On Thu, 20 Jan 2005 13:47:08 -0800, chthonic
<chthonic@chthonicstreams.com> wrote:
quoted 20 lines As for the "hidden tracks" stuff, I think that's pretentious
>
> >> As for the "hidden tracks" stuff, I think that's pretentious
> bollocks! The
> >> only time I've found that fun was with (...Father, forgive me!)
> Nine Inch
> >> Nails'* "Broken", which had a track listing that went something
> like: 7
> >> tracks of music, 91 small tracks of silence, then one very noisy
> hidden
> >> track. I used to like scaring myself by turning the volume up,
> putting my
> >> CD player on "random" and seeing what would happen! :-)
>
> actually it was two tracks; 98 was a cover of "physical" by adam
> and the ants and 99 was the NIN version of "suck" which i always
> liked more than any pigface version.
>
> </reminiscence>
>
> d.
I have a *gasp* Marilyn Manson CD which uses the exact same trick, and
yeah, it does sort of make the random feature on the CD player useless
with all those empty one second tracks on it
on the latest NIN CD however The Fragile there's this odd hidden thing
as well, as the CD player suddenly start counting backwards inbetween
2 tracks on the second CD. I think it's somewhere between track 4 & 5
oslt.
That hidden track is a really quite piece of weird, creepy ambient
bleeps. It's so quite I didn't hear there was anything playing the
first few times.
Problem is you have to turn up your volume so loud to check it out
properly that when the next track starts, you shit yourself. :)
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