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Originally posted by Spotnick > Originally posted by SPthree > Originally posted by Facthunt substance gatefold

I have this too-but i think mine could be extra special,cos its number 200.

#89 is actually on sale on Ebay...

Yeah but what FAC number was Substance... I`ve got No.200 of FAC 200!!!!

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Originally posted by SPthree **> Originally posted by Spotnick> > > > > > Originally posted by SP>**three > Originally posted by Facthunt substance gatefold

I have this too-but i think mine could be extra special,cos its number 200.

#89 is actually on sale on Ebay...

Yeah but what FAC number was Substance... I`ve got No.200 of FAC 200!!!!Eh? So have I.

:eek:

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Fake alert...

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Originally posted by Hank Wiseass© > Originally posted by SPthree **> Originally posted by Spotnick> > > > > > Originally posted by SP>**three > Originally posted by Facthunt substance gatefold

I have this too-but i think mine could be extra special,cos its number 200.

#89 is actually on sale on Ebay...

Yeah but what FAC number was Substance... I`ve got No.200 of FAC 200!!!!Eh? So have I.

:eek:

Your fuckin joking? I paid £50 quid from manchesters Vinyl Exchange years ago. Im gonna have to dig it out and check the number. :cry:

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Originally posted by Green Suppose mine'd be the Paradise Garage gig poster, as well as a US 7" promo jukebox copy of LWTUA (white label).

I'm still coming to your place to take your posters!!!

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Originally posted by Hooky Bass Monster I have one of those rare Blue Monday 7" from Japan - think there was only 20 made or something. Was offered US$800 for it this year - I did not sell it. I bought it at Camden market in London in 1993 for 10 pounds.Have Procession 7", Electric Circus 10".

Also have a bootleg Western Works Demo 7" which is interesting and includes the Walters Weekly interview. Anyone else got one of these?

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Originally posted by Hooky Bass Monster > Originally posted by Hooky Bass Monster> I have one of those rare Blue Monday 7" from Japan - think there was only 20 made or something. Was offered US$800 for it this year - I did not sell it. I bought it at Camden market in London in 1993 for 10 pounds.> > Have Procession 7", Electric Circus 10".

Also have a bootleg Western Works Demo 7" which is interesting and includes the Walters Weekly interview.

Anyone else got one of these?

Can you leave me your addy and tell me when you are going out then?

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Originally posted by Hooky Bass Monster > Originally posted by Hooky Bass Monster> I have one of those rare Blue Monday 7" from Japan - think there was only 20 made or something. Was offered US$800 for it this year - I did not sell it. I bought it at Camden market in London in 1993 for 10 pounds.> > Have Procession 7", Electric Circus 10".

Also have a bootleg Western Works Demo 7" which is interesting and includes the Walters Weekly interview. Anyone else got one of these?

Certainly have cock. It's fookin' crap quality. Gem in my collection is an autographed setlist from Detroit in 1986.

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Originally posted by Jeff > Originally posted by Green Suppose mine'd be the Paradise Garage gig poster, as well as a US 7" promo jukebox copy of LWTUA (white label).

I'm still coming to your place to take your posters!!!

Oh yeah, that's right, I better get some pit bulls trained by Quintell Woods for protection. :evil4:

Hey good news for me, I'm finally getting Fox Sports World tomorrow!!!!!!:thumb:

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Originally posted by Green > Originally posted by Jeff> > > > > > > Originally posted by Green> Suppose mine'd be the Paradise Garage gig poster, as well as a US 7" promo jukebox copy of LWTUA (white label).

I'm still coming to your place to take your posters!!!

Oh yeah, that's right, I better get some pit bulls trained by Quintell Woods for protection. :evil4: Hey good news for me, I'm finally getting Fox Sports World tomorrow!!!!!!:thumb:

That reminds me, my mom and sister were able to watch Lyons v. Saint-Etienne (my birthplace) on Fox Sports World. Damnit my college roomies and I need to get digital cable.

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Originally posted by Ceremony > Originally posted by Hooky Bass Monster> > > > Originally posted by Hooky Bass Monster> > I have one of those rare Blue Monday 7" from Japan - think there was only 20 made or something. Was offered US$800 for it this year - I did not sell it. I bought it at Camden market in London in 1993 for 10 pounds.> > > > Have Procession 7", Electric Circus 10".>

Also have a bootleg Western Works Demo 7" which is interesting and includes the Walters Weekly interview. Anyone else got one of these?

Certainly have cock. It's fookin' crap quality. Gem in my collection is an autographed setlist from Detroit in 1986.

Yep, mines shite quality too. I made a cover for it when I was a teen from a photocopy in one of those 'history in cuttings' books.

I got the Galaxy, Auckland 1987 gig setlist somewhere round here. Had a hunt around for it and a couple of letters I had from Hooky but I can't find em. Don't remeber tossing them.

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Originally posted by Spotnick > Originally posted by Hooky Bass Monster> I have one of those rare Blue Monday 7" from Japan - think there was only 20 made or something. Was offered US$800 for it this year - I did not sell it. I bought it at Camden market in London in 1993 for 10 pounds. Have Procession 7", Electric Circus 10".

You have that one?

If you can EVER do a decent mp3 of it, let me know... all that managed to leak is a mono poor quality mp3, from a Japanese members, and that was 6 years ago!

Not that I care about that edit, I'm just a completist in terms of MUSIC...

OK, so I went and bought an RCA connector for my turntable to my PC and managed to get it working. I frigged about with Temptation from the Something Wild vinyl soundtrack and the volume came thru very low. Played around with Nero and was able to tidy it up a bit. So after my first try I ended up with a .WAV file. How do I convert to MP3? Once I suss it out I can record my Japanese Blue Monday 7" b/w Confusion for you.

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Originally posted by Hooky Bass Monster OK, so I went and bought an RCA connector for my turntable to my PC and managed to get it working. I frigged about with Temptation from the Something Wild vinyl soundtrack and the volume came thru very low. Played around with Nero and was able to tidy it up a bit. So after my first try I ended up with a .WAV file. How do I convert to MP3? Once I suss it out I can record my Japanese Blue Monday 7" b/w Confusion for you.

If you pan to more vinyl-to-mp3 work, you may want to invset in a preamplifier to connect between turntable and PC... You don't want to record with a low level and then boost it in a program. The problem with that is that while you are boosting the music you are also boosting the noise...

Using a program like SoundForge or CoolEdit (not sure about any free programs, I think CoolEdit is shareware) you should be able to increase the input level somewhat during the recording process (since it's digital recording you never want to exceed 0dB -> distortion). The above programs also have filter capabilities to reduce noise, snap, crackle 'n' pops, etc.

If you manage to get a well recorded WAV and upload that to somewhere... I'm sure that someone here can process it for best soundquality.

As for making it to mp3, you can save a WAV file to mp3 in the above programs. Personally I always use CDex (free), the Lame (mp3) encoder is part of that package.

/TLV

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Would like that the promos videos on DVD extra of each release cd: First electronic cd plus DVD extra with all videos era more live top of the pops and interviews. Revenge plus all videos promo more live show Other Two plus all videos promo more interview Monaco plus all videos promo and rarities more live show & interview.

:thumb:

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TLV, CoolEdit is now Adobe Audition, and there is a free tryout on Adobe's website.

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Tutti Frutti - NO Medley

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Originally posted by Hooky Bass Monster > Originally posted by Spotnick> > > > > > Originally posted by Hooky Bass Monster> > I have one of those rare Blue Monday 7" from Japan - think there was only 20 made or something. Was offered US$800 for it this year - I did not sell it. I bought it at Camden market in London in 1993 for 10 pounds. Have Procession 7", Electric Circus 10".>

You have that one?

If you can EVER do a decent mp3 of it, let me know... all that managed to leak is a mono poor quality mp3, from a Japanese members, and that was 6 years ago!

Not that I care about that edit, I'm just a completist in terms of MUSIC...

OK, so I went and bought an RCA connector for my turntable to my PC and managed to get it working. I frigged about with Temptation from the Something Wild vinyl soundtrack and the volume came thru very low. Played around with Nero and was able to tidy it up a bit. So after my first try I ended up with a .WAV file. How do I convert to MP3? Once I suss it out I can record my Japanese Blue Monday 7" b/w Confusion for you.

You may want to consider purchasing the Something Wild OST on compact disc. It's just a fade of the 7 inch version and not worth the effort you're going through to digitize it.

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Originally posted by Andy You may want to consider purchasing the Something Wild OST on compact disc. It's just a fade of the 7 inch version and not worth the effort you're going through to digitize it.

No, that is incorrect. The SW version is not the same as the 7" version. I did a side-by-side comparison a while back (search this forum or the Ceremony archives) and found that one of them (can't recall which) has lyrics/chorus over portions where the other just have guitar-play. Especially the last minute, minute and a half or so differs quite a bit (in an edit-kind of way).

/TLV

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A premap would be pretty good. You can get a phono premap but if you look on the second hand market you can get some really good bargains. I paid £15 for a late 1980's Rotel 870BX, these things cost £200 in 1989 and they are well made and sound great. The phono stage is very high end and you can use the rest of the inputs to switch between other sources.

I am not sure the exact electronics of it but a phono preamp does more than amplify the sound to line level it also moderates the sound. If you don't use a preamp then the output from the turntable will be too high frequency so some kind modulation is required to recreate the sound to a more natural level.

If you're using cheap equipment then you won't notice it but if you have a decent HIFI then you do want to be using a premap before converting vinyl to MP3.

You can probably get some software to do this modulation but it won't do as good job as a proper hardware pre amp would.

I'll shut up now

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Originally posted by Andy > Originally posted by Hooky Bass Monster> > > > Originally posted by Spotnick> > > > > > > > > > > Originally posted by Hooky Bass Monster> > > I have one of those rare Blue Monday 7" from Japan - think there was only 20 made or something. Was offered US$800 for it this year - I did not sell it. I bought it at Camden market in London in 1993 for 10 pounds. Have Procession 7", Electric Circus 10".> > >

You have that one?

If you can EVER do a decent mp3 of it, let me know... all that managed to leak is a mono poor quality mp3, from a Japanese members, and that was 6 years ago!

Not that I care about that edit, I'm just a completist in terms of MUSIC...

OK, so I went and bought an RCA connector for my turntable to my PC and managed to get it working. I frigged about with Temptation from the Something Wild vinyl soundtrack and the volume came thru very low. Played around with Nero and was able to tidy it up a bit. So after my first try I ended up with a .WAV file. How do I convert to MP3? Once I suss it out I can record my Japanese Blue Monday 7" b/w Confusion for you.

You may want to consider purchasing the Something Wild OST on compact disc. It's just a fade of the 7 inch version and not worth the effort you're going through to digitize it.

I was only using the Something Wild Temptation cause it was the first vinyl I pulled out of the collection - didn't want to use my BM 7" as a test in case I damaged it by accident. My turntable has a built in pre-amp so I boosted the volume in Nero without any degradation (it seems). When I get round to it I will just record BM 7" + Confusion to a WAV file and send it to Spotnick. One of you guys can sort out an MP3 version of it.

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You didn't have any crap non-New Order vinyl you could try it on first?

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I have the Something Wild CD, if that helps ;)

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Originally posted by Ronald Kirsch You didn't have any crap non-New Order vinyl you could try it on first?

No, but my wife does!;)

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