Just some random thought but they may have took their name from this little FELD HELL machine, its a decoder for HELL60 transmissions and stuff like that, on the front panel is written "Hell Interface"
TheStatPow wrote:ONE VERY IMPORTANT THOUGHT but they may have took their name from this little FELD HELL machine, its a decoder for HELL60 transmissions and stuff like that, on the front panel is written "Hell Interface"
That's great! I had prepared myself for disappointing based on the intriguing title, expecting it to be something like "I wonder how they chose that name?"
I think a lot of us already figure they have a deep interest in messing with radio equipment, so this really seems to be a safe bet as to the name origin. I love the description of Example 2:
Example 2 is with a lot of fast QSB and gives a good impression about reception of HELL signals under various conditions.
I have a friend who is an old timer (in his 80s) who has been a radio enthusiast for his whole life. He has well over a dozen towers of different shapes and sizes along with a ton of equipment. He doesn't use it anymore in his old age. I may ask him if he'd like to sell any of it. I wonder what I could get done without a huge tower. I also wonder what of the equipment I could use for effects or sounds in my music.
I'm also now wondering if and where there may be Morse Code in BoC's music. The spacing in percussion, synth jabs or cut up voices, etc...
I think a lot of us already figure they have a deep interest in messing with radio equipment, so this really seems to be a safe bet as to the name origin. I love the description of Example 2:
Example 2 is with a lot of fast QSB and gives a good impression about reception of HELL signals under various conditions.
I have a friend who is an old timer (in his 80s) who has been a radio enthusiast for his whole life. He has well over a dozen towers of different shapes and sizes along with a ton of equipment. He doesn't use it anymore in his old age. I may ask him if he'd like to sell any of it. I wonder what I could get done without a huge tower. I also wonder what of the equipment I could use for effects or sounds in my music.
I'm also now wondering if and where there may be Morse Code in BoC's music. The spacing in percussion, synth jabs or cut up voices, etc...
The outro of Slow This Bird Down is an obvious place..
Was really hoping the Bros weren’t actually satanic and geogaddi is just to mess with people’s heads as it appears they pulled off
Geogaddi could amost be considered a Christian album in many ways, but that is my personal opinion. A preacher who describes hell in detail is not of Satan.
747Music wrote:
I'm also now wondering if and where there may be Morse Code in BoC's music. The spacing in percussion, synth jabs or cut up voices, etc...
I am convinced that the beginning of Reach for the Dead has morse code in the static. “Listen” and you may hear it too.