thepastinsidepressant wrote:could be in doubt over 1978 or 77 as to when a move was released cos i don't care what anyone thinks, the notes on that apparent rsd record are so close to Close Encounters of the Third Kind five note sequence. go have a listen. theres a segment around that part of the movie where you can hear one of the Visitors saying "Bye" - not relevant but sounds cool and very boc sample fodder.
thepastinsidepressant wrote:could be in doubt over 1978 or 77 as to when a move was released cos i don't care what anyone thinks, the notes on that apparent rsd record are so close to Close Encounters of the Third Kind five note sequence. go have a listen. theres a segment around that part of the movie where you can hear one of the Visitors saying "Bye" - not relevant but sounds cool and very boc sample fodder.
ryetronics wrote:So how would someone insert xxxxxx/xxxxxx/xxxxxx/xxxxxx/xxxxxx/xxxxxx into a video already posted on youtube? Is there a way to insert text to something already uploaded? I would think you'd have to come up with a separate version of the video and post that, resetting your views back to zero.
Something about this particular minor incident rings true to me... i'm still not totally convinced BUT -
On the youtube video for the "Chameleon" fake, BoC posted the line "diet coke green screen failure". There is very similar crypic wording in this case.
Here is a theory...
The track on the new vinyl has a sound you would call 'early BOC' am i right?
You would even go so far as to say its pre-twoism yes?
Why would they want to use a tune from this era?
Maybe this is the start of the promised release of the pre-twoism material.
Catalog3, Acid, Closes, Play, Hooper, Maxima.
Thats 6 titles. The fourth title being 'Play by numbers' which interestingly enough has some relevance with all the recent mystery. Could it be that we have been listening to Remmy kid?
