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Groove Notations on early vinyl releases

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they are done at the cut and I guess whoever attended would have the opportunity to get a comment on there. they sound well considered so perhaps wilson would have come up with some of them. I would think they stopped when vinyl stopped being the primary medium for release as you can't do anything similar on CDs. also the band or any representative most probably haven't attended a cut since the days of factory, and you won't get an engineer putting anything on without being told to (not that they'd care to anyway)

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Old Blue. Funny seeing you in this thread.

:\pimp3:

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The number of anally retentive, anorak wearing, train spotterish threads has been unacceptably low of late. Hopefully this one will go towards redressing the balance.

I'm considering a poll - "What is your favourite run-off groove and why?"

*ducks for cover*

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Old Blue wrote: I'm considering a poll - "What is your favourite run-off groove and why?"

I know which one you'll pick... :D

Mine is "So hip it hurts". But that's not a HHGttG reference, is it?

/TLV

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