Analog Bubblebath Vol 2 - Track Listing

Track Listing

Side A

  1. "Aboriginal Mix" a.k.a. "Digeridoo" - 7:11

Side B

  1. Untitled - 3:49
  2. Untitled - 3:55


Richard D. James
As Aphex Twin
Studio albums
  • Selected Ambient Works 85–92
  • Selected Ambient Works Volume II
  • ...I Care Because You Do
  • Richard D. James Album
  • Drukqs
EPs/singles
  • Digeridoo
  • Xylem Tube EP
  • On
  • Ventolin
  • Donkey Rhubarb
  • Girl/Boy EP
  • Come to Daddy
  • Windowlicker
  • Analord 10
Compilations
  • Classics
  • 51/13—Aphex Singles Collection
  • 26 Mixes for Cash
Promotionals
  • Words & Music
  • Cock 10/54 Cymru Beats
As AFX
  • Analogue Bubblebath Vol I
  • Analog Bubblebath Vol 2
  • Analogue Bubblebath Vol 3
  • Analogue Bubblebath 4
  • Hangable Auto Bulb
  • Analogue Bubblebath Vol 3.1
  • 2 Remixes by AFX
  • Smojphace EP
  • Analords 1–9, 11
  • AFX / LFO
  • Chosen Lords
As The Tuss (Speculated)
Studio albums
  • Rushup Edge
EPs/singles
  • Confederation Trough EP
As Polygon Window
Studio albums
  • Surfing on Sine Waves
EPs/singles
  • Quoth
As Power-Pill
  • Pac-Man
As Bradley Strider
  • Bradley's Beat
  • Bradley's Robot
As Caustic Window
  • Joyrex J4 EP
  • Joyrex J5 EP
  • Joyrex J9i
  • Joyrex J9ii
  • Compilation
As GAK
  • GAK
As Mike & Rich
  • Expert Knob Twiddlers
Universal Indicator
  • Blue
  • Red
  • Yellow
  • Green
  • Innovation in the Dynamics of Acid
  • Universal Indicator 5 (Ultra-Violet)
Unreleased
  • Q-Chastic EP
  • Green Calx
  • Unreleased tracks
  • Caustic Window album
  • Reconstruction
  • Analogue Bubblebath 5
  • Melodies from Mars
Related articles
  • Discography
  • Universal Indicator
  • Acoustica: Alarm Will Sound performs Aphex Twin
  • Warp Records
  • Rephlex Records
  • Chris Cunningham
  • Monkey Drummer
  • V/Vm
  • Rubber Johnny

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