Posted: Tue Jun 11, 2013 7:51 pm
RFTD drums coming in ..............now..........ooof
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If you want a final check to be sure, if you can take a bin rip, upload it here. http://hosting.earthshine.it/~mark/upload.phpvballs wrote:I do now have them all in iso format yes.Techboy wrote:vballs, can you take an image of the CD at all?
(extract raw data option should work, if you dont need to pay.)
p.s. don't pay for it, cause this could be a goose chase.
Yeah, but as you can see, the TOC only has index for 17 tracks. As far as I know it's not possible to hide a track at the end of a CD and have it indexed as its own track. If there's an example of this somewhere, I'd like to know.Techboy wrote:Basefree: based on your log i'm inclined to agree. However this wouldn't be pre-gap, it'd be post-album. EAC would still pick that up though i'm 98% sure
I don't blame you, if my CD player did something like this I would probably bring every possible microscope for examination in EAC et all.Jinjur wrote:Hey dont beat on me.......my CD player just did it, i recorded it as i thought it was something important..........
I have seen stranger.........but only with hard drives. Never CD's.Basefree wrote:Yeah, but as you can see, the TOC only has index for 17 tracks. As far as I know it's not possible to hide a track at the end of a CD and have it indexed as its own track. If there's an example of this somewhere, I'd like to know.Techboy wrote:Basefree: based on your log i'm inclined to agree. However this wouldn't be pre-gap, it'd be post-album. EAC would still pick that up though i'm 98% sure
LULZBasefree wrote:I don't blame you, if my CD player did something like this I would probably bring every possible microscope for examination in EAC et all.Jinjur wrote:Hey dont beat on me.......my CD player just did it, i recorded it as i thought it was something important..........
None of this would escape EAC unless the ripper had a malfunctioning CD drive or a badly scratched CD or such. Believe me, this CD doesn't overflow.rd1994 wrote:well there are more than enoguh Albums with 99 tracks etc. wit blank tracks...Or am I misunderstanding something
It was clearly listed as a track on the back of TCH's packaging. And it was a normal CD track.d e n wrote:how was Macquarie Ridge revealed?
i see, ha. for reason i remember hearing that it was a bonus track.harpoon dodger wrote:It was clearly listed as a track on the back of TCH's packaging. And it was a normal CD track.d e n wrote:how was Macquarie Ridge revealed?
Well it IS a bonus track, as it's exclusive to the Japanese release. It just wasn't hidden or anything. Same with "From One Source All Things Depend" on the Japanese release of Geogaddi.d e n wrote:^well, yeah... of course. but when the phrase I OVERFLOW MAN is written on the discs you got to try and see what's up.
i see, ha. for reason i remember hearing that it was a bonus track.harpoon dodger wrote:It was clearly listed as a track on the back of TCH's packaging. And it was a normal CD track.d e n wrote:how was Macquarie Ridge revealed?
And why does that mean people aren't allowed to be curious? What's wrong with having a little fun and uncovering possible secrets?MrMessiah wrote:Don't want to be that guy but... isn't the album... enough?
Which means that only a Japanese CD of T'sH will have the hidden data on it, if the logical pattern follows, I'll quote d e n who said it so, so eloquently…harpoon dodger wrote:Well it IS a bonus track, as it's exclusive to the Japanese release. It just wasn't hidden or anything. Same with "From One Source All Things Depend" on the Japanese release of Geogaddi.d e n wrote:^well, yeah... of course. but when the phrase I OVERFLOW MAN is written on the discs you got to try and see what's up.
i see, ha. for reason i remember hearing that it was a bonus track.harpoon dodger wrote: It was clearly listed as a track on the back of TCH's packaging. And it was a normal CD track.
d e n wrote:ahhhhhh
Japan is the place