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I haven't looked at the WATMM BoC forum for awhile, and got this pleasant surprise at the top.



People figured out it was Bless the Lord backwards before, cool to finally hear the original.

Now someone remake the BoC version with increasing reverb and all

The kids laughing about 13 seconds in sounds a little like the sample from A Beautiful Place Out In the Country, perhaps any child giggling would sound pretty similar though?

vballs wrote:The kids laughing about 13 seconds in sounds a little like the sample from A Beautiful Place Out In the Country, perhaps any child giggling would sound pretty similar though?

That is so ... age-ist of you

Amazing.

Lone wrote:Amazing.

oh shit, whats up Lone?

I think someone in another thread attempted a complete remake of track 6, they got close but the track is surprisingly complex with added synths in the background that I don't think they quite figured out.

How did someone make a remake without this source? Curious what that sounded like.

Also, I never noticed synths in this track. Guess I have to listen more closely

i never thought id hear this.

I remade it awhile back, here it is if anyone wants it https://puu.sh/rbykm/c985451a3d.mp3

Pretty good, man!

But wait, so this source was already identified before? I'm surprised I missed that.

This is a phenomenal find, nice work whoever! My night is now going to be totally different after putting the reverse version of this on repeat until I'm commatose

It's been in bocpages for a while
http://bocpages.org/wiki/Warp10-06

Have you guys downloaded it and reversed the entire of the children's track yet?

The whole thing, drums and additional melodies included is incredibly BoC, they should have played the rest of it.

Do you think that all good children's songs are just written by boards and then reversed?

I have been looking for this for years!

Tempted to have a master thread linking up these discoveries. Although, should we make it easy for people to find??

Mexicola wrote:Tempted to have a master thread linking up these discoveries. Although, should we make it easy for people to find??

I second the idea. Having a catalogue of sample origins on twoism would be incredibly useful. You know, I had the same idea last night, may I be afforded the privilege of starting said thread?

Or if you had something bigger in mind, connecting previous discoveries, it should be left to the mods.

Well volunteered! Saves me a job

We can discuss editing if necessary, but I'm sure you'll do a great job. Cheers Valotonin.

Alight guys all done (-:
Quoted the original post from this thread to get it started.

*alright (I just noticed)

http://twoism.org/forum/viewtopic.php?p ... 13279ac1e3
http://twoism.org/forum/viewtopic.php?p=244089#p244089