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Posted: Sat Sep 04, 2010 3:44 am
by The Voice of Reason
turquoise70 wrote:That's just like... your opinion, man.
True.

Posted: Sat Sep 04, 2010 4:20 am
by BrandNewRetro
The Voice of Reason wrote:Not an untrodden path







Can't believe you don't hear similarities in this stuff. Not as detailed, but same production style.
I like all those songs/artists, probably why I like VHS Head.

Posted: Sat Sep 04, 2010 4:30 am
by The Voice of Reason

Posted: Sat Sep 04, 2010 2:48 pm
by ryetronics
The Voice of Reason wrote: BOC is nothing like VHS Head's approach. BOC, sure, have some samples from old movies, but who doesn't. VHS Head structures his entire tune from samples. BOC use choice samples to enhance or add mysticism to tracks.
So by this reasoning, if the BoC brothers were to have a side project under an assumed name, it would sound exactly like their material under the BoC name? That makes no sense. I'm sure they are more than capable of coming up with an entirely new sound, were they inclined to do so.

With that said, I doubt VHS Head are related to them.

Posted: Sat Sep 04, 2010 3:08 pm
by rick7487
The Voice of Reason wrote:Not an untrodden path







Can't believe you don't hear similarities in this stuff. Not as detailed, but same production style.
Hey, if you open all of those tracks in youtube at the same time, it sounds like VHS head!

I think you've discovered something amazing! :lol:

Posted: Sat Sep 04, 2010 4:40 pm
by The Voice of Reason
ryetronics wrote:
The Voice of Reason wrote: BOC is nothing like VHS Head's approach. BOC, sure, have some samples from old movies, but who doesn't. VHS Head structures his entire tune from samples. BOC use choice samples to enhance or add mysticism to tracks.
So by this reasoning, if the BoC brothers were to have a side project under an assumed name, it would sound exactly like their material under the BoC name? That makes no sense. I'm sure they are more than capable of coming up with an entirely new sound, were they inclined to do so.

With that said, I doubt VHS Head are related to them.
Well Hell Interface is a BOC side project yes? Sounds kind of the same. And their old MBV style stuff is different, yet the note progressions they used are, well, the same.

Aphex Twin, ALL kinds of aliases and side projects. They all have distinct similarities.

Pinback, each member has several side projects or are in different bands. Yet each have similarities. Some indistinguishable from Pinback.

I could on.

I have found that people inherently have sounds that are most pleasurable to their ears. So they tend to stick with certain ranges and progressions. Its almost like trying to describe how the colour blue looks to me, you see blue, or blue as you know it, but your version of blue is different. But blue to me will always be the way I experience it. I'm not sure if that fits with what I'm getting at.

I don't think you can just fully discard your perspective and approach and become someone totally different coming up with a 100% completely different way of doing something. That is what kind of differentiates us all from one another. however slight it may be.

So in the end, I think there would be some similarity in the music. If not sounds, then in production. There would have to be as it comes from the same source. Or one half of the source.

Posted: Sat Sep 04, 2010 7:04 pm
by Zykial
its Adian Blacow, his brother Kris (White Mask) did the logo

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http://soundcloud.com/white-mask

Posted: Sat Sep 04, 2010 9:27 pm
by The Friendly Stranger
Zykial wrote:its Adian Blacow, his brother Kris (White Mask) did the logo

Image

http://soundcloud.com/white-mask
I bet their names are written so prominently because of all the speculation. Did they put their names on the Video Club EP?

Posted: Sat Sep 04, 2010 9:30 pm
by Zykial
The Friendly Stranger wrote:
Zykial wrote:its Adian Blacow, his brother Kris (White Mask) did the logo

Image

http://soundcloud.com/white-mask
I bet their names are written so prominently because of all the speculation. Did they put their names on the Video Club EP?
no, but who wouldn't have their name on their debut album on vinyl on a label like Skam?
the EP was a mysterious introduction, there's no secrets about it anymore ...

Posted: Mon Sep 06, 2010 5:03 pm
by Snufkin
Any of you guys with the vinyl edition of this get the Skam e-mail about a vinyl printing error and a refund?

suxx ;(

-Snuf

Posted: Mon Sep 06, 2010 9:56 pm
by rick7487
Snufkin wrote:Any of you guys with the vinyl edition of this get the Skam e-mail about a vinyl printing error and a refund?

suxx ;(

-Snuf
You mean this one...
Due to a pressing plant error, we have had to recall all Vinyl copies back from distributors.

They arrived on Friday and were shipped immediately to distributors, and Skamshop customers,

the error only became apparent on Friday evening.

Your account has just been refunded for the whole amount.

We know ask that you destroy your copy (we know you won’t do this and can understand completely).

In which case, hopefully you will consider reordering the correct version when it becomes available, but again you are not obliged to do this.

Please accept our sincere apologies. We are working towards a repress as soon as possible.

Many thanks,

Skam Records
I hope I still get the incorrect pressing, just so I can have something to hang on to.
(Anyone know what's wrong with it anyway?)

Posted: Mon Sep 06, 2010 10:03 pm
by Zykial
rick7487 wrote:
Snufkin wrote:Any of you guys with the vinyl edition of this get the Skam e-mail about a vinyl printing error and a refund?

suxx ;(

-Snuf
You mean this one...
Due to a pressing plant error, we have had to recall all Vinyl copies back from distributors.

They arrived on Friday and were shipped immediately to distributors, and Skamshop customers,

the error only became apparent on Friday evening.

Your account has just been refunded for the whole amount.

We know ask that you destroy your copy (we know you won’t do this and can understand completely).

In which case, hopefully you will consider reordering the correct version when it becomes available, but again you are not obliged to do this.

Please accept our sincere apologies. We are working towards a repress as soon as possible.

Many thanks,

Skam Records
I hope I still get the incorrect pressing, just so I can have something to hang on to.
(Anyone know what's wrong with it anyway?)
crackling and noisy, but in rhythm to the tracks. for example
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/3080771/vhs.mp3

Posted: Mon Sep 06, 2010 10:06 pm
by Twoism-ist
incorrectly-pressed vinyl = will become super rare, super sought-after, super valuable :D

Posted: Tue Sep 07, 2010 4:14 pm
by Snufkin
They said they're all being recalled from distributor, so unless any went out before that... doubt it..

Either way, super rare... so what, i want the fkin record ;]

-Snuf

Posted: Tue Sep 07, 2010 4:39 pm
by Zykial
copies did go out ...

Posted: Tue Sep 07, 2010 5:41 pm
by BrandNewRetro
Damn I had to order off HMV and not Skam didn't I, no way I'll get my money back! It was also 15 quid when I ordered, now it's magically gone down to 8.99, argh!

Posted: Tue Sep 07, 2010 6:50 pm
by Snufkin
Zykial wrote:copies did go out ...
How do you know?

-Snuf

Posted: Tue Sep 07, 2010 7:44 pm
by Zykial
Snufkin wrote:
Zykial wrote:copies did go out ...
How do you know?

-Snuf
seeing threads, photos, feedback from people with copies of the LP
the photo up there isn't from the Skam office :wink:

Posted: Tue Sep 07, 2010 8:02 pm
by Snufkin
Ah, I thought that might have been the CD version though and not the vinyl...

-Snuf

Posted: Tue Sep 07, 2010 8:07 pm
by Zykial
the black crackly stuff, direct from Skam

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