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| Patrick Fiori Lalonde |
2008-12-14 @ 07:00:43 CET |
First, This :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ceePvCg-AT0
Enjoy if you haven't seen it. He did some others ...
then I'd like to know if there's a way I can write you a private message, Mr. Fredd-E ? It is something about the torrents out there on the net.
Thank you
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| eman |
2008-11-16 @ 00:03:14 CET |
ok we shall all just assume that the hooper bay available on my link IS genuine. thanks for your time.
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| Fredd-E |
2008-11-16 @ 14:19:34 CET |
Where is the link then?
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| diche |
2008-12-02 @ 19:28:38 CET |
umm I downlaoded your hooper bay alum from your torrent. the track times are not matching, not only that, they sound different than what I have.
track times verified by this site: http://musicbrainz.org/show/artist/?artistid=11367&ex=584618&short=1&compact=0#al584618
also, the geiser track I have sounds more like synth guitars and pianos, kin of 'geirsery' sound. and my Noatak has some guy saying "its still a long way home for us to be walking" is that fake?
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| eman |
2008-11-11 @ 18:47:34 CET |
ok i posted you the link as you requested, cockend
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| 192.18.1.36 |
2008-11-01 @ 13:12:46 CET |
Hi, I was testing Extension:Replace Text (Provides a special page to allow administrators to do a global string find-and-replace on all the content pages of a wiki)
I try rename 'name' to 'name1' and had success though I'm not administrator on this site. Probably, it's bug in Extension. I try to cancel my renaming. But you should verify it.
Thanks
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| Fredd-E |
2008-11-04 @ 09:51:43 CET |
Thanks for the notification. I've updated the script. It's now sysop-only.
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| Shadow |
2008-10-31 @ 16:30:34 CET |
A very interesting website...
The womans voice on 'Corsair' sounds like the broadcasts I used to listen to-originating from East Germany on the early '80's-just a persons voice reading out hundreds of 4 digit numbers...probably some kind of code. I remember trying to decipher them manually (home computers at the time being slow, relatively rare and expensive) but having little success.
Would anyone have any ideas? Also, would anyone know of an internet resource where I could gather data regarding these transmissions? Hearing them for the first time in more than 25 years has piqued my interest again.
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| eman |
2008-11-01 @ 22:14:51 CET |
The numbers your talking about are taken from 'Number Station' broadcasts. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Numbers_station The Corsair track you mention originally doesnt have the womans voice, this version was made for a video made by a member of the public (not BoC). The original Corsair on the Geogaddi album is just a synth track with no vocals. On Gyroscope from Geogaddi there are however samples from a numbers station with a child reading numbers from 0 to 9.
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