From Et Pharmacistic Paradoxia Sent Thu, Sep 3rd 1998, 21:40
On Thu, 3 Sep 1998, Peter Becker wrote: > Lock Grooves: > > I have some Red Planet 12"s ( Detroit techno ) that go from start to finish > and then play back, an infinite record. I think I also have some other techno > stuff along those lines. Also, did'nt at least one of those "Environments" > records > from the 70's play in the same manner? short of having grooves actually cross over each other, is there a little ramp at the end of the inner groove that makes the stylus jump up and away from the center and land on the very edge (starting groove) of the record again?! Explain this, sir! > I also remember a Jamaican reggae 12" that was so cheap and thin that when > you play it, you heard *the music from the other side* coming through!!!!!! > Hard to believe, yeah.... Hmm, on both sides? wow, yeah, ..i guess I can imagine that...hm... strange to think of that considering that flexidiscs have decently deep grooves (eh,) yet I haven't heard that happenning there. Of course 99% of flexdiscs made in the USA were done at Eva-Tone, and they probably have their religious technical process they abide by (pun intended). solenoid xxxxxxxx@xxxxxx.xxx <------+