From Mark Kolmar Sent Tue, Nov 18th 1997, 22:05
From Mark Kolmar Sent Tue, Nov 18th 1997, 22:05
On Tue, 18 Nov 1997, Noah wrote: > On Tue, 18 Nov 1997, Mark Kolmar wrote: > > Strangely, the sound quality of the Hellraiser tracks is much better on > > the CDEP than on Unnatural History II. The latter contains an unusual > > amount of disortion, which wouldn't seem to be intentional. > > It's also ironic, considering Coil usually have a perfectionist > approach when it comes to releasing anything. I wrote to ask about this at the time, but got no reply. I was thinking the same thing -- did I really have a better copy available than Coil, was the distortion deliberate, or...? > What about the other stuff on Unnatural History? Notice any > differences there? "Another Brown World" and "Contains a Disclaimer" were the only other tracks available on CD already at the time (well, "The Hills are Alive" also, but I don't have that comp). Those 2 seemed fine to me. I may even have compared them closely, given the distortion on the Hellraiser tracks, but I don't recall. The other tracks were on 7" vinyl, which is a problem to start with, sound-wise. --Mark