how do you get "no hope" from that? Things moving in cycles doesn't seem hopeless to me. That's just the way shit works, it's pretty amazing I think.jonsedar wrote:Love the track but what has me slightly disturbed is the Cosecha transmission tucked in there at the end...
Cosecha meaning harvest right? As in - even these New Seeds will be harvested in time, and will also Come To Dust. No hope, only cycles in time.
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I know what you mean. I don't know if things have inherent meaning, but I also feel like if you behave as if they do it amounts to the same thing. We create the meaning, you know?
I felt the same way when I first heard this album, but my thoughts on it are evolving the more I listen. I feel a major entropy and destruction theme on this album, but parts of it also bring to mind the things worth saving.
Everything will fall apart and be built back up again and then eventually collapse again. As kurt vonnegut said "so it goes". In the meantime we just have to try and make the best world we can knowing how things are.
I felt the same way when I first heard this album, but my thoughts on it are evolving the more I listen. I feel a major entropy and destruction theme on this album, but parts of it also bring to mind the things worth saving.
Everything will fall apart and be built back up again and then eventually collapse again. As kurt vonnegut said "so it goes". In the meantime we just have to try and make the best world we can knowing how things are.
All of old. Nothing else ever. Ever tried. Ever failed. No matter. Try again. Fail again. Fail better.
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rainier wrote:how do you get "no hope" from that? Things moving in cycles doesn't seem hopeless to me. That's just the way shit works, it's pretty amazing I think.jonsedar wrote:Love the track but what has me slightly disturbed is the Cosecha transmission tucked in there at the end...
Cosecha meaning harvest right? As in - even these New Seeds will be harvested in time, and will also Come To Dust. No hope, only cycles in time.
i just came into this thread to point that out. i wasnt sure if anyone else noticed that the cosecha transmissions loop was at the end of the track..
actually. i dont think its just at the end of the track. i think it is playing throughout the entire song, but the drums and the rest of the music "covers" it up a bit.
new seeds is such an incredible track. musically it doesnt have many similarities, but there is something about this track that takes me to the same type of place that the song amo bishop roden takes me.
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nah mate, the 1986 Summer Fire-like synth starts at 3:50 and the Cosecha signal doesn't start until around 5:00, amongst other bits... i think people are confusing the two as they're in the same octave, in fact the whole track is; this where you're probably getting confused.Fireal420 wrote:
actually. i dont think its just at the end of the track. i think it is playing throughout the entire song, but the drums and the rest of the music "covers" it up a bit.
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armotron wrote:nah mate, the 1986 Summer Fire-like synth starts at 3:50 and the Cosecha signal doesn't start until around 5:00, amongst other bits... i think people are confusing the two as they're in the same octave, in fact the whole track is; this where you're probably getting confused.Fireal420 wrote:
actually. i dont think its just at the end of the track. i think it is playing throughout the entire song, but the drums and the rest of the music "covers" it up a bit.
i personally, never noticed the cosecha transmissions sample in the background of the track, the only time i notice it is at the end of the track
i was just assuming it might be playing throughout the entire track, but pushed back into the mix. but now that you said what you did. i will go with your theory and say that its only at the end.
Anyone hear that fuzz noise over in the left channel, starts around the 1:50 mark on and off, then is continuously swelling at 3:45 til its there all the time… until fade.
EDIT : also, it would appear that quite a few of the beat sounds are actually beat-boxed, aka you can hear that's it's produced with the mouth!
EDIT : also, it would appear that quite a few of the beat sounds are actually beat-boxed, aka you can hear that's it's produced with the mouth!
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Part of me wants to say that is track is really the last track on the record. It wouldn't be in keeping with their usual more ambient fade out "obviously the last track" kind of track but given all of the speculation about there being an alternative, intended track order, I think its possible. There also might be multiple intended track orders and it might just be that I really want this track to be the last track. It's a little lighter than Semena Mertvrghgjklasdfqwerty.
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Cool. No audiophilisms here no problem. Sounds 'kin amazing thore-phaelam-ed wrote:warning dude....do not use the term 24bit...it angers some people in the forums.mc10101 wrote:Whoa! Anyone else hearing the BASS in24 bit?? It's coming from underneath the floor...
just savor it for yourself.
...what subtlety?
While also staying away from 16 vs 24bit, I will say that this album just reveals so so much more texture and detail in lossless format - it's like an entirely different beast!mc10101 wrote:Cool. No audiophilisms here no problem. Sounds 'kin amazing tho
Thinking I might have to re-rip my old BOC CDs in WAV and be dammed with the additional hard drive space they take
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Use FLAC, though. There's no quality loss, and you save a bit of space.jonsedar wrote:Thinking I might have to re-rip my old BOC CDs in WAV and be dammed with the additional hard drive space they take
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Yeah, this has made me reconsider my current V0 rips for most of their catalog, which sound nice and all, but there is a profound difference between TH in V0 and 320 for sure, FLAC aside.jonsedar wrote:While also staying away from 16 vs 24bit, I will say that this album just reveals so so much more texture and detail in lossless format - it's like an entirely different beast!mc10101 wrote:Cool. No audiophilisms here no problem. Sounds 'kin amazing tho
Thinking I might have to re-rip my old BOC CDs in WAV and be dammed with the additional hard drive space they take
I guess it's a sad state of affairs that I rarely listen to my physical copies of the back catalog - I guess I've slowly slid into the homogeny/convenience of relying on digital formats for most of my music consumption. It does not help that both my Geogaddi and TCH both ended up with small scratches that lead to a track skipping on each one, so they sort of sit on the shelf, seen but never heard. I am pretty good about being respectful to physical media, but if I recall they were both freak occurrences from my younger, more stoned years!
That being said, somehow I have probably listened to TH on CD more often than I ever did TCH. It's very important to me, for some reason, that I experience this album in the best possible quality.
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