Re: newcleardawn.com update...
Posted: Sun Feb 01, 2015 9:09 pm
MDG what's up?
What's been cracked?shaneanthonysounds wrote:That's why I'm trying to get folks to see the code is already cracked. No need to dig into their personal lives.
The owl.wash wrote:What's been cracked?shaneanthonysounds wrote:That's why I'm trying to get folks to see the code is already cracked. No need to dig into their personal lives.
New Clear Dawn. Think about it for a minute. I could be way off, but I don't think BOC are going to release anything soon. We all interpret TH differently when we listen to it, so I can't speak on behalf of the band, but damn everything seems pretty clear to me. The whole concept of TH just makes total sense now. What else are we looking for? Curious to hear others thoughts...aoc wrote:Haha, the replies in this thread made me laugh.
And Najlepsiejszy, don't trust these decryption sites on the webs. Hash algorithms are one way. It's 'kind of' impossible to reverse/decrypt it. That's the whole point of hashes.
I must admit that I find the 27kcgxxynwhxi3yxd0hydy6yetpe5v in their whois pretty strange. Because why use an e-mailaddress like this? Doesn't make any sense. It looks like it says: C'mon fans, crack this! But on the other side: If it had something to do with a new release, they already would give us a hint right?
Maybe the newcleardawn.com project is their master puzzle we've to solve. Maybe that's the whole reason why they haven't released a box set yet. They're still waiting for us to solve the mystery.
It's a soundtrack record, but where is the movie?shaneanthonysounds wrote:New Clear Dawn. Think about it for a minute. I could be way off, but I don't think BOC are going to release anything soon. We all interpret TH differently when we listen to it, so I can't speak on behalf of the band, but damn everything seems pretty clear to me. The whole concept of TH just makes total sense now. What else are we looking for? Curious to hear others thoughts...aoc wrote:Haha, the replies in this thread made me laugh.
And Najlepsiejszy, don't trust these decryption sites on the webs. Hash algorithms are one way. It's 'kind of' impossible to reverse/decrypt it. That's the whole point of hashes.
I must admit that I find the 27kcgxxynwhxi3yxd0hydy6yetpe5v in their whois pretty strange. Because why use an e-mailaddress like this? Doesn't make any sense. It looks like it says: C'mon fans, crack this! But on the other side: If it had something to do with a new release, they already would give us a hint right?
Maybe the newcleardawn.com project is their master puzzle we've to solve. Maybe that's the whole reason why they haven't released a box set yet. They're still waiting for us to solve the mystery.
Ofcourse it's a valid e-mailaddress. You can use whatever you want for an e-mailaddress (limited to specific characters). But that's not my point. Why do you register domains with such an address? Why not just postmaster, webmaster or someothernamethatmakesense@hexagonsun.com.Cupz wrote:This is an automatically generated email created by -provider-
We could not deliver your message. Please double-check the
recipient's email address for errors and try again.
...I didn't get this message when I emailed 27kcgxxynwhxi3yxd0hydy6yetpe5v@hexagonsun.com which means it's not a code at all but a real email address probably made solely to register the domain-name. Best just leave it alone....or send fan-mail, whatever.
Wasn't the release date of TH delayed a few times? The only pattern that makes any sense to me is 273065. Maybe they intended to use this as one of the 6 digit codes for CT, but changed their mind. If CT has more, then surely they would put something out to give us a clue. newcleardawn came about before the rsd incident right? If there is a follow up EP and they decide to use the same pattern for TH to release it, then I'll just wait it out and let you folks crack the code. This shit is way too much of a mind fuck ha! Why not just surprise us? No announcements, nothing. We wake up one day and there it is. All this digging and searching is getting a bit stale in my opinion, haha;-).aoc wrote:Ofcourse it's a valid e-mailaddress. You can use whatever you want for an e-mailaddress (limited to specific characters). But that's not my point. Why do you register domains with such an address? Why not just postmaster, webmaster or someothernamethatmakesense@hexagonsun.com.Cupz wrote:This is an automatically generated email created by -provider-
We could not deliver your message. Please double-check the
recipient's email address for errors and try again.
...I didn't get this message when I emailed 27kcgxxynwhxi3yxd0hydy6yetpe5v@hexagonsun.com which means it's not a code at all but a real email address probably made solely to register the domain-name. Best just leave it alone....or send fan-mail, whatever.
Like you would say: "Let me login to my mailbox 27kcgxxynwhxi3yxd0hydy6yetpe5v"
It's just so strange. And if Najlepsiejszy is correct, than the addresses are all added a couple of months ago. Why's that?
Tomorrow I want to play with the numbers and letters a bit like described here at chapter 2.4:
http://www.wikihow.com/Decipher-a-Secret-Code
Maybe there's a pattern.
I disagree. I wish there was another red moon incident full of myths and red harings.shaneanthonysounds wrote: All this digging and searching is getting a bit stale in my opinion, haha;-).
Why Cupz, why? Nothing happened...or did it?Cupz wrote:I disagree. I wish there was another red moon incident full of myths and red harings.shaneanthonysounds wrote: All this digging and searching is getting a bit stale in my opinion, haha;-).
Speaking of wishes, I wish they would play live again and maybe film it, or something. Maybe do a live transmission from hexagon sun. I would love to hear some more unreleased tracks in live fashion in addition to stuff from TCH and TH. Dream! Chat later folks, have a good one;-) Cheers!shaneanthonysounds wrote:Why Cupz, why? Nothing happened...or did it?Cupz wrote:I disagree. I wish there was another red moon incident full of myths and red harings.shaneanthonysounds wrote: All this digging and searching is getting a bit stale in my opinion, haha;-).
Something happened for me personally. I was thinking about that code every day from morning to night, waking and dreaming, from ever since the discovery to the letdown at the observatory (over a year I believe).shaneanthonysounds wrote:Why Cupz, why? Nothing happened...or did it?Cupz wrote:I disagree. I wish there was another red moon incident full of myths and red harings.shaneanthonysounds wrote: All this digging and searching is getting a bit stale in my opinion, haha;-).
Yeah, I noticed that too. They know we're watching.Valotonin wrote:I apologise if both have already been mentioned but I am not going to spend my time looking through all comments.
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Nu-clear dawn.
No, the point is, the websites don't even recognize that gibberish as hash. It can't be a common code. It must be something we have to crack ourselves IF it even means anything, because no tools can decrypt it. I can't do it now, I can probably start trying in 3 days.aoc wrote:And Najlepsiejszy, don't trust these decryption sites on the webs. Hash algorithms are one way. It's 'kind of' impossible to reverse/decrypt it. That's the whole point of hashes.