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On Sat, 12 Apr 1997, Marcel wrote:

quoted 11 lines che wrote:

> che wrote: > > > > > >This is *one* advantage CD's have over vinyl > > > You obviously don't own a vinyl copy of "You're the Guy I Want To Share > > All My Money With" with Laurie Anderson, WSBurroughs, and Bryan Guison. > > Side 4 has 2 hidden tracks. I believe Monty Python did this on vinyl too > > once. > > How can it be "Hidden" all you have to do with a vinyl is look for the grooves in > the wax, ain't hidden now is it?

there are 3 tracks, one by each artist, cut concentrically. Look at the vinyl and you see one track. If you let your record player go automatically, it always picks out the 1st groove, I think Laurie Anderson. Of course if you happen to set the needle down in the right place, you'll hear WSB or Bryon Guison (shit I can't remember how to spell his name). I've heard stories of people owning this record for years without knowing about the other two tracks...how more hidden can you get? Che

On Sat, 12 Apr 1997 22:28:57 +0000 (), Che <zeus8@synthcom.com> said:

quoted 2 lines On Sat, 12 Apr 1997, Marcel wrote:

>On Sat, 12 Apr 1997, Marcel wrote: >

quoted 4 lines place, you'll hear WSB or Bryon Guison (shit I can't remember how to spell

>place, you'll hear WSB or Bryon Guison (shit I can't remember how to spell >his name). I've heard stories of people owning this record for years >without knowing about the other two tracks...how more hidden can you get? >

yeah, i had the monty python "matching tie and hankerchief" vinyl which had a b side with actually two parallel concentric "sides". it was the 70's, i was in junior high, huge plexiglas rainbow bongs were all the rage, so you can imagine my typical mental state when we dropped the needle on this disk. i swear i had listened to this slab 100 times, before that one lambs bread induced moment when i found "the C side". FREEEEEK ME OUT , DOOOOOOOOOOD. sorry for the waste of bandwidth, but this thread just brought back memories. NP: chain reaction 05 - substance : relish. peeeeeeeeeece, Jeff Davis <pHlow> ____--~~~~~~vvvv~~~~ oooo812.831.7846 jjdavis@xnet.com____---- ( ( ( vvvv ~~~~~~ooooooooooooo ___----( ( \ \ \ \ \ vvv ooooooooooooooooooo ____---- ( \ \ \ \ \ \ \ http://www.xnet.com/~jjdavis/

mister carnauba wax wrote:

quoted 11 lines How can it be "Hidden" all you have to do with a vinyl is look for the grooves i

> > >How can it be "Hidden" all you have to do with a vinyl is look for the grooves in > >the wax, ain't hidden now is it? > > > >gil > > aren't there people who have actually put tracks under the little label on the > records? thought i had heard that somewhere once. that'd be even more "hidden" > than hidden tracks on CDs. hell, you can look at a CD and see the track > divisions and make a pretty good estimate of how long the disc is before you > even play it

Yeah, It'd be a pain to peel of that sticker tho' Immagine peeling off the sticker of Hangable Auto Bulb er sumpin like that??? C'mon those of you who bought multiple copies, tear 'em off fer us!!! gil

quoted 4 lines How can it be "Hidden" all you have to do with a vinyl is look for the grooves i

>How can it be "Hidden" all you have to do with a vinyl is look for the grooves in >the wax, ain't hidden now is it? > >gil

aren't there people who have actually put tracks under the little label on the records? thought i had heard that somewhere once. that'd be even more "hidden" than hidden tracks on CDs. hell, you can look at a CD and see the track divisions and make a pretty good estimate of how long the disc is before you even play it. anyway... alan! __ :::::/\ \:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::/ \ \::::::you make the mistake::::::::::: :::/ /\ \ \:::::you judge a man by his race:::: ::/ / /\ \ \::::you go through life:::::::::::: :/ / /__\_\ \:::with egg on your face:::::::::: / / /________\::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: \/___________/::::::::::-beastie boys::::::::::