Aesthetikx wrote:Also, does this mean that digital versions of Red Moss, Carcan, and Whitewater are realistic possibilities in this universe?
An older version of the official BOC website did list a cd version of Maxima (opothecary already posted this link https://web.archive.org/web/20010619011 ... axima.html on page 1 of this thread) so in that regard digital versions of those tracks have always been a possibility, albeit a very remote one . . .
Isn't the current FLAC rip of Maxima floating around supposedly sourced from a CD-r copy or am I misremembering? I remember that CD-r supposedly being sourced from a cassette but that could be true for this official CD-r too.
DILWeed wrote:Isn't the current FLAC rip of Maxima floating around supposedly sourced from a CD-r copy or am I misremembering? I remember that CD-r supposedly being sourced from a cassette but that could be true for this official CD-r too.
That was a CD-R recording of a cassette (Yes, CD recorders exist)
Omikron wrote:Now if only we could get a nice clean digital rip of the Boc Maxima CD, which I don't believe we have ever seen photographic evidence of before.
Techboy wrote:on the Boc Maxima one, it's interesting to note the track title listed as Niagra rather than Niagara on the liner - this matches the photos of the tape we've seen before, I think, from the mike p auction thing. thinking about it, the title should probably be updated on bocpages (and the discogs listing).
i'm inclined to believe this because of how banal it is, anyway.
Not quite as bad as when we thought "Oirectine" was "Directline" though, eh?
MadMaz wrote:First 7 tracks of Sunset & Reprise is Warp10 live
Well spotted! That explains the 'before the millenium' thing. Certainly a bootleg, then. But I am intrigued as to whether it is the same recording that is already known, or a different one with a few more tracks at the end.