That flexi was essentially Hannett and Vini Reilly mucking about, and was given away with initial copies of The Return Of The Durutti Column LP.
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Fuck sake! that's something special you've got there jonny boy
The rarest thing I have is a yellow piece of A4 paper with Campaign Technique written on it;)
When I read the words "setlist" and "lyrics".. you MUST try to send them to me so I can compare and adjust!!
Would be nice to have a few pics to put online too, and screen grabs ;)
like i said, only one setlist as written out above & apart from specifics mentioned, all the other lyrics are exactly as we all know & love them, i'll work on pics of the mac next week (it's back in my cupboard again now, dont want to wear it out) can't take proper screen grabs from it but will film/photo the screen with various documents on it & post em to you spotnick.
Originally posted by Jonny like i said, only one setlist as written out above & apart from specifics mentioned, all the other lyrics are exactly as we all know & love them, i'll work on pics of the mac next week (it's back in my cupboard again now, dont want to wear it out) can't take proper screen grabs from it but will film/photo the screen with various documents on it & post em to you spotnick.
Not sure which operating system is on your MAC but to do a screen grab you have to shift+apple key (command) +3
A screen grab of your Mac with the file windows open would probably make a nice desktop picture :)
yeah, the 80s mac desktop would make an amusing pic but even if i can do a screen grab there's no way to transfer the file to another newer mac, let alone my pc! i'll do a good pic of it soon though.
Originally posted by Jonny yeah, the 80s mac desktop would make an amusing pic but even if i can do a screen grab there's no way to transfer the file to another newer mac, let alone my pc! i'll do a good pic of it soon though.
there should be a disk drive, Macs will usually open PC disks
the only other interesting word document worth posting is this one, i think steven used this mac mainly (on the document bernards range & patches (synth patches i guess) it says "my drums"...actually thinking about it it might be the same mac he played dont do it on that rapido feature, have to check my old tapes...) nothing revelatory but kind of shows how they work... possibly having problems with lyrics at that time?
THIS IS IT (Tue, Sep 15, 1992, 11:26 pm)
OK MEN………….. THIS IS IT!...........
REGRET LYRIC WORK & A BIT OF SINGING
CHEMICAL LYRIC WORK & A BIT MORE SINING…..I MEAN SINGING
SPOOKY THAT OLD FIRST LINE CORRECTION
NEW GTR ONE BIT OF A HARMONY
TECHNO 2 CHORUS OCTAVES
BTW, you can see that Mac computer if you check the video for "The Happy One" in the Video Archives.
Attention all you MAC heades out there. When I saw nine inch nails in 1990 in a tiny club in Boston Trent had MACS all over the stage. Come to think of it so did ADAMSKI!
MasterTracks Pro was pretty popular for a while. UpBeat is fairly obscure, it's a sequencer for drum rhythms from Intelligent Music, who later went out of business. NO thank Intelligent Music in the liner notes on Technique. Some of IM's stuff was picked up by Dr. T for the Atari, and their algorithmic composition program M is currently available from Cycling74.com if you want to see the kind of stuff they did.
I don't think that upbeat.ch site is the same thing. They just have current software.
Trent wrote PHM on an SE using an Emax, btw.
(edited - I had my early software mixed up...it's been a while!) :bag:
Originally posted by Spotnick BTW, you can see that Mac computer if you check the video for "The Happy One" in the Video Archives.
And the TOTP for "Round and Round", yes? 
