Ok_Hat9704

Ok_Hat9704 t1_ixdwjdo wrote

if you mean did i use 'the 45 edits' to recreate 'wtf'sgo', no. that would be a fun future project, b/c i could make something in 24/48, but for this CD quality collection the best option available was the 1992 norwegian CD bootleg. you can tell by the occasional point of surface noise that it was taken from one of the original vinyl copies (a good number were actually sold in '87 before the swedish cornfield incident, they're out there aha just people seem to guard them for some reason).

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Ok_Hat9704 t1_ixdml8c wrote

a fan compilation. i took recordings of the original vinyl records that folks have made & are floating around on P2P file share programs (ie. soulseek), used a compressor to get them all to match each other, then edited them into my own sequence, with careful attention paid to spacing and track seperation, so that the whole thing flows from track-to-track as if it had have been professionally mastered.

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Ok_Hat9704 t1_ixdjfnh wrote

it's a zip file containing flac audio files. you'd need a way to unpack a zip (admittedly easier on a computer), then a media player that can handle FLAC (most of them nowadays). you can't preview it, because it's in an archive.

edit: actually i may as well post a link to a non-zipped folder as well. just so people can preview and browse.

edit3:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1jdf31520W4k7y1ONDzHrWhxSOj3Zl9L5?usp=share_link

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Ok_Hat9704 t1_ix8kawo wrote

i ought to clarify that this is mostly but not entirely true -

there's like a six second sample i got from a dvd. but no time travel. no dropping a li'l clip of nine inch nails and radiohead just to see if anyone's watching, etc. It didn't seem entirely worth the effort to get an ancient vhs, since this is physically being done in 2022 anyway oh well lol. so no time travellers.

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