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Steve on 2002-01-28 12:44 [#00075643] | |||||||||
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Why is 4 called 4 (is it the forth version of the song?). Why have the two Waxen/Wax songs that come after each other on ICBYD got simmilar names (are they annagrams of each other?) and what's 'Aussisors' all about? If anyone knows, I'd be very ahppy to discover the meanings. |
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Ceri JC from My house in Pontypridd, Wales, UK on 2002-01-28 13:48 [#00075661] | |||||||||
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"The Waxen pith" and "wax the nip" are both very near anagrams of "The Aphex Twin". No idea about 4 though, he uses numbers for lots of his songs. |
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tarp from tarp on 2002-01-28 14:05 [#00075664] | |||||||||
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"4" is teatime for mr james. |
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