Red Mosquito

Birds in Hell wrote:I'd be thrilled to have better quality copies of these songs but yes, it's rather frustrating to know they could easily be circulating in FLAC.

This slow period on RM would be a good time for chud to rehash his beef with gremmie.net

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

Birds in Hell wrote:I'd be thrilled to have better quality copies of these songs but yes, it's rather frustrating to know they could easily be circulating in FLAC.

This slow period on RM would be a good time for chud to rehash his beef with gremmie.net

Still waiting for him to reply to my HD&P offer.

So where are these 320s?

cutuphalfdead wrote:So where are these 320s?

Real mature, Ruddo.

Heathen wrote:Look at the spectrum in Audacity or any other similar audio software.

A proper 320 spectrum should look something like this:



If there is a clear cutoff before 20 Khz it's probably not real.

Cutoff is at around 18 KHz so almost certainly transcodes. I also just remembered that the original 256k files were m4a and not mp3, hence the reposting I guess

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cutuphalfdead wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

Birds in Hell wrote:I'd be thrilled to have better quality copies of these songs but yes, it's rather frustrating to know they could easily be circulating in FLAC.

This slow period on RM would be a good time for chud to rehash his beef with gremmie.net

Still waiting for him to reply to my HD&P offer.

Reach out to him again, chud.

This is so, so good:

Tears will be alright (arrivin’?)
Death can’t be denied
There will goodbyes
But she’ll never leave ya (your?)
Clear and conscious mind
Accept she’ll decide
Law must step aside
Let the end bring her freedom
Break her body’s chains
Move (love?) without the pain
Look she signs her name, look around her eye will be there (or I will be there?)
Look around, she’ll always be there

I like everybit of this tune, but these parts just give me chills.

Isn't that "Except she'll decide..?"

Anyway, speaking of Cold Confession - I stumbled upon it in my mp3 player by accident after a loooong long break and was blown away, just like the first time. Also I was away form these boards for awhile so the question is has any new light been shed on these two gems while I was gone? Which era do they belong to, will we ever get to hear their finished versions, has the band officially made any comments about these two songs - stuff like that.

Thanks.

Vonzales wrote:Isn't that "Except she'll decide..?"

Anyway, speaking of Cold Confession - I stumbled upon it in my mp3 player by accident after a loooong long break and was blown away, just like the first time. Also I was away form these boards for awhile so the question is has any new light been shed on these two gems while I was gone? Which era do they belong to, will we ever get to hear their finished versions, has the band officially made any comments about these two songs - stuff like that.

Thanks.

1. S/T
2. If they do a resissue I expect we'll see them but nothing confirmed
3. 10c asked us not to circulate them. As far as I know that's it.

Who gives a shit what the 10 Club wants? The 10 Club can bend over and spread 'em.

Well it's clear they made the right decision to leave these off considering they couldn't even beat PRAMG songs in the tourney.

Clowns.

I am delighted to see a PRAMG reference on the main page

http://www.theskyiscrape.com/2015/03/pe ... -idea.html

the institute for PRA studies supports the study of STEM as well as MG.

the institute also supports its sister organization, the Post No Code Popularity Grab, or PNCPG.

proponents of PNCPG point to a once A-list prince of the pop rock charts waking up in his kirkland signature sweatpants one day to realize that his post-traumatic vitalogy disorder wish to become an anonyman, Jerome Turner, was about to become a reality, at which point he emerged from his kirkland signature camping tent located in his rec room to summon the 10Kraken, which launched a merchandising and promotional assault against middle earth the likes of which white kind had not experienced for ages (a few years)

I've missed you.

yes, i had my own kirkland signature rec room tent I had to find my way out of, Kaius, my own kirkland signature rec room tent

but I am back now

for now

to spread the word of how much PJ like to grab things: money, popularity, money, money. you know, artist stuff. just like Michelangelo and Botticelli, PJ too must sell socks made in malaysia with their initials on it. it's all about the art.

I'm also here for tips on easy healthy meals.

Still don't get the Cold Confession love. It's OK it suits the album more than parachutes IMHO.
Let it ride is awesome though

96583UP wrote:yes, i had my own kirkland signature rec room tent I had to find my way out of, Kaius, my own kirkland signature rec room tent

but I am back now

for now

to spread the word of how much PJ like to grab things: money, popularity, money, money. you know, artist stuff. just like Michelangelo and Botticelli, PJ too must sell socks made in malaysia with their initials on it. it's all about the art.

I'm also here for tips on easy healthy meals.

BUMP

I wonder if the band will ever acknowledge these

E.H. Ruddock wrote:BUMP

I wonder if the band will ever acknowledge these

The ending to Let it Ride is still one of my favorite PJ moments. I was very happy the first time I heard that.