"Mackenzie" <jade_f45@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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May 1, 7:30 pm, "Mister Charlie" <widi...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> "Mackenzie" <jade_...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> On Apr 30, 1:21 pm, Mackenzie <jade_...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > I've noticed this after listening to this bootleg recording of "A Tree
> > full of Secrets", which is a rare recordings from Pink Floyd and I've
> > noticed on Volume 2 of this great CD under disc 2, volume 2 (the CD
> > states next to it about "mysterious ending tiny music") that at the
> > ending you can hear an orchestral version of "Ticket to Ride" after
> > the last heartbeats towards the end.
>
> > On the original "Dark Side of The Moon" CD pressings, it is not even
> > that audible but on this bootleg CD it is.
>
> > I was wondering if anyone else hears this as well in "Eclipse"
>
> I just listened to it once again. I presume it's a remastering error
> because I don't hear anything after the heartbeats on my regular LP in
> '73, but the bootleg CD...
>
> I hear it on the boot, sounds like a George Martin version or something
> similar...I doubt it's on the actual released CD though...
>
could it be sampling?
Hell, it could have just been a background wash for the hell of it.
Didn't
sound like sampling, it seemed to proceed as if it were just the song
being
played, but the copy I heard had a really bad thumping in and out, like a
mostly erased-but-not-quite-tape with the faint sound of the song coming
in
and out of the background. The in and out and the thumps made it tough to
follow so I can't say very well.
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