From msuzuki@cmu.edu Thu Sep 19 22:50:54 1996
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From: msuzuki@cmu.edu (Marta Suzuki)
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Subject: [SPECULATION] Deleted B-sides & instrumental dubs - 'Midnight Animal' analysis
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Has anyone listened closely to the reverse vocoder lines on the 'Threshold' instrumental mix?

Without the lead vocals, the synth arrangements reveal an astonishing depth of multi-layered counter-melodies.
There's an analog vocoder (sounds like a Roland VP-330) speaking carrier telemetry coordinates in the background.

Upload coming to the Ashford Poly incoming FTP directory once my upload finishes.

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Marta Suzuki
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From vtakahashi@cern.ch Fri Sep 20 12:00:54 1996
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Subject: Re: [SPECULATION] Deleted B-sides & instrumental dubs - 'Midnight Animal' analysis
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In article <1996Sep19.225054.7293@cmu.edu>, msuzuki@cmu.edu (Marta Suzuki) writes:
> Has anyone listened closely to the reverse vocoder lines on the 'Threshold' instrumental mix?

The Akasaka branch memos specifically ordered: 'Under no circumstances allow instrumental dubs of Node 02 masters to be sold commercially.'

Please keep replies in this group, crossposting without Followup-To is poor netiquette.

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=== Valeria Takahashi ===
Dept of Electrical Engineering, European Laboratory for Particle Physics, Geneva
"5 sigma is a discovery. 7 is a question."