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Vostok wrote:god fucking dammit 'Fonec' is actually just

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RaKzshAd0ac

god damn

Ah yeah... I had not heard these before. Wow.

Well, whoever did them has got excellent melodic sensibilities!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yb-ZWiO8Ovk

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3AwutJmFEyE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gGk7xxLabRQ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RaKzshAd0ac

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aWScA7hOpWQ

I really ripped these directly from my Pioneer CT tape deck. For the four thousandth time, I never said these were legitimate, I did say, however, that I'd upload them. Sorry for any disappointments, but I really enjoy the tape. If some of you don't, and if it's not BoC, then you're wholly entitled ...

Would you be willing to record full length WAVs of Side A and Side B in their entirety (no track splits), recording into your computer at normal speed on your deck rather than high? (High speed dubbing = lower resolution when pitched back down to normal speed).

Although it seems some pieces have ...

From what you've posted thus far, it sounds fairly convincing. The particular ways in which the melodies and rhythms are written...

My eternal gratitude to the brothers Sandison.

...most of all for helping me learn how to truly 'listen'.

Solved it, everybody. Actually pretty simple!

Each number has a corresponding pair generated using transcyclic group reduction.

So we get:

699742 / 628315 / 717228 / 936557 / ------ / 519225
699723 / 628303 / 717207 / 936537 / ------ / 519200

Subtract the bottom row from the top row and:

19 12 ...

Hellinterface left a link to this video m
on the eydiab video
.....
it has a high quality rip of the vinyl sound and an annotation suggesting it is the 3rd set of numbers.

notice the username on the linked video: tarekeys

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every cipher needs a key of some sort to decrypt it

number is ...

holy shit... I wonder if that second clip is legit? Where did it come from? A youtube user uploaded it and then deleted it straight away?

It sounds dark as hell, very distorted and it blends together seamlessly, which could suggest it's real because BoC could would have used their magic on the ...

On the cipher side of things; perhaps the musical sequence also plays a role.

It is a loop of 6 note lengths composed of 5 notes [ G#, C#, D#, A#, C ] where C is extended to the equivalent of two note lengths relative to the other 4 notes.

Perhaps it means nothing but never the less 6 note ...

I was crate digging tonight for samples, and Anne Murray's "Honey Wheat & Laughter" LP came up within my hands. There's a piece on it called "Someone Else Today" which you guys might dig. Very un-Anne-Murray, this little nugget of electrified psychedelia. [I almost decided to skip this record, but I ...