Aphex Twin : Mad Musician or Investment Banker?
Two nine foot teddy bears -- a green one and an orange one -- bounce off each other, and roll around. A young lad getting some milk from the milkman's wife's tits. A courier at the door there to pick up a remix of a Lemonheads' track -- the remixer has forgotten about the whole project, and grabs an unfinished song lying around, and gives it to the courier.
A tank cruising through the city streets at 45 miles per hour. The man who bought a whole bank building, and lives in its vaults.
It's all part of the
Aphex Twin legend. Not actually twins, but one guy named
Richard D James. Maybe twins, the cover of the Girl/Boy EP shows a picture of a gravestone that reads "Richard James, November 23, 1968." It's the gravestone of Aphex Twin's stillborn older brother -- soon after, Aphex was born and given the same name. You can't help but be reminded of Elvis Presley's twin brother that died shortly before his birth, buried in an unmarked grave.