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lyingtransferred wrote:Anyone made out the full sound heard in the background starting at 1:32? Can hear a faint high pitched shrieks, with some associated deeper “slamming” or “closing” sounds.

sounds almost like a car crash

dolochov wrote:Anyone else experiencing delays with the order dispatch? I live in Italy and it should've been dispatched yesterday or saturday.

ciao from italy! dispatched this morning!

Thank you for keeping this place alive and for remembering me that not all internet is evil.

excited to post this, i dont think this specifically has been identified yet, or at least the link isnt correct on bocpages, it comes with a small story:

#20 seems to be correctly identified as "Non Passa Piu" HOWEVER the original source of the actual sample itself is much more interesting.

in ...

analog gear makes noise. there is no noise in those tracks... they are very "digital" and clean to my ear.

Helios wrote:

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dana, where did you get that footage in your avatar? I've only ever seen the static image for that.

100% AI

About the message on cosecha-transmissiones, i think this is their way of "retiring" the old website. They changed it to say "nobody home" for a while and now the website is gone. I just hope this is to make way for something new.

only thing is, that website had already been down for several ...

babylulu wrote:well. isn’t this something

Side A has been uploaded, I'm listening right now and I don't know what to think honestly

Small breakthrough alert. "Thank you for not smoking" track is an instrumental cover of Non Passa Più by Ernesto Bonino. What kind of version are we dealing with here?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZZisddSVO5A

Orchestral cover with more obvious string melody:
https://youtu.be/VQPJSb60vkg?t=20 ...

sandrail wrote:What about volscp?

here it is, stored in my hdd since 2013

Wildfire wrote:Really trying to enjoy this but I just can't. Bland and uninspiring. I think I preferred the mystery of radio silence.

imagine being an artist and read something like this...

Mansin wrote:Thanks to Moz I just found the Fretless Bass track

oh my god finally! thanks a lot guys amazing work. I knew it that it was a library track!

I believe that that "fretless bass" track is either
a) a very rare prog rock interlude (you can hear a bongo fill right before the track actually starts)
b) some library music that the brothers remixed. theres that little percussion sound that comes in that doesn't sound like anything a lot of ...

if I remember correctly the AtalantaFugiens account was used during the TH ARG, there was a text hidden in the video: "ONE GOT FAT". that was referring to the EYDIAB fan made video (which led to another clue)

That's certainly true, but the "One Got Fat" fan video that it redirected to was almost ...

is there anything further? no
I mean besides the upload date and the Red Moss ident, we do also have the picture of Whitney Houston, which was used years later on the Hell Interface FB page. That's a pretty solid preponderance of evidence.

The account is much like AtalantaFugiens- not confirmed ...

I wonder if there was anyone trying to jack the tomorrows harvest arg, when it was going on?

Oh yeah. There were quite a few odd YouTube videos popping up around that time mirroring the TH arg’s aesthetics, some of which were quite good in their own right. There was one based around 70’s nature ...

People complaining about the Whitney Houston picture being in "bad taste" because she died like a year before it was first uploaded is funny.

"We can't make fun of pop stars who happen to be dead." -Boards of Canada, apparently (or I should say Hell Interface).

I said that to me it's bad taste ...

little ot from the past events: I was searching about the meaning of the AtalantaFugiens Youtube channel name and I think that maybe it might be related to the Italian artist Daniele Lombardi. He made an exhibition called Atalanta Fugiens in Florence in 1992 and he also released an album called ...

little ot from the past events: I was searching about the meaning of the AtalantaFugiens Youtube channel name and I think that maybe it might be related to the Italian artist Daniele Lombardi. He made an exhibition called Atalanta Fugiens in Florence in 1992 and he also released an album called ...

I'm not sure if my previous post was deleted or did I just didn't send it, but did you guys had smartphones in 2001? There seems to be other people in the audience recording with smartphones.

It does look as if there are 2 or 3 rectangular shaped screens to the bottom right of the video, but ...