This is absolutely incredible! It almost sounds like these 4 songs are merged into one 20 minute song and it’s hard for me to tell when that song is over. (Edit: I found out that the whole album is supposed to a song going on in infinite loop)
@@DEAKY3GAVUEL well I appreciate the attempt! This album is so hard to have in it's intended glory because if you listen to it on streaming services it will stutter with the transition, so owning the physical is the way to go, problem solved but with the physical while other transitions are fine but road train to robot stop is physically impossible to have in a flawless form so get the digital download but the digital download has a couple seconds of silence before robot stop and after road train so you need to edit out the seconds of audio and then play it in a music player which will loop it flawlessly which is very hard to do and will probably require you putting it into a looping audio file format. It's so aggravating but it also speaks to an interesting limitation of our current audio systems that is very interesting. Maybe one day we could design a CD player that read ahead of the disc and would make the road train to robot stop transition truly achieveable in a physical format
@@Lunar_Atronach I know Road Train loops back into Robot Stop, but I don't know if it was ever intended for people to actually do it. I'd imagine the best way to do it would be to download your entire vinyl using the analog signal, and then splice in Robot Stop right at the end of the original recording
@@user-zv6tz3uk5j Yes, but my point is you'd have to flip and reset it which takes away from the transition they want. A seamless transition would inherently have to be a digital save of the vinyl recording.
This is absolutely incredible! It almost sounds like these 4 songs are merged into one 20 minute song and it’s hard for me to tell when that song is over.
(Edit: I found out that the whole album is supposed to a song going on in infinite loop)
B side when? Absolutely amazing pieces.
Robot stop e peoples me ganharam demais
Oh my god, this is my first time hearing the transitions in their glory, please upload the whole thing
We already have the full album on youtube, i could not post because i got copyright claimed
@@DEAKY3GAVUEL well I appreciate the attempt! This album is so hard to have in it's intended glory because if you listen to it on streaming services it will stutter with the transition, so owning the physical is the way to go, problem solved but with the physical while other transitions are fine but road train to robot stop is physically impossible to have in a flawless form so get the digital download but the digital download has a couple seconds of silence before robot stop and after road train so you need to edit out the seconds of audio and then play it in a music player which will loop it flawlessly which is very hard to do and will probably require you putting it into a looping audio file format. It's so aggravating but it also speaks to an interesting limitation of our current audio systems that is very interesting. Maybe one day we could design a CD player that read ahead of the disc and would make the road train to robot stop transition truly achieveable in a physical format
@@Lunar_Atronach I know Road Train loops back into Robot Stop, but I don't know if it was ever intended for people to actually do it. I'd imagine the best way to do it would be to download your entire vinyl using the analog signal, and then splice in Robot Stop right at the end of the original recording
@@escgravity On the vinyl, Road Train fades out and Robot Stop fades in.
@@user-zv6tz3uk5j Yes, but my point is you'd have to flip and reset it which takes away from the transition they want. A seamless transition would inherently have to be a digital save of the vinyl recording.
Bora matar deus (o album)