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... But I finally bought Floodland, and it's spinning comfortably in my computer. Ready to be ripped to my mp3 player. *sighs* Just Vision Thing to go.
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Must be nice, to be able to actually purchase a sisters prduct.. that is new to you.
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Gary wrote:Must be nice, to be able to actually purchase a sisters prduct.. that is new to you.
I'm trying very hard to remember that experience ...
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Gary wrote:Must be nice, to be able to actually purchase a sisters prduct.. that is new to you.
I know. It feels amazing to listen to Torch and Driven Like The Snow, and NOT know the lyrics off by heart, or contend with crowd noise if it's a live bootleg.

And I still have to buy Vision Thing.


But then.. then will come the purchase of singles.
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Gary wrote:Must be nice, to be able to actually purchase a sisters prduct.. that is new to you.
I'm trying very hard to remember that experience ...
I think thats one of the reasons of all the Bootleggs out there.

I find myself collecting them to be able te hear something I haven't heard before.
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Dark wrote: It feels amazing to listen to Torch.
I only bought a single including that one a few weeks ago, I had it for years on CD but only now it appealed to me.
I love that song :D
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christophe wrote:
Dark wrote: It feels amazing to listen to Torch.
I only bought a single including that one a few weeks ago, I had it for years on CD but only now it appealed to me.
I love that song :D
I had 1959, Flood II and Colours (Sisterhood and Sisters versions) as mp3, and heard all the Overbombing ones, so I promised myself I wouldn't download Flood I, Driven Like The Snow, Never Land or Torch.
I can safely say it was well worth the wait.

Oh... and speaking of Flood... I found some remixing software, and sort of... umm... remixed Flood II. Bad things happen when Dark gets bored.
I don't think I did that bad a job, but hey. Flood IV. :)
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Dark wrote:I had 1959, Flood II and Colours (Sisterhood and Sisters versions) as mp3, and heard all the Overbombing ones, so I promised myself I wouldn't download Flood I, Driven Like The Snow, Never Land or Torch.
I can safely say it was well worth the wait.

Oh... and speaking of Flood... I found some remixing software, and sort of... umm... remixed Flood II. Bad things happen when Dark gets bored.
I don't think I did that bad a job, but hey. Flood IV. :)
I wouldn't mind give it a listen, could you upload it somewhere? :)
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christophe wrote:
Dark wrote:I had 1959, Flood II and Colours (Sisterhood and Sisters versions) as mp3, and heard all the Overbombing ones, so I promised myself I wouldn't download Flood I, Driven Like The Snow, Never Land or Torch.
I can safely say it was well worth the wait.

Oh... and speaking of Flood... I found some remixing software, and sort of... umm... remixed Flood II. Bad things happen when Dark gets bored.
I don't think I did that bad a job, but hey. Flood IV. :)
I wouldn't mind give it a listen, could you upload it somewhere? :)
Sure. I'll upload it when I'm done. It'll probably have to be about 32kbps bitrate, for size and bandwidth purposes, but hopefully it will be an interesting partner to Izzy's Burn. :roll:
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Very well. I stayed faithful to the original, with extra echoes, speed, more bass in areas, even some of the song played backwards. The mixing isn't very good though, but I only worked on it for an hour using freeware. You get what you pay for. :roll:

Here's what we got so far:

Clicky <------- Nearly 6MB.


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Dark wrote:Here's what we got so far:

Clicky <------- Nearly 6MB.
It doesnae work! :(

If you email me it, I could stick it inna yahoo groups folder! :)
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Big Si wrote:
Dark wrote:Here's what we got so far:

Clicky <------- Nearly 6MB.
It doesnae work! :(

If you email me it, I could stick it inna yahoo groups folder! :)
Works for me, Big Si. If you give me your email, I'll send you it.
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Dark wrote:
Big Si wrote:
Dark wrote:Here's what we got so far:

Clicky <------- Nearly 6MB.
It doesnae work! :(

If you email me it, I could stick it inna yahoo groups folder! :)
Works for me, Big Si. If you give me your email, I'll send you it.
They're all in my profile! :D
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works for me too, got 50% so far...
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I don't approve of tampering with nature but, here I go again...
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hallucienate wrote:works for me too, got 50% so far...
I feel scared now.
James Blast wrote: I don't approve of tampering with nature but, here I go again...
I'm not tampering.. well, okay, I am, but it's just trying to make it different.
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that was very good till the 'rushing' bit, then it was just good, nice treatment on Mr. E's vox Dark :notworthy:

7/10 could try harder :lol:
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James Blast wrote:that was very good till the 'rushing' bit, then it was just good, nice treatment on Mr. E's vox Dark :notworthy:

7/10 could try harder :lol:
Rushing part.. which part exactly would that be?

Tell me which parts I should edit, and Flood IV will be finished to all's liking.
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I've had my say Dark I'll leave other Heartlanders to comment, excellent job Sir!
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Dark wrote:
James Blast wrote:that was very good till the 'rushing' bit, then it was just good, nice treatment on Mr. E's vox Dark :notworthy:

7/10 could try harder :lol:
Rushing part.. which part exactly would that be?

Tell me which parts I should edit, and Flood IV will be finished to all's liking.
it goes a bit "boomy" at 2:10, 3:36 & 4:33 - i'd look at the eq on those bits - but otherwise i like it. :D

nice use of overlayed multiple audio tracks, panning, chorus & reversed audio to change the structure and the groove. cool :von:
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Eh.... I think what QB said?!?
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Quiff Boy wrote:...it goes a bit "boomy" at 2:10, 3:36 & 4:33...
Phew. I thought my headphones were bust again.
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smiscandlon wrote:Phew. I thought my headphones were bust again.
two new speaker cabs are on order for Chateau B'last :|
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Quiff Boy wrote:
Dark wrote:
James Blast wrote:that was very good till the 'rushing' bit, then it was just good, nice treatment on Mr. E's vox Dark :notworthy:

7/10 could try harder :lol:
Rushing part.. which part exactly would that be?

Tell me which parts I should edit, and Flood IV will be finished to all's liking.
it goes a bit "boomy" at 2:10, 3:36 & 4:33 - i'd look at the eq on those bits - but otherwise i like it. :D

nice use of overlayed multiple audio tracks, panning, chorus & reversed audio to change the structure and the groove. cool :von:
Yeah. I turned the bass up a lot when he said "Flood!" and that drum part at 4:33, trying to make it sound like a heartbeat.

Actually, all the panning, and such, it all happened from luck. I just altered the time of echo, and it so happened that Von paused then, and the echo happened. And I increased the tempo, etc, just to see what it'd be like. Not sure I did what you thought, QB, but I'm sure had I done that it'd sound similar. :innocent:

Personally, my favourite part's the backwards part. It should have mixed better than it did, but it sounds quite good played backwards.
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well...i liked it...not that i hold much sway here...but then...it's a personal thing...innit!!
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