Well, it’s obvious, isn’t it? 
Johnny Rubber and Come to Daddy are also grrrreat (i.e. derangingly mindfucking). I still haven’t got the faintest idea what the former clip is about though. 
Dafuk?
It was going to be an advert for Aphex Twin’s Drukqs album (a staggeringly good album incidentally, one which I bought upon its release but took me months and months to truly wrap my head around) but director Chris Cunningham ended up expanding it and expanding it, so a 30-second promo became a six-minute shortform film.
Come to Daddy is possibly my favourite vid of all time. A similar one - also by Chris Cunningham but imbued with dark humour - is the video for Come On My Selector by Squarepusherhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MWCSw_cNxKc.
I love Come to Daddy:
[quote=“last.caress, post:3919, topic:425”]Superior stuff, Orbital. Still gets regular airplay here at casa.caress. Features vocals from Alison Goldfrapp under a pseudonym on a couple of tracks, and was preceded by The Box as a single with a magnificent video starring Tilda Swinton.
Orbital - The Boxhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P5_G8exuIRc[/quote]
Yes remember seeing that video on MTV Amp - a music video show in the 90s, came on late night and basically the only way to view electronic music videos in the US at the time. Many a late night spent watching this show…
Don’t forget the 28min version of the Box included on disc 2 of one of the In Sides releases:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5oCz8f26jbk
The Guest (2014) soundtrack, good stuff! The film itself is okayish.
Our ex Prime-Minister was detained today for corruption and Money laundry, never happened before in Portugal, so there was only one soundtrack possible.
Zeca Afonso- Cantigas do Maio
Zeca Afonso- Traz outro amigo também
Working Week - Companeros
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Porcupine Tree - Moonloop (1994)
Mr. Majestyk ost by Charles Bernstein. A product of its time, but also a timeless sort of beat to it aswell in alot of tracks. Excellent stuff with even a nod to Once Upon A Time In The West in one of the tracks aswell.
Trololo 10 hours :
Orbital - Orbital 1; The Yellow Album (1991)
