From Adam J Weitzman Sent Thu, Aug 19th 1999, 23:12
From Adam J Weitzman Sent Thu, Aug 19th 1999, 23:12
david turgeon wrote: > [re: rrr500] > > I just want to know when this will be available on CD.. > > the only port of a lock-groove to cd that i know of is at the > end on the seargent pepper lonely heart club band cd (& > that might not be on every copy). they just make it loop > a couple times & then fade out. There is also one on the CD version of You've Got Foetus On Your Breath's _Deaf_. It runs for about 10 minutes. There's a 3" CD on Mego (I don't own this one yet) by Pure called "The End Of Vinyl," which is apparently built from remixing run-out grooves from various records. On the vinyl side, I just got a recent lock-groove effort, Stock Hausen & Walkman's "Buy Me/Sue Me" 7". 42 grooves on each side. It's pretty cool, each locked groove containing a sample of a recording with the word "me" in it, along with some music. Appropriately, one of the loops on the "Sue Me" side is from "Come Together," which brings us back to The Beatles. :-) It is *really* hard to distinguish the grooves on clear vinyl, though. -- Adam J Weitzman "They don't make music like that NewsEdge Corporation these days. In fact, sometimes http://www.newsedge.com they don't even make music." http://www.newspage.com - Dave Barry