tonx wrote:
I’d venture a guess that of all the pre-twoism albums, Closes Vol 1 is the one that they’d feel the least cringe about fans hearing in full as-is. The tracks we’ve heard (or think we’ve heard) from it all feel pretty strongly Boards-y. If there’s a rip of this floating around out there, let’s have it.
5D was good enough to be reused for an actual release. Curious if that choir sample in Aquarius MK3 is also from a Closes track.
Either way, if this is actually real (I don't think so, and I'm the chump who generally falls for everything XD) it's very timely what with all the space themes and cosmic shenanigans lately.
If Closes is truly named in relation to Close Encounters, this might be the mythical BOC space album we've been talking about
Warning: This numerology post is not to be taken 2 seriously.
I think the tracklist we have in old boc site is the tracklist from 97' cd
Numerator (Original) was called like this because there is a new Numerator in Play By Numbers right ?
So that's weird that 92 cass has "(Original)" in it
MadMaz wrote:I think the tracklist we have in old boc site is the tracklist from 97' cd
Numerator (Original) was called like this because there is a new Numerator in Play By Numbers right ?
So that's weird that 92 cass has "(Original)" in it
This right here is a more damning mistake than anything else that's been pointed out so far, I think. Also keep in mind that the only reason anyone even knows the tracklists to any of these albums at all is because they were briefly posted on the old BoC website, which was made long after all five of the infamous projects. That's where "Numerator (Original)" comes from.
If The Campfire Headphase was a butterfly, would Acid Memories be the caterpillar?
