Goiter Sanchez wrote:Is surface noise ever an issue with SOTL on vinyl? I know that parts of 'Tired' are particularly quiet so I've wondered about this.
it's not overwhelming. in fact, for this type of music, a bit of crackle only adds to the music.
Yeah, I think it comes with the territory, vinyl for that warmth and ambience. Then CD for how the music was meant to be heard from the studio mastering. Its good to have both I think. One thing is for sure, I love this album so much.
Sagan: In order to make an apple pie from scratch, you must first invent the universe.
Basinski: I wanted Cascade to become this crystalline organism like a star or a liquid crystal spaceship, a jellyfish traveling through the galaxy…
Never had a problem with it to be honest. Like others mentioned above, any surface noise / 'warmth' just adds to it in my view. Ditto Arvo Part, classical music etc.
This is kinda random, but I'm gearing up for the warmer seasons by planning some urban exploring here in town, and after two years I'm ready to try to get into the abandoned 17-story Psych hospital in town. It's locked up tighter than a nun's - well, you know - but having spent the last two weeks laid up in an adjacent hospital with a view of the damn thing, I can't get it out of my head.
Anyway, in some of my light research, I stumbled upon this vieo, which combines stars of the lid and abandoned buildings. Ahh, heaven.
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I found the whole film here SotL throughout. Enjoy!
"Life is a stupid, meaningless thing that has nothing to teach you." -Slavoj Zizek
The building I want to get in to is the very one depicted in the film! And sadly I don't have the equipment or the capacity to make my own film, but I'll be sure to take lots of pictures (35 mil and shitty iPhone pics) and post them here. That is all assuming I can get into it. It's been notoriously well locked-up for the last twenty or so years.
"Life is a stupid, meaningless thing that has nothing to teach you." -Slavoj Zizek
Amo Bishop Roden wrote:The building I want to get in to is the very one depicted in the film! And sadly I don't have the equipment or the capacity to make my own film, but I'll be sure to take lots of pictures (35 mil and shitty iPhone pics) and post them here. That is all assuming I can get into it. It's been notoriously well locked-up for the last twenty or so years.
Funny, there used to be a video on youtube of someone exploring a former hospital just down the road from me with Austin Texas Mental Hospital Part 3 as the soundtrack.
It was a regular haunt for urban explorers a few years ago, sadly now boarded up and much of the interesting stuff removed.