IMPORTANT: Not sure if the Melvins are first to do this...

Started by the bloat, November 06, 2006, 10:38:37 PM

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the bloat

As I was listening to the new 7" for like, the 9th time tonight, I carefully laid the needle down as I always do and found that the song Boss Hoss was playing in reverse! At first, I was like wtf? I must've accidently flipped the switch to 33RPM. But no. After trying again, the regular song was back again.

What the Melvins have done on their newest limited release is included one groove to be the forward (regular) version and another groove to be the backwards version. Fuck yeah!! Where do they come up with this shit? My question is, has any other band done this before? I have a lot of records, but none of them have two tracks on two different grooves (or maybe I have never noticed before). The possibilities are endless for this. Seriously. You could put all kinds of hidden shit in on your record if this was more common.

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Mr. Bungle did it with Disco Volante. The track Carry Stress in the Jaw, it has the first part of the track in one groove and the end part in another groove. I'm glad you mentioned something about the new 7", the first time I heard it, it was backwards and I thought I was going crazy.
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seas of luck

I'm gald you brought this up because one time it played backwards and I thought I had already fucked up my record!

Mesteren

No, Melvins are far from the first band doing so.

It's called parrallel grooves. Check out: http://www.kempa.com/blog/archives/000044.html

There's also inverted grooves (going inside/out): http://www.kempa.com/blog/archives/000050.html, and lock groove: http://www.kempa.com/blog/archives/000046.html.
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One of the earliest examples of parralel grooves was the Monty Python Tie & Handkerchief LP, otherwise known as the three sided LP.
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crow011

shit, ive learned something completely new . . .

thats fucking awesome, and i think youll agree, very SNIVLEM-esque . . .

the crybaby

TOTAL SHUTDOWN also did this with the REFLECTION 12"... one groove is TS at it's best, the other groove are 4 BEATLES tunes...

Mesteren

Quote from: the crybaby on November 07, 2006, 02:12:32 AM
TOTAL SHUTDOWN also did this with the REFLECTION 12"... one groove is TS at it's best, the other groove are 4 BEATLES tunes...

Really? I never noticed. Gotta give this another spin....
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Quote from: PAUL on November 06, 2006, 11:31:06 PM
Mr. Bungle did it with Disco Volante. The track Carry Stress in the Jaw, it has the first part of the track in one groove and the end part in another groove. I'm glad you mentioned something about the new 7", the first time I heard it, it was backwards and I thought I was going crazy.

Hmmm. I am confused. I have Disco Volante on Vinyl and havent noticed anything like this. How does it work?

anaconda

drop the needle on the second groove in, not the first one.

Dog Tired

what the fuck i forgot all about this shit and just figured this was a CoD type of thing

Leeech

Living in Canada it's hard for me to get my hands on shit like the new 7" and it fucking sucks I tell you.

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