In reference to the part of the paragraph that's "carroted" (i.e.,
"...write over titling space to increase capacity") -- how would you go
about doing that? I'd love to fit in a few more songs, and often find the
74 minute capacity stifling, since I had grown up on and gotten used to
cassettes that were anywhere from 90 - 110 minutes long (if only that
capacity on MD....) I go on hourlong runs or hour-and-a-half long runs
every once in awhile, and that 74 minutes just gets to be a little too
short...
_STeve
"We found you in the spare room with your eyes no longer there / The lamp
flex led up to your heart like a divers cord for air / We
electrolysed your mind / And analysed your limbs / Escapist rap --
I've had all that / Now it's me that's going to win" 'Pressure'
(Sunscreem)
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Subject: Re: MD: Name Full!!!
> Rodney Peterson wrote in detail about how he puts a lot of information
into
> track titles.
>
> So Rodney, back to the subject: about how many tracks do you commonly get
> onto a disc before filling the titling space?
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I counted about 180 characters in that Jennifer Lopez track - so I'm
guessing about 9ish tracks (?) before filling all of the space. I wonder if
there's a way to increase titling space by writing onto the music area
(kinda the opposite to the trick where you write over titling space to
increase capacity).
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