I Care Because You Do, the tracks show James experimenting with computer-arranged Breakbeat programming and timestretched samples, which would become the dominant sound in his work up until the "Analord" releases of 2005.
I Care Because You Do, the tracks show James experimenting with computer-arranged Breakbeat programming and timestretched samples, and this can be seen as a precursor to Richard D. James Album. This would become the dominant sound in his work up until the "Analord" releases of 2005.