[quote author=“AirCrashBureau”]Thanks Ton for sharing this with us. Now I will have to try and remove this horrible song from my memory again and cry myself to sleep. :cry:
I hope you had a good sleep still.
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But in what sense do you feel out of place? What do you expect to get out of this forum? This forum as far as I can judge is one of the better informed. I frequent fora where certain members don’t even have a proper graps of what Industrial, Minimal Electro/Wave, EBM or synthpop are….. :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry:
I don’t think I’m out of place here. I am just intrigued by what people and why people like music. It might seem like a joke that I posted this song but it isn’t really a joke. From getting into contact with this scene in 2006 till now I always wondered how people could like trash quality music. Sometimes I have the feeling some people only like things they are supposed to like because they like to belong to a certain group or scene. I get a feeling these people do exactly the same as in major scenes, namely behaving like sheep and following their leaders.
I don’t think “Fred from Jupiter” is a great song because it uses a CR78 machine. But perhaps this is a scene with “camp” aspects. I just wonder.
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Also, you could try and change things for the better by starting new threads yourself about relevant subjects which you think are interesting.
Of course that crossed my mind but I am more a contributor than an initiator. And as I said, this tread is more serious as it looks to you.
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And before you hurt my feelings, I was listening earlier to some brilliant records by a certain obscure minimal/ synthpop legend Ensemble Pittoresque. When wil there be a re-release of “Frequenz” bij de weg… It’s long over due!
I don’t think there’s going to be a re-release of Frequenz.
Correction: In this time of threatening law suits and not even being an official band member at that time I should say: If it was up to me, I don’t think a re-release of Frequenz is possible. In my opinion, a re-release should have added value over the original release. The re-issues of Storung and EP on Clogsontronics were truly remastered. I took the original mastertape and made it a better product than it was (certainly technically). Also the re-issues had a Vinyl + CD format.
With Frequenz that concept cannot be followed. I don’t have the original mastertape here and we couldn’t trace it in 2006 which we tried. It would mean that by definition I cannot make it better. A vinyl rip has lost information not recoverable. Also (in theory) the record company VIP (sublabel from Vogue) still holds the rights on the album.