Originally Posted by Jamiel

Hi
Love the new release, and I love this as a way of releasing material. The artworks, and photos make this a complete audiovisual experience, as you would expect from Underworld/Tomato.
Thanks
Jamie
PS. Does anyone know what the font used on the cover is?
Looks like a variation on Palatino, the serifs on the 'T' lean out. Maybe my linotype version is slightly different from other foundaries, my 'T' has vertical serifs.

Sorry to be so 'typo tecky'.

Originally Posted by stimpee

dont apologise. i was trying to do a back tray for the release. it does look like Palatino but the way the 7 and 3 are dropped and the 1 and 2 are superscript makes it hard to reproduce. the superscript 1 and 2 i can do, but i'll have to work on the other. the upper case text also looks more spaced than Palatino Linotype. The 9 is also more Garamond than Palatino.

So I would check out Garamond. I have three Garamond's. Apple Garamond, Apple Garamond Light and Garamond and its the latter which fits the bill the best i think.

Originally Posted by Nothing

i dont know why - as you cant even hear the mp3 compression at that setting anyway - muppets!

Originally Posted by gormster

This EP is absolutely fantastic. I'm loving every minute of it. It's great to see UW pushing the boundaries of their own style of music, which is already pretty wide. It's fantastic.

Question: where did the tracklist come from? I've looked around but haven't found any evidence of it anywhere in the package...

Originally Posted by gormster

Question: where did the tracklist come from? I've looked around but haven't found any evidence of it anywhere in the package...

Originally Posted by dubman

ah-heh.

guys it's encoded at 192. it costs $9. they're not going to sell you a crap mp3 for $9.

i mean, lol.

Originally Posted by lloyd

While searching for something else...
Rob da Bank one music 20005.11.10
Partly transcript:

JAL to Tokyo notes:
Karl: This is the most exciting and rewarding record release in the whole of the last 26 years togehter. This was the first track we recorded using our laptops , Rick wrote the music on a Japanese Air Lines flight to Tokyo and Karl wrote the text, walking the streets of Melbourne. The vocals were then recorded in a hotelroom above the casino in Melbourne.

Peggy Sussednotes:
Karl: This came together very quickly, recorded down in Lemonworld in Romford and studio Rick. This the second version of the vocals he did as the first one sounded like Mick Jagger. The lyrics came from a vision Karl had after meeting Mickey Mouse.

Dub Shepard notes:
Karl: The Dub Shepard likes reagge and owns a flock of red gold and green sheep. They use the track in the live show, it's one of the new pieces they've done. There is absolutely no resambelance whatsoever to how it started out and is a product of jamming by swapping laptops.

Monkey Wink notes:
Karl: This was apperently written all over Essex, Rick liked it's brutal simplicity and the ambiguity of the polyrhythm. The discription is as minimal as is the music.

Originally Posted by paul de aragon

if its 192 thats fine by me.192 is losless in lame anyway.if it was vbr i wouldnt bother.

Originally Posted by Icke

mp3 is, by definition, not lossless, not even with LAME.

Originally Posted by dubman (Post 164233)

do we know there's an AHDO re-issue btw?? i thought it was just the three classics and done.

Originally Posted by dubman (Post 164235)

oh yeah, i remember reading that and just not really believing that it would get past BF. I still feel like i'll believe it when i see it.