From stepintime Sent Thu, Jun 11th 1998, 06:51
From stepintime Sent Thu, Jun 11th 1998, 06:51
On Wed, 10 Jun 1998 22:42:37 -0400 xxxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxx.xx.xx (Jonathon Stevens) writes: >Just my thread, sorta. I'm sorta curious to know if anybody knows >any >tricks to scratching a CD so it will skip. I tried on one and after >several >deep cuts it still wouldn't skip, so then I mashed it up real good >and the >CD player couldn't read it at all. Otherwise would someone know a >computer >program that could simulate CD skips? Thanks. > me and a friend did this once. we didn't like the graphic of the cross dressing dude on the Nirvana-In Utero cd (or the cd itself 4 that matter) so we took a razor blade and started scratching the graphic off the top side of the cd. pretty soon we had already sratched through 2 the recorded silver part. the cd player still read it because the under side wasn't damaged but the recording was. it skipped pretty good but the problem was that U never knew where in the song it was going 2 skip. needless 2 say the cd was ruined (not that we cared) so we took a drimal tool and sanded it all up, bent it, smashed it, broke it n-2 many pieces, spray painted it, glued it back together and duck taped it 2 the street where many 4X4s ran over it till it was unrecognizable as a cd any more. that was my 1st cd destroying experience. u always remeber your 1st time. limited to 1 copy, rod p.s. if your trying 2 loop stuff i know of a sony system that U can program 2 loop any cd. _____________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com Or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]