HW: Spacebrock - a few comments

[Stephen Swann]

Always knew the pressure of doing the Codex would one day
break you!  ;-)

Steve

On Wed, Feb 21, 2001 at 10:58:21AM +0000, M Holmes wrote:
> J D writes:
>
> > The final track "Do You Want This Body" is also missing, however Damage =
> > Of Life has been snuck in without any mention on the sleeve.
> > Of the remaining tracks that are both on the sleeve and actually on the =
> > CD, you can choose your own title of at least 3 of the songs as the =
> > words in the booklet are listed under different titles to the rear.
> > Take your pick between :
> > To Be Or Not / To Be
> > The Starkness Of The Capsule / Pressing You
> > 1st Landing / The First Landing On Medusa
> > Wonderfully confusing, intentional or just a mass cock-up?
>
> Dave: Hey Richard - logged the net lately?
>
> Richard: Yeah.
>
> Dave: What's happening?
>
> Richard: Oh. The usual. They're playing Meta Mornington Crescent now.
>
> Dave: These guys are amazing. Any new files?
>
> Richard: Nah. But there's been talk of a new Codex.
>
> Dave: I can't believe anyone could sit and listen to variations of all
> the tracks.
>
> Richard: They probably don't. They're just making it up.
>
> Dave: Nah. I think they really do this.
>
> Richard: Let's run a test: make things tricky and see if they catch on.
>
> Dave: Like how?
>
> Richard: How about having several albums all called the same name?
>
> Dave: Nah. We've done that one. We're now up to 5 Masters of the
>       Universe and 4 Silver Machines.
>
> Richard: How about listing tracks that aren't on the album?
>
> Dave: Done that too, and got the t-shirts printed.
>
> Richard: Not listing tracks that are there?
>
> Dave: Been there, done that.
>
> Richard: Putting the same track twice?
>
> Dave: Done.
>
> Richard: Used the lyrics for one track in another track?
>
> Dave. Done.
>
> Richard: Used the music for one track in another track?
>
> Dave: Done.
>
> Richard: There's nothing for it but to start doing these in various
>          combinations.  Maybe we could get Dave Anderson in on it. He's
>          pretty good at that sort of thing.
>
> Dave: Good plan! Where's my mobile?