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| − | * There appears to be a sample of a seagulls call at around 2:40 and again at 3:10. However these sound different from those sampled on | + | * There appears to be a sample of a seagulls call at around 2:40 and again at 3:10. However these sound different from those sampled on [[Happy Cycling]]. |
* There are also voices in the coda of this track. Between 5:16 and 5:35 is a recording of a woman talking and laughing. She laughs (5:20), says what sounds like "You know, this won't last..." (5:22-5:24), "I didn't like ... that before (?) ... times(?)" (5:28-5:30), laughs (5:32). It sounds like a sentence of some sort but a lot of words drop out. | * There are also voices in the coda of this track. Between 5:16 and 5:35 is a recording of a woman talking and laughing. She laughs (5:20), says what sounds like "You know, this won't last..." (5:22-5:24), "I didn't like ... that before (?) ... times(?)" (5:28-5:30), laughs (5:32). It sounds like a sentence of some sort but a lot of words drop out. | ||
| − | * There are unidentified "samples" of computer game like noises near the end of the this track. | + | * There are unidentified "samples" of computer game like noises near the end of the this track. |
== Technical References == | == Technical References == | ||
Revision as of 18:36, 8 March 2008
| Chromakey Dreamcoat | |
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| Running time | 5:47 |
| Appears on | The Campfire Headphase |
Samples/Lyrics
- There appears to be a sample of a seagulls call at around 2:40 and again at 3:10. However these sound different from those sampled on Happy Cycling.
- There are also voices in the coda of this track. Between 5:16 and 5:35 is a recording of a woman talking and laughing. She laughs (5:20), says what sounds like "You know, this won't last..." (5:22-5:24), "I didn't like ... that before (?) ... times(?)" (5:28-5:30), laughs (5:32). It sounds like a sentence of some sort but a lot of words drop out.
- There are unidentified "samples" of computer game like noises near the end of the this track.
Technical References
- "Chroma key" (or color key) is a technique used in video production to swap in a separate signal source over a particular chrominance range across the source video, e.g. in bluescreen cinema effects.
Cultural References
- The title also seems to be a reference to a musical by Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber called "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat".
External Links
- Chroma key information at Wikipedia
- Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat at Wikipedia