Pande-reviews: 2009.0 (FSOL - EBS Vol.4)

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Re: Pande-reviews: 2008.8 (FSOL - EBS Vol.3)

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Hmmm...
I just noticed that Slider on the ISDN White 2xLP is about 1 minute shorter then the version on the White CD - 6:27 against 7:22 - different cut and different ending too... weird...

The White 2xLP clocks at 81 minutes 12 seconds (because it contains a whole extra track - Are They Fightin' Us [6:15] ) - white the White CD is 75:25.
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Yeah, the LP version cuts out that wonderfully creepy outro from Slider with the church bells - one of my favourite moments on the album. It's almost the opposite of Dead Cities, which has some unheard intros and outros at each end of the sides.
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Ross wrote:It's almost the opposite of Dead Cities, which has some unheard intros and outros at each end of the sides.
Gonna have to get it one day (the 12'' version that is) - especially now that I know it's got extra stuff on it
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Yeah, Dead Cities LP has about 70 seconds more than the CD, the exact opposite of ISDN LP vs CD (if we don't count the whole extra track).
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Wow... It's been a whole year since my last 'review' in this thread...
Still not quitting on this one - someday I'll continue, I hope...
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Re: Pande-reviews: 2008.8 (FSOL - EBS Vol.3)

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dang man....and here i clicked this thread thinking this would BE that update!


well, plenty of us are still tuned in 8-)
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Pandemonium wrote:Wow... It's been a whole year since my last 'review' in this thread...
Still not quitting on this one - someday I'll continue, I hope...
As I told you more than once, it would be awesome.
I'm not interest in the track-by-track trasmission dissection, but the "review" of each album, for me, is fundamental.
I hope you'll continue...
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Re: Pande-reviews: 2008.8 (FSOL - EBS Vol.3)

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Yeah, I was going to suggest a one off update for RSD :)
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C'mon man, you've got an eager audience, you gotta update now :D
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seedy wrote:well, plenty of us are still tuned in 8-)
Oh yeah...
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First moment when I have a tiniest shred of time guys, I promise! :)
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Pandemonium wrote:First moment when I have a tiniest shred of time guys, I promise! :)
myeah....i know how often those pop up, DAD :lol: ;)
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UPDATE:

Kiss 3 Part 2:

1:13:35 Kitaro - The Field - (Geffen, 1987)
- Co-produced by Grateful Dead drummer, Mickey Hart, 'The Light of the Spirit' blends cinematic melodies and images from nature to explore spiritual aspects of the life cycle (includes the Grammy nominated song, 'The Field').
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nice i know a tune or two from that dude
now i know one more ha!
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I just found out that the drummer credited simply as Bertie on The Galaxial Pharmaceutical track & on I Have Loved You Into Oblivion;
is actually this guy:

http://bertiefritsch.com/
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