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Sun, 13 Apr 1997 06:57:52 -0400 (EDT)
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Re: (idm) those goddamn hidden tracks
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In a message dated 12/04/97 08:33:46, you write:
quoted 1 line Exactly how much music can be pressed on a slab of 12" @ rpm?> Exactly how much music can be pressed on a slab of 12" @ rpm?
You can put 30 or more minutes of regular-sounding music on a side, often commercial compilations use this amount, but it sounds very quiet, is damaged very easily and deteriorates like nobody's business. A decent pressing at 33rpm shouldn't really have more than 20 minutes a side, especially if it's something bass heavy. Autechre's new LP is pressed extremely well, congratulations to all at Warp. It worries me that a double-vinyl package is usually a couple of quid cheaper than a single-cd release, yet surely double vinyl is far more expensive to manufacture? Is price fixing a commonly accepted part of the business? Cheerio! What's On The Sound Burger? Carwreck (Squarepusher Mix) - Funki Porcini