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| name=R35TT A06 | | name=R35TT A06 | ||
| − | | runtime= | + | | runtime=4:57 (10 second overlap with [[Finity]], 18 second overlap with [[R35TT A07]]) |
| appearson=[[Random 35 Tracks Tape]]}} | | appearson=[[Random 35 Tracks Tape]]}} | ||
Revision as of 00:12, 25 January 2026
| R35TT A06 | |
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| Running time | 4:57 (10 second overlap with Finity, 18 second overlap with R35TT A07) |
| Appears on | Random 35 Tracks Tape |
| Next | {{{next}}} |
| Prev | {{{prev}}} |
Comments
- Occasionally referred to as "5d" despite there being little basis for this assumption other than the length of the track being similar to that of a known track length of an unreleased song.
- The video below for "5d" is a part of the official BoC playlist selected by BoC which does give credence to track "R35TT A06" being "5d".[1]
Samples / Lyrics
- The initial sample in this track, lasting the duration of the piece, is a pitch/speed-altered version of the base sample for the track "Seven Forty Seven" released as part of the Warp20 (Unheard) compilation.
- It also plays a very light sample, around 3 minutes 20 seconds in, of a woman with a southern American accent apparently pulling up to a drive-through fast food ordering microphone and asking "Yes, what comes with, uh, chicken fingers?" This same sample is played in the background of "Dave (I'm A Real Traditionalist)".
- At 04:04, a heavily manipulated voice can be heard saying "too good to be true". This was discovered by Twoism user personman to be sampled from The Dave Clark Five's 1967 song "Everybody Knows"[2]
- At 2:30, a reversed snippet of “Zableyalo Mi Agǔnste” [3] from “Le Mystère des Voix Bulgares” (a snippet also shared with Staircase Whip) is played in the center channel.
- At 0:28, an unidentified flute sample can be heard that also appears in "Seven Forty Seven", "An Eagle in Your Mind", and "Opening The Mouth" from Warp20 (Unheard), Music Has the Right to Children, and Geogaddi respectively.[4]
- The unidentified "Yeah!" heard at 1:17 was used again on Twoism's "Basefree", albeit much slower and reversed.
Trivia
Videos