@KatachiuneTsachi I don't think so, because Naks is an AFX track which also features on one of the Wipeout soundtracks in a longer, stereo mix. LFO would be one of the more influential groups in UK techno, the first single was 1990, most if not all Warp artists would have an LFO influence, even the mighty Richard.
If Richard's album's name is correct he started producing at 14 so I'm not sure he was influenced by LFO. But maybe he took something but LFO also took some elements from him.Compare 1st LFO's album with 2nd and 3rd.And Nightmare on Wax was also inspiring
![AFX/LFO [Full Untitled Album]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/K6hfROkkJkk/mqdefault.jpg)
![AFX/LFO [Full Untitled Album]](/img/tr.png)
Whoa this takes me back to early youtube
Wow you still alive
what a banger of a tune, utterly dazzling
such a fucking great track, this screams for a rewind
I'm convinced that these are collaborations
all these years I've been listening to it at the wrong speed. I thought is was 33.3rpm ha ha ha. sounds good that way too.
Just switched to 0.75 speed - awesome!! Even at 0.5 speed - becoming a rough dub track... love it - thx!
MARK BELL is KING
Damn this is good
This one's a kicker!
@KatachiuneTsachi I don't think so, because Naks is an AFX track which also features on one of the Wipeout soundtracks in a longer, stereo mix. LFO would be one of the more influential groups in UK techno, the first single was 1990, most if not all Warp artists would have an LFO influence, even the mighty Richard.
If Richard's album's name is correct he started producing at 14 so I'm not sure he was influenced by LFO. But maybe he took something but LFO also took some elements from him.Compare 1st LFO's album with 2nd and 3rd.And Nightmare on Wax was also inspiring
What a beauty
yes