I don't recall the three 10"s being sold already in the box....I was sold the first one in the box and the other two separately all at £1.99 each. (Fopp, Byres Road, Glasgow). I never saw the first 10" without the box at the time, only subsequently.

IF ANYONE HAS THIS AND WANTS TO SELL IT CONTACT ME IMMEDIATLY :)

Interesting but none sound as good as the original on Incunabula

Curse of "limited to x copies" is spreading quite fast!

A side definitely sounds better at 33. Have a go

haha slow it down too, but -3% is enough for me

BCDTMX was the first track by AE that I ever heard....I saw the video for it on an electronic music show here in Canada back in 1997. My first thought was basically "what the hell is this??" After awhile, it grew on me and I had to find it, also discovering "Incunabula" in the process. After that, there was no looking back. I was hooked on Autechre for good! Since then, I've picked up all the albums and seen them live 5 times... All because I happened to hear this track way back in '97 :)

Nice story. These kind of tracks have special place in heart.

How is it possible that I may be the only person on earth that thinks the SeeFeel remix is beyond amazing?!

sound amazing.

sound amazing.

great ep indeed

limited to 5 copies, 10 people have this, someone is lying here...

Sometimes people use Discogs as on-line catalog and mark "have this" even if it on FLACmp3 copy, not original.

Beaumont mix is the real work here. Yes the others sound just like extended or techno version of the original. Beaumont's mix of Basscadet might be the most recognizable track in the Autechre catalog. Everyone into idm knows this remix and likes it. It's up there with the most memorable Aphex Twin ever did. But then I'm a sucker for that synth found in this remix. Remixing Autechre is a daunting task I'm sure. You can see the bland attempts here for example. Very dated and forgettable. Except Beaumont saving grace basic synth addition. That is till the dub version. Sublime. 2 good 3 weak.

I initially shared the opinion that this was a rather boring release, or at least a somewhat unspectacular one. It's only after a good couple of listens that I find that this, although not as popular and obviously different in style, is just as strong of an EP as Ae-essentials like Envane or Cichlisuite. Hence I have to disagree with everyone claiming it wouldn't be worth its while.Most of the tracks are simpler in nature than what we are used to from more recent albums, they are all remixes of the same track, yet some barely sound like the original. The album opener is a straight forward and bass heavy version of Basscadet which is quite intense while not very speaker-friendly. Where the roots of this track may be undeniable, the standout track on the EP for me, Tazmx, rather sounds like something that could belong on Amber, yet it is somewhat different than any other Ae-track I've heard, even some hip hop elements shine through. A very unique piece that alone would make the EP worth buying.I suggest to include this EP in your Autechre collection.

This was my first Ae purchase. Two good mixes here: the BCDTMX mix is familiar from the 'Motion' video, but Beaumont Hannant creates a cold beauty in his version, well worth the admission price. Wish I'd taken the chance to get all 3 of the 10"s and the box to go with them - hard to find nowadays.

Probably Autechre's most boring release. This is simply because this EP contains only remixes of Basscadet from the Incunabula album. While they are good remixes, it just feels lacking because the other 9 Autechre EPs contain all new music. Oh well... For what it is though, it does its job well. My favorite remix is probably track 2, Beaumonthannanttwomx (say that 5 times fast!), which sounds the most unique of the bunch in my opinion. The other 4 remixes are crunchy-techno versions of the original. If you're a big fan of their Incunabula album, then this is a nice little companion EP you may want to get for yourself.