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they probably cleared the sample with Apple Records

Any ideas why there was a weird audio silence gap between songs on the original CD to begin with?

hexaguns have six bullets

Yeah, they totally had accesss to American McDonald’s training videotapes in Scotland back in the early 1980s

https://www.djfood.org/tag/i-hear-the-sun/

Has full interview about the mix as well as the unlisted songs because they dont’t have credits because they aren’t in the Apple Music catalog.

Most of it isn’t that deep though. It’s just that YouTube has the vast amount of obscure media archived—particularly the exact kind that BOC loves to reference.

Subtitles are now auto generated and generally quite decent.

Those subtitles are then of course searchable.

That’s probably how the poem ...

All of you who keep voting for Arena Americanada are going to burn in hell

This thread inspired me to re-encode the entire Inferno album from 24 bit WAV into 32kpbs/22.05kHz mono MP3.

Anyone here the faint seagull cries on the fade out?

It seems like it might be accompanied by beach wave sounds as well. It’s so faint that it could potentially be running through the majority of the track and just becomes audible in the final 30 seconds or so.

If we can’t have the old material officially for whatever reason, I would love to see the brothers think of increasingly elaborate schemes of releasing the material like with how the ATP sound boards, old tunes/maxima tapes, and digital rips all leaked leading up to Inferno.

So if they have another ...

There were tons of BOC fakes back then.

It’s probably not that controversial, but I’ve always been disappointed with BOC’s decision to associate themselves with all the Anticon stuff.

I find the overwhelming majority of those acts with vocals to be peak cringe in all of music.

I have no clue what the photo of the cover even is.

When I first saw it I thought it was Cambodian soldiers in a jungle just kind of hanging out or something like that?

A decent chunk of SxT tracks were the same rips that were available on YT or other places around the internet (The Other Stranger is the best example that comes to mind). The internet may be evil, but it's also near unavoidable in the modern day.

That's what I mean. They are almost certainly ...

Y'all think they're just pulling samples from YouTube these days, or do you think they go to trouble to get original VHS copies of the stuff they sampled off Inferno?

You can buy digital files (from the original master tapes according to that YT account) from here

https://www.joyfulheart.org/

Of course this is a subjective preference, but BOC are basically the epitome of headphone music

濁ったプリズムの向こうに浮かび上がる狂気

That’s the tagline written on the obi strip in the Japanese edition of the vinyl/cd

It translates to “the madness emerges from behind a clouded prism”

Definitely hear the tribal chants. Starts at around 3:00

“Music is God”