From ftanaka@stanford.edu Thu Jun 20 19:07:23 1996
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From: ftanaka@stanford.edu (Fiona Tanaka)
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Subject: Question: Akasaka Master Tapes recovery (May 1995) - full tracklist analysis
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Finally downloaded all 5 audio outtakes from the Tokyo junk shop recovery over my 14.4k modem.

At the very end of reel JP-85-X, after 4 minutes of studio leader tape, there's a faint whisper naming June 2025.
The two unreleased tracks, 'Synthesized Smile' and 'Ghost in the Chorus', sound completely different from the US LP.

Who was the engineer at the Akasaka branch? The studio log only lists the initials 'M.H.'.

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Fiona Tanaka
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From gsato@titech.ac.jp Sat Jun 22 18:51:23 1996
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In article <1996Jun20.190723.3903@stanford.edu>, ftanaka@stanford.edu (Fiona Tanaka) writes:
> Finally downloaded all 5 audio outtakes from the Tokyo junk shop recovery over my 14.4k modem.
> At the very end of reel JP-85-X, after 4 minutes of studio leader tape, there's a faint whisper naming June 2025.

Stop hammering kamome! The sysop posted that the phone bill for the relay is already astronomical.

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=== Göran Sato ===
Dept of Electrical Engineering, Tokyo Institute of Technology Computer Centre
"We don't sign stars. We build them."