Posted: Mon Aug 10, 2009 7:06 pm
it was some guy called 'prince murat'dave_from_2001 wrote:who is responsible? and how should they be punished?
i think he is dead now.
it was some guy called 'prince murat'dave_from_2001 wrote:who is responsible? and how should they be punished?
I'm with you! Good thinking!Moebius wrote:I imagine they just originally had the one cassette called "A Few Old Tunes", and retroactively renamed it later on when they decided to make a second cassette, but never bothered to change the art.
as i remember the watmm user named "prince murat" was only trying to sell stolen copies of the tapes on ebay for a very high amount. the tapes were leaked a good year or so before that incident, how was it confirmed that "prince murat" was responsible for the leakage?audiotrack wrote:it was some guy called 'prince murat'dave_from_2001 wrote:who is responsible? and how should they be punished?
i think he is dead now.
supposedly there were small differences in each copy that enabled them to tell exactly which one was leaked.novayshun wrote:as i remember the watmm user named "prince murat" was only trying to sell stolen copies of the tapes on ebay for a very high amount. the tapes were leaked a good year or so before that incident, how was it confirmed that "prince murat" was responsible for the leakage?audiotrack wrote:it was some guy called 'prince murat'dave_from_2001 wrote:who is responsible? and how should they be punished?
i think he is dead now.
Sounds like Kid For Today was in development for a long time. Part of its melody is the whistling noise in Orange Romeda.rdy2bz wrote:I always thought that the whole IABPAITC was done in the Geogaddi-era, but as it turns out, this one song is indeed years older.dealer wrote:so after doing so I checked out the 'As Yet Untitled' track and was amazed to hear an unfinished version of Kid For Today, which is one of my very very favorite tracks.
Kid for Today was a 30-about second clip on the old website whence appeared the mysterious Duffy, Circle and Wouldn't You Like to be a Ham Sandwich snippets. This was in 1998 as I recall, and it was eventually released.Chuck Beckles wrote:Sounds like Kid For Today was in development for a long time. Part of its melody is the whistling noise in Orange Romeda.rdy2bz wrote:I always thought that the whole IABPAITC was done in the Geogaddi-era, but as it turns out, this one song is indeed years older.dealer wrote:so after doing so I checked out the 'As Yet Untitled' track and was amazed to hear an unfinished version of Kid For Today, which is one of my very very favorite tracks.
Nice to see you read my last post.Earthbound wrote:I'm with you! Good thinking!Moebius wrote:I imagine they just originally had the one cassette called "A Few Old Tunes", and retroactively renamed it later on when they decided to make a second cassette, but never bothered to change the art.
i think that probably speaks for a lot of us.polar sky wrote:I wanna hear that kid for today track. Hearing is believing!
Also, I think it would be nice to have some high res shots of the case, tape and cover art!!!!
I dont think Moebius meant what you are saying. I think he meant that AFOT came to be known as OTV1 after OTV2 was created.BunnyRabbit wrote:Nice to see you read my last post.Earthbound wrote:I'm with you! Good thinking!Moebius wrote:I imagine they just originally had the one cassette called "A Few Old Tunes", and retroactively renamed it later on when they decided to make a second cassette, but never bothered to change the art.![]()
The best evidence we have is the cat numbers
AFOT = 1
OTV2 = 3
OTV1 = ???
Yeah, I hate to be the greedy internet type, but what's the point if we don't get to hear anything?polar sky wrote:Any way we can hear this unfinished version of Kid For Today? Or can you upload the tape you have? Or are you going to be a dork and not share?
Even though that copy can be traced because of the "differences" the copy that Prince Murat had in his possession was not given to him. The tapes he tried to sell had passed through two other people to get to him. The tapes were originally given to Brian Flanagan (who was then skam's designer as Studio Moo, also 1/2 of Datathief) who then loaned it to his then girlfriend (ex-WATMM moderator) Octave Kitten and then was subsequently stolen by Prince Murat (her then current BF).Moebius wrote:supposedly there were small differences in each copy that enabled them to tell exactly which one was leaked.novayshun wrote:as i remember the watmm user named "prince murat" was only trying to sell stolen copies of the tapes on ebay for a very high amount. the tapes were leaked a good year or so before that incident, how was it confirmed that "prince murat" was responsible for the leakage?audiotrack wrote: it was some guy called 'prince murat'
i think he is dead now.
also, he only had AFOT and OTV2, he never claimed to have the 35 track unlabeled tape.
Thank youaudiotrack wrote:I dont think Moebius meant what you are saying. I think he meant that AFOT came to be known as OTV1 after OTV2 was created.BunnyRabbit wrote:Nice to see you read my last post.Earthbound wrote: I'm with you! Good thinking!![]()
The best evidence we have is the cat numbers
AFOT = 1
OTV2 = 3
OTV1 = ???
sevenELIXIR wrote:am I the only one here who doesn't care?? don't get me wrong I like the music on a few old tunes, but damn...
nope don't worrysevenELIXIR wrote:am I the only one here who doesn't care?? don't get me wrong I like the music on a few old tunes, but damn...