 808 State, dating this tape to late 1990.
* Font used on labels is Zurich Black from Letraset character set.
* "Autechre" pad was later used in Persuit 2 from [[Warp Tapes 89-93]] along with noise from "Saw You" in 1992.

== Links ==

* Dropbox [https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/ubb2d0nv4det2yl4rb9d0/LegoFour-01_Autechre.NORM.wav?rlkey=lsimwfawns8ec9olptmqq98d2&dl=0 "Autechre",] [https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/qjs8c5d4oiaop69lpvwfx/LegoFour-14_SawYou.NORM.wav?rlkey=y0e78f7lkrjufhszauvge8245&dl=0 "Saw You"]
* [https://www.discogs.com/release/6714178-Autechre-Autechre-Saw-You Discogs]

== References ==
<references />
[[Category:Single]]

Lego Feet

2024-04-02T20:41:51Z

Toffo: new track title + more descriptions

{{Infobox
|title=Lego Feet
|artist=Lego Feet
|cover=Lego Feet.jpg
|date= 1991
|label=Skam Records (SKA001)
|previous=[[Autechre / Saw You]]
|previous year=1990
|next=[[Cavity Job]]
|next year=1991
}}'''''Lego Feet''''' is the only album released under the name Lego Feet in 1991 on Skam Records, consisting of two mixes of untitled material. In 2011 it was re-released as '''''SKA001CD''''', with Part 3 and Part 4 as bonus tracks.

==Tracklist==
{{Tracklist|list=
{{tl track|number=1|title=Part 1|length=19:42}}
{{tl track|number=2|title=Part 2|length=17:20}}
{{tl track|number=3|title=Part 3|length=21:46}}
{{tl track|number=4|title=Part 4|length=15:03}}
{{tl finaltime|time=73:51}}
}}

==Analysis==
According to Discogs, three of the tracks have titles, namely "Leaves On The Line", "Keyop", and "Northwest Water", which all appeared individually on the Skampler compilation. [https://www.discogs.com/release/1926-Lego-Feet-Lego-Feet#:~:text=Track%20titles%2C%20where%20shown%2C%20come%20from%20the%20Skampler%20compilation.] These timestamps are based on spectral analysis of the waveforms by [[User:Quants0|Quants0]].
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Timestamp
!Identifer / Notes
|-
! colspan="2" |Part 1
|-
|0:00
|'''#1''' ''(intro electronic noises)''
|-
|0:07
|'''#2 "Leaves on the Line"'''
|-
|3:39
|'''#3'''
|-
|4:13
|'''#4'''
|-
|9:59
|'''#5 "Keyop"'''Uses same SH-101 sequence as Luna Chop from [[Warp Tapes 89-93]].
|-
|12:48
|'''#6'''
|-
|14:57
|'''#7 "BlackHitMix"''' ''(snippet)''
Full version of this track would later surface on the [[Late 80s Tape|''Late 80s Tape'']]
|-
|15:09
|'''#8'''
Alternative version of "Life's What You Make It" track from Late 80s Tape.

Chords were sampled in "[[Confield#Lentic Catachresis|Lentic Catachresis]]" [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vkWMaZFRvHc&t=222s]
|-
! colspan="2" |Part 2
|-
|0:00
|'''#1''' ''(intro electronic noises 2)''
|-
|0:19
|'''#2'''
|-
|4:06
|'''#3''' ''("I can't do it man" interlude)''
|-
|4:43
|'''#4'''
|-
|10:22
|'''#5 "Northwest Water"'''
|-
|11:45
|'''#6'''
Performed at [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lC7LGzCZ-q0 Sweatbox 1991], uses same stab as Flight Deck and Saw You.
|-
|14:36
|'''#7''' ''(weird sample interlude)''
|-
|15:27
|'''#8'''
|-
|17:03
|'''#9''' ''(weird sample outro)''
|-
! colspan="2" |Part 3
|-
|0:00
|'''#1''' ''(intro sample)''
|-
|0:08
|'''#2'''
Also featured on [[Late 80s Tape|''Late 80s Tape'']]
|-
| 1:17
|'''#3'''
|-
|3:59
|'''#4'''
|-
|6:58
|'''#5'''
|-
|10:24
|'''#6''' "legotwo#13" [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1XAizLmKun4yF6oBVUhIrewYN-ZiY_9ORckmT-hF93Ho/edit#gid=0&range=D791] 
|-
|12:11
|'''#7'''
|-
|17:31
|'''#8 "Wide Angle"''' [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1XAizLmKun4yF6oBVUhIrewYN-ZiY_9ORckmT-hF93Ho/edit#gid=0&range=D791]
|-
! colspan="2" |Part 4
|-
|0:00
| '''#1''' ''(intro electronic noises but an actual track)''
|-
| 1:35
|'''#2'''
Samples "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KcGa22wuZ4I Help Me Somebody]" by Brian Eno and David Byrne, which is also used in "[https://aepages.org/wiki/List_of_Live_Shows#:~:text=Destroyer%20%5B1%5D-,MYSLB,-%5B2%5D MYSLB]"
|-
|4:15
|'''#3'''
|-
| 8:12
|'''#4'''
|-
| 11:29
| '''#5'''
|-
| 13:27
|'''#6'''
|}

==Credits==
*[[Rob Brown]] (producer)
*[[Sean Booth]] (producer)
*Porky (cutting engineer)[https://www.discogs.com/release/1926-Lego-Feet-Lego-Feet]

User:Toffo

2024-02-05T18:23:46Z

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Lego Feet

2024-02-05T18:20:11Z

Toffo: added info about 80s tape track

{{Infobox
|title=Lego Feet
|artist=Lego Feet
|cover=Lego Feet.jpg
|date= 1991
|label=Skam Records (SKA001)
|previous=
|previous year=
|next=[[Cavity Job]]
|next year=(1991)
}}'''''Lego Feet''''' is the only album released under the name Lego Feet in 1991 on Skam Records, consisting of two mixes of untitled material. In 2011 it was re-released as '''''SKA001CD''''', with Part 3 and Part 4 as bonus tracks .

==Tracklist==
{{Tracklist|list=
{{tl track|number=1|title=Part 1|length=19:42}}
{{tl track|number=2|title=Part 2|length=17:20}}
{{tl track|number=3|title=Part 3|length=21:46}}
{{tl track|number=4|title=Part 4|length=15:03}}
{{tl finaltime|time=73:51}}
}}

==Analysis==
According to Discogs, three of the tracks have titles, namely "Leaves On The Line", "Keyop", and "Northwest Water", which all appeared individually on the Skampler compilation. [https://www.discogs.com/release/1926-Lego-Feet-Lego-Feet#:~:text=Track%20titles%2C%20where%20shown%2C%20come%20from%20the%20Skampler%20compilation.] These timestamps are based on spectral analysis of the waveforms by [[User:Quants0|Quants0]].
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Timestamp
!Identifer / Notes
|-
! colspan="2" |Part 1
|-
|0:00
|'''#1''' ''(intro electronic noises)''
|-
|0:07
|'''#2 "Leaves on the Line"'''
|-
|3:39
|'''#3'''
|-
|4:13
|'''#4'''
|-
|9:59
|'''#5 "Keyop"'''
|-
|12:48
|'''#6'''
|-
|14:57
|'''#7''' ''(bleepy interlude)''
An extended version would later surface on the [[Late 80s Tape|''Late 80s Tape'']]
|-
|15:09
|'''#8'''
Alternative version with clean sample would later surface on

the [[Late 80s Tape|''Late 80s Tape'']], chords were sampled in "[[Confield#Lentic Catachresis|Lentic Catachresis]]" [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vkWMaZFRvHc&t=222s]
|-
! colspan="2" |Part 2
|-
|0:00
|'''#1''' ''(intro electronic noises 2)''
|-
|0:19
|'''#2'''
|-
|4:06
|'''#3''' ''("I can't do it man" interlude)''
|-
|4:43
|'''#4'''
|-
|10:22
|'''#5 "Northwest Water"'''
|-
|11:45
|'''#6'''
Performed at [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lC7LGzCZ-q0 Sweatbox 1991]
|-
|14:36
|'''#7''' ''(weird sample interlude)''
|-
|15:27
|'''#8'''
|-
|17:03
|'''#9''' ''(weird sample outro)''
|-
! colspan="2" |Part 3
|-
|0:00
|'''#1''' ''(intro sample)''
|-
|0:08
|'''#2'''
Also featured on [[Late 80s Tape|''Late 80s Tape'']]
|-
| 1:17
|'''#3'''
|-
|3:59
|'''#4'''
|-
|6:58
|'''#5'''
|-
|10:24
|'''#6''' "legotwo#13" [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1XAizLmKun4yF6oBVUhIrewYN-ZiY_9ORckmT-hF93Ho/edit#gid=0&range=D791] 
|-
|12:11
|'''#7'''
|-
|17:31
|'''#8 "Wide Angle"''' [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1XAizLmKun4yF6oBVUhIrewYN-ZiY_9ORckmT-hF93Ho/edit#gid=0&range=D791]
|-
! colspan="2" |Part 4
|-
|0:00
| '''#1''' ''(intro electronic noises but an actual track)''
|-
| 1:35
|'''#2'''
Samples "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KcGa22wuZ4I Help Me Somebody]" by Brian Eno and David Byrne, which is also used in "[https://aepages.org/wiki/List_of_Live_Shows#:~:text=Destroyer%20%5B1%5D-,MYSLB,-%5B2%5D MYSLB]"
|-
|4:15
|'''#3'''
|-
| 8:12
|'''#4'''
|-
| 11:29
| '''#5'''
|-
| 13:27
|'''#6'''
|}

==Credits==
*[[Rob Brown]] (producer)
*[[Sean Booth]] (producer)
*Porky (cutting engineer)