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Dream Construction. Series of rooms like febrous planet or undersea cave He danced on the walls of the Castle "You'll never O.D." -Are you going to drag me into that dirty old bedroom. A bellows organ. Found in "A Guide to the Labyrinth" book, the deluxe presentation of the Jim Morrison archive ...

Can be done by anybody now possessing the most basic audio skills, and for free - mvsep.com . Choose the necessary algorithm and feed your files on a daily basis. File should be less than 10 min and less than 100 Mb. It makes sense to register for more speedy treatment of your files.

mangue wrote: ↑10 Nov 2022 21:12
Furthermore: What could be the full text of "There Is Another Tape To B... cutting..."?

...e used for..., most probably.

BTW, there is the next issue on Archive, too, as well as some others (I haven't checked the VU content, though). Thanks for the find!

Thanks a lot!!!

By popular demand, here’s a new, revised version of this list! It’s only on Facebook though, since it includes video links (when available) for every entry (something that this forum doesn’t allow). https://m.facebook.com/groups/2366838267?view=permalink&id=10158033523998268&ref=group_browse Could y ...

It goes on 'A minimum of six 45 rpm record sides or their equivalent shall be recorded during the term hereof...' Yes that's the standard wording of a recording contract from back then - means the band has to provide 6 x 2 finished masters for tracks, suitable for commercial release - not ...

iaredatsun wrote:

Sorry ? I'm not sure why the FLAC files are so large for a single CD. I started to rip my own copy of the original CD and they were coming out exactly the same size.

It's completely OK, single CD may take size above 500 Mb in FLAC.

I remember that both the "original source" of ATP bootleg (meaning the one described as the torrent on page 1, or the "FLAC" version) and the "MP3 version" (which was the original CD issue made from Rosie's MP3s) were very similar in sound, but the "original source" had more hiss which was visible ...

Cleopatra Records is the label to be steer clear of. I've bought their QMS bootleg anthology box and found, to my amazement, that they managed to "remaster" the outtakes disc by cutting off everything below 11 kHz (the tape, freely available through torrents and the like, had just a modicum of hiss ...