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ChildrenTalking
from United States on 2003-11-17 18:34 [#00954324]
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that boat engine sfx is quite nice. i feel like walking someone down the plank when i hear it just for craps and giggles. my boat will be fun though because it'll float on a sea of jello, vodka jello
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flea
from depths of your mind (New Zealand) on 2003-11-17 18:41 [#00954344]
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seems more like you are floating in vodka jello
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ifkardo
from 785.8 mb of radio babylon (Equatorial Guinea) on 2003-11-17 18:44 [#00954354]
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i use to think it said, "see you stripped down to the bra.."
funny huh...
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JivverDicker
from my house on 2003-11-17 18:46 [#00954357]
Points: 12102 Status: Regular | Followup to ChildrenTalking: #00954324
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It's a sample of a Harley Davidson slowed down making that chugging noise.
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ChildrenTalking
from United States on 2003-11-18 05:36 [#00955074]
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damn! thats cool, but i hate motorcycles
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Co-existence
from Bergen (Norway) on 2003-11-18 06:59 [#00955224]
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Alan Wilder spills the beans about the samples on "Stripped":
"The entire backbone of this track was based around an idling motorbike sound generated from the original Emulator - preset 1, and a bass drone that was eventually fed through a Leslie cabinet. Additional sounds such as the ignition of Dave’s Porsche 911 and an array of fireworks (after all, it was Guy Fawkes Night) were recorded by Gareth in the studio car park using his assortment of unusual mics. The mics were placed at varying distances and heights with the fireworks being let off at the appropriate angle to create the full stereophonic effect. A hired drum kit was also set up in the large reception area of Westside and used to sample individual sounds, most notably the distinctive toms with their special ambience. As is often the case, one song leads to the conception of another and consequently ‘Stripped’ spawned the extra track ‘Breathing In Fumes’ which was achieved by speeding up the backing track and adding a new bass line, new vocals and different musical parts. This was quite a radical re-working for it’s time and perhaps the forerunner to a remixing style that would become much more commonplace in the 90’s."
This is taken from Wilder's webpage at http://www.recoil.co.uk/
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bill_hicks
from my city is amazing it is calle on 2003-11-18 07:02 [#00955228]
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i like to call them depish mode.
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