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From: "Matt Kane's Brain"
Oh man, at least I tend to shop when it's either hard pounding
schranz or nasty evil breakcore.
Bank of America were playing Bunny Wailer in the lobby, one day
last week: insulting incongruity.
seek
How about the sound of slightly muffled "uplifting" trance at +24
volume?
Just enough to bleed through the headphone cup so that it
interferes with
what you're trying to buy. Then it would be just like shopping here.
MEK
"Matt Kane's
Brain"
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robin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
03/29/06 10:10
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Tristan Watkins
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"313@Hyperreal.Org"
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Subject
Re: (313) retroactive 002
They can mix in street noise, conversations, and other tracks in the
background to mimic shopping at a brick and mortar store.
On Mar 29, 2006, at 10:51, robin wrote:
They may have long ago, but not since they launched the new site.
Most samples are 60 seconds-ish now, although some older ones are
shorter, and occasionally some are longer.
Thing is, I can't think of many other sites that actually stick to
a 30 second limit, otherwise I would just assume Juno don't care.
I might have it wrong then. I hope so, I don't like short clips
either.
Vinyl Underground have a betterwas of doing it as they have long
clips often with multiple parts of the track so you get a better
feel.
In an ideal world though we'd get medium-fi (to prevent people just
lifting the track) versions of the whole track to flick through.
robin...
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