hey!

i have different versions of mftjg and by a total accident ive found something small interesting difference in Claustrophobic Sting. at 5.45 in one version nothing unusual happens. the music goes on "my mind is glowing" being said again. in the other version, at 5.45 the following vocal can be found:
my mind...my mind is... (5 seconds pause) my... my... glowing!
heck is this? u ever knew about it?

what versions of the album do you have?

Is it an early bootleg/pirated album? I've heard some CDs where the original DAT was corrupted and the error correction would just loop the last known audio segment until legible data was available again, which sounds like the stutter you're referring to.

Any chance of a rip of the track?

Fake?????? what the hell...

I think it's not allowed to post official tracks, but as you say it might not be that.


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btw how is it possible anyway? I mean what you say that it's a loop thing? The music is exactly the same as in the original, it goes on exactly the same way, only the vocal being modified. and the other tracks has no any similar thing at all.
hm, funny, but even if its a fake i like it, sounds much better.

It just sounds like a skip on your cd. I bought mftjg remastered edition that would jump and skip in places like that altho the cd would continuously play with out jamming.

you are half right. when it first says: my mind... my mind is... you can hear as the music under it starts, stops, restarts. so yeah, you might be right there as well as Aquila.
BUT!
as then the music goes further you can hear the music is not skipping, it goes on totally continously, while the vocal not. (it's when it says: my... my... glowing!)

fuck man, its just the CD skipping, how the hell could you think this was a better version?

i cant believe i wasted 5 mins on this shit, are you on crack?

this is a joke right

Had a listen to the sample now, and that's not DAT error correction I'm afraid. As djlsi and others have said, it's a skip in the CD - the high-pitched 'blip' gives it away.

Quite possibly a scratch or a mis-burn on the disc, and the software used to rip to mp3 can't re-read it enough to correct it.

Best false alarm ever.