drillkicker wrote:I just remembered the track named after Point Hope. I really want to hear that one now. Point Hope was such a weird little place with weird people; it was great.
I think someone had a theory that Point Hope could be ATP track 2, but I'm not sure if it had any real evidence behind it
Woah, I can totally see it being Point Hope though.
By cutting the audiences out at the start and end, it perfectly fits Point Hope's 7:15 duration. There's 13 seconds at the beginning until it starts, and 3 to 4 seconds at the end after it ends. 13+3=16, then 7:33 (ATP2's length) minus 0:16 is 7:15, just about.
I think it might be worth finding the source for the reversed speech at the end, to rule out the possibility the sample was produced after 1994 as that would be after Hooper Bay was released, which would confirm it's not Point Hope.
Shizuka Rizumu wrote:Woah, I can totally see it being Point Hope though.
By cutting the audiences out at the start and end, it perfectly fits Point Hope's 7:15 duration. There's 13 seconds at the beginning until it starts, and 3 to 4 seconds at the end after it ends. 13+3=16, then 7:33 (ATP2's length) minus 0:16 is 7:15, just about.
I think it might be worth finding the source for the reversed speech at the end, to rule out the possibility the sample was produced after 1994 as that would be after Hooper Bay was released, which would confirm it's not Point Hope.
I've tried many a time to find the source for that sample, no luck Considering it seems like a very run-of-the-mill news broadcast, it also being made before 1995 would probably make it very unlikely to appear anywhere on the internet.
as that would be after Hooper Bay was released, which would confirm it's not Point Hope.
Considering it seems like a very run-of-the-mill news broadcast, it also being made before 1995 would probably make it very unlikely to appear anywhere on the internet.
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