Tomorrow's Harvest
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I have found that if you use combinations of the 'Cosecha' numbers as Decimal Co-ordinates in Google Maps, it gives various desolate locations in Canada. In fact, as far as I can, all the combinations of the Cosecha code give locations in the Northern Territories of Canada and Nunavut.
The most interesting of which is 'Riviere-Mouchalagane' 51.9225 (N) 69.9742 (W), which is a town abandoned and desolate since 1991.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rivi%C3%A8 ... ne,_Quebec
So there you go...
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The most interesting of which is 'Riviere-Mouchalagane' 51.9225 (N) 69.9742 (W), which is a town abandoned and desolate since 1991.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rivi%C3%A8 ... ne,_Quebec
So there you go...
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this is much cooler, from the Scarfolk blog...
http://scarfolk.blogspot.ie/2014/07/197 ... sters.html

http://scarfolk.blogspot.ie/2014/07/197 ... sters.html

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Najlepsiejszy
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If I had a free wall for it, I would put up the living shit out of itthepastinsidepressant wrote:this is much cooler, from the Scarfolk blog...
http://scarfolk.blogspot.ie/2014/07/197 ... sters.html
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Hey all, re-listening to the album again. Still gives me goosebumps and flashbacks!
Anyone discovered the turquoise "hexagon" on the cover art?

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Any idea this is a distortion after adjusting the brightness and contrast? Was just doodling around photoshop anyway.
Anyone discovered the turquoise "hexagon" on the cover art?

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Any idea this is a distortion after adjusting the brightness and contrast? Was just doodling around photoshop anyway.
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I can't really see the hexagon but it'd make sense that it'd be there if you look up the reason behind the whole "hexagon sun" thing anyway... i.e. camera apertures. it's an artefact based on the physics of how cameras work.
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^ can you elaborate? where did you read that?
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It's just the shutter, depending on the form of it the lens flare changes. Which is basically the "turquoise hexagon sun" in one of their promo pictures.d e n wrote:^ can you elaborate? where did you read that?
Not really worth editing the TH cover for
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Oh bloody hell, it is there
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Got this from another thread, pardon the quote; thought they could have blended a faint turquoise hexagon on the cover, even more so with all the subtleties they are known for. I guess it was just my eyes playing tricks.purgruv wrote:Found the original San Fransisco skyline photo used on the cover…
Only found it on wine seller websites. Couldnt find the original photo in the desert so I've been working on removing the city from the original 'Reserva' artwork…
Oh well, happy listening!



