Which LP is the fastest (avg BPM)?

[Josh]

Subject is the post. Curious if anyone knows off-hand or knows an easy way to find out.

[Waterbagel]

thinking about it for 0 seconds, pure gut feel, pure id, straight from the source, definitely not typing these clauses to afford myself more time to think, i'm going to guess MHTRTC

[waco]

in order of highest average BPM to lowest, from the data i could find, excluding inferno (somehow forgot about it):

Tomorrow's Harvest (119.1 BPM) > The Campfire Headphase (111.8 BPM) > Geogaddi (105.1 BPM) > Music Has the Right to Children (96.1 BPM)

so MHTRTC is actually the slowest!

[waco]

inferno has an average of 116.83 BPM

[Waterbagel]

so MHTRTC is actually the slowest!

hah! how 'bout it. well there goes my guess

[Josh]

This data doesn't align with my bias! I wanted to be able to say that each LP has gotten faster, but no, Inferno slowed down just enough to wreck my hypothesis.

[steeldancer-x]

Which track has the highest BPM out of all of discography? And can we do EPs too?

[Sherbet Head]

Throwing in another guess... I bet the EPs are faster, on average, than the LPs.

Basefree, June 9th and Amo Bishop Roden are probably the 3 fastest tunes in their (official) discography, and they're all from EPs.

[Fredd-E]

Data export via Exportify. Tempo is one of the many exported parameters.

Algorithms may misidentify the tempo, with a track of 70 BPM sometimes being recorded as 140 BPM. I simply looked at the raw data and did not take into account any possible double tempo detection.

[Sherbet Head]

Data export via Exportify. Tempo is one of the many exported parameters.

Algorithms may misidentify the tempo, with a track of 70 BPM sometimes being recorded as 140 BPM. I simply looked at the raw data and did not take into account any possible double tempo detection.

I knew it!

Thanks for the data. It's actually pretty interesting to see this!

[Josh]

Thanks, Fredd-E!