Gary Numan is releasing a limited edition bobblehead to celebrate the anniversary of the release of Telekon.
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A re-release of F & L & A on Vinyl, with Long Train added to the end of the track list, and various spelling mistakes
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I've never liked Long Train.Ocean Moves wrote: ↑08 Mar 2025, 21:14 A re-release of F & L & A on Vinyl, with Long Train added to the end of the track list, and various spelling mistakes
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Its not my favourite either - just sounds like somethng random a record company would doribbons69 wrote: ↑09 Mar 2025, 00:10I've never liked Long Train.Ocean Moves wrote: ↑08 Mar 2025, 21:14 A re-release of F & L & A on Vinyl, with Long Train added to the end of the track list, and various spelling mistakes
Me neither, you can clearly hear where the tapes were cut and pasted together, I'm not against the idea of making a long train per se, but the final result they delivered is just...terrible.ribbons69 wrote: ↑09 Mar 2025, 00:10I've never liked Long Train.Ocean Moves wrote: ↑08 Mar 2025, 21:14 A re-release of F & L & A on Vinyl, with Long Train added to the end of the track list, and various spelling mistakes
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With you there.ribbons69 wrote: ↑09 Mar 2025, 00:10I've never liked Long Train.Ocean Moves wrote: ↑08 Mar 2025, 21:14 A re-release of F & L & A on Vinyl, with Long Train added to the end of the track list, and various spelling mistakes
It really lacks the immediacy & punch that Train has.
I always thought that the original post was tongue in cheek. Nobody seems to like Long Train and a recurring Visioin Thing misprint. (First and Last and Awlays?)Husek wrote: ↑10 Mar 2025, 14:42Me neither, you can clearly hear where the tapes were cut and pasted together, I'm not against the idea of making a long train per se, but the final result they delivered is just...terrible.ribbons69 wrote: ↑09 Mar 2025, 00:10I've never liked Long Train.Ocean Moves wrote: ↑08 Mar 2025, 21:14 A re-release of F & L & A on Vinyl, with Long Train added to the end of the track list, and various spelling mistakes
I mean, it was a joke, but we are very vocal about two things and we won't miss the opportunity to drop daily reminders about them:
-- How much Long Train Suck
-- How much You could be The One is an underrated gem.
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I've never noticed the tape cut and paste in Long Train! When is it?Husek wrote: ↑10 Mar 2025, 14:42Me neither, you can clearly hear where the tapes were cut and pasted together, I'm not against the idea of making a long train per se, but the final result they delivered is just...terrible.ribbons69 wrote: ↑09 Mar 2025, 00:10I've never liked Long Train.Ocean Moves wrote: ↑08 Mar 2025, 21:14 A re-release of F & L & A on Vinyl, with Long Train added to the end of the track list, and various spelling mistakes
You could argue that the first 'cut' is around 0:48, but it's smoothed out by the vocals on top, which can honestly be seen as an aesthetic choice.MoBetaBlues wrote: ↑Yesterday, 08:47I've never noticed the tape cut and paste in Long Train! When is it?
2:17 -> 2:19 is the real copy-cut, where there's a slight BPM change, the drum voicing is different, and you can clearly hear that the intro part belongs to a different studio session, maybe a different era altogether. At 2:19, the "normal-sized" train kicks in.
I think there's another cut later but I really don't feel like listening to the next 5 minutes of this version of Train.
For the record, I absolutely love Train, one of my favourite songs, especially the "modern" live version, I specifically dislike Long Train lol.
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I love Long Train, honestly. It's long, repetitive, got a groove. Right up my very specific alley.ribbons69 wrote: ↑09 Mar 2025, 00:10I've never liked Long Train.Ocean Moves wrote: ↑08 Mar 2025, 21:14 A re-release of F & L & A on Vinyl, with Long Train added to the end of the track list, and various spelling mistakes
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Thanks, i shall have to sit and listen to it properly!Husek wrote: ↑Yesterday, 14:36You could argue that the first 'cut' is around 0:48, but it's smoothed out by the vocals on top, which can honestly be seen as an aesthetic choice.MoBetaBlues wrote: ↑Yesterday, 08:47I've never noticed the tape cut and paste in Long Train! When is it?
2:17 -> 2:19 is the real copy-cut, where there's a slight BPM change, the drum voicing is different, and you can clearly hear that the intro part belongs to a different studio session, maybe a different era altogether. At 2:19, the "normal-sized" train kicks in.
I think there's another cut later but I really don't feel like listening to the next 5 minutes of this version of Train.
For the record, I absolutely love Train, one of my favourite songs, especially the "modern" live version, I specifically dislike Long Train lol.