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== Comments == | == Comments == | ||
| − | * This track has been theorised to be “[[Remmy Kid]]” from [[ | + | * This track has been theorised to be “[[Remmy Kid]]” from ''[[Play by Numbers]]'' because: |
| − | ** “[[Remmy Kid]]” lasts 58 seconds and this track lasts 50, | + | ** “[[Remmy Kid]]” lasts 58 seconds and this track lasts 50, and “[[R35TT A04]]”'s ending seems cut off. |
| − | ** Also theorised because of its likeness to "[[Wouldn't You Like To Be Free]]" from | + | ** Also theorised because of its likeness to "[[Wouldn't You Like To Be Free]]" also from ''[[Play by Numbers]]''. |
** Finally, it sounds similarly influenced by [http://www.discogs.com/artist/My+Bloody+Valentine My Bloody Valentine]. | ** Finally, it sounds similarly influenced by [http://www.discogs.com/artist/My+Bloody+Valentine My Bloody Valentine]. | ||
| − | * This track has also been speculated to be “[[Close1]]” from [[ | + | * This track has also been speculated to be “[[Close1]]” from ''[[Closes Vol. 1]]''. This is because: |
| − | ** It is the same length as “[[Close1]]” | + | ** It is the same length as “[[Close1]]”. |
| − | ** Other songs like: “[[R35TT A06]]” is thought to be “[[5d]]” and “[[R35TT A14]]” is thought to be “[[Godever]]” both from [[ | + | ** Other songs like: “[[R35TT A06]]” is thought to be “[[5d]]” and “[[R35TT A14]]” is thought to be “[[Godever]]” both from ''[[Closes Vol. 1]]'', so it’s possible whoever compiled ''[[Random 35 Tracks Tape]]'' had access to this album. |
* The background voices and laughter in this song might originate from a band member flicking through TV channels to create an atmospheric ambience for the song. | * The background voices and laughter in this song might originate from a band member flicking through TV channels to create an atmospheric ambience for the song. | ||
| − | ** If this is the case then it could be an early version of the vocal splicing technique they would later develop in tracks like "[[Telephasic Workshop]]" and “[[Sunshine Recorder]]” | + | ** If this is the case then it could be an early version of the vocal splicing technique they would later develop in tracks like "[[Telephasic Workshop]]" and “[[Sunshine Recorder]]”. |
== Samples / Lyrics == | == Samples / Lyrics == | ||
| + | * The track opens up with what sounds like children's laughter, very similar but not identical to that found at the end of track "[[Heysanna Hosanna]]" from ''[[Old Tunes Vol. 2]]''. | ||
| + | * The song ends with what sounds like a male voice saying "that's a big one" before being cut off by the end of the track. | ||
| + | * No other vocal samples are known or are decipherable enough to make out. | ||
== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
== Videos == | == Videos == | ||
| − | {{#widget:YouTube|id= | + | {{#widget:YouTube|id=StyqfU8H2iQ}} |
== External links== | == External links== | ||
Revision as of 21:04, 12 June 2025
| R35TT A04 | |
|---|---|
| Running time | 0:51 (less than 1 second overlap with Finity) |
| Appears on | Random 35 Tracks Tape |
Comments
- This track has been theorised to be “Remmy Kid” from Play by Numbers because:
- “Remmy Kid” lasts 58 seconds and this track lasts 50, and “R35TT A04”'s ending seems cut off.
- Also theorised because of its likeness to "Wouldn't You Like To Be Free" also from Play by Numbers.
- Finally, it sounds similarly influenced by My Bloody Valentine.
- This track has also been speculated to be “Close1” from Closes Vol. 1. This is because:
- It is the same length as “Close1”.
- Other songs like: “R35TT A06” is thought to be “5d” and “R35TT A14” is thought to be “Godever” both from Closes Vol. 1, so it’s possible whoever compiled Random 35 Tracks Tape had access to this album.
- The background voices and laughter in this song might originate from a band member flicking through TV channels to create an atmospheric ambience for the song.
- If this is the case then it could be an early version of the vocal splicing technique they would later develop in tracks like "Telephasic Workshop" and “Sunshine Recorder”.
Samples / Lyrics
- The track opens up with what sounds like children's laughter, very similar but not identical to that found at the end of track "Heysanna Hosanna" from Old Tunes Vol. 2.
- The song ends with what sounds like a male voice saying "that's a big one" before being cut off by the end of the track.
- No other vocal samples are known or are decipherable enough to make out.
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Videos
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