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~ 1994
Add: Jan 22, 2007
The greatest 7" piece
of vinyl ever
manufactured: RRR-100.
This is a collection of 100 locked
groove tracks, i.e. you put the
needle down and it just goes around
and around looping a 1.8 second
sample (60 * 1/33.3) of some random Or at least it *seemed*
musical source. random. In retrospect
I suspect a lot of thought
A few cuts have a "classical" sound, went into the selection
a few are random noise, of those sound samples.
a few have a punk sound,
but most of them have that The same label
distinctive Industrial feel (RRR) later
we all know and love. released a 12"
vinyl version
This record was over-played of the same idea.
like crazy by the DJs at the
Stanford radio station (KZSU That sounded so
90.1FM), mostly being used as good I bought
sound beds to talk over. I wanted to *three* copies
be able to of this...
It also works great as another play three
element when you feel like simultaneously Weirdly enough,
doing a weird mix of several on the three it kind-of sucks.
things at once... turntables
in KZSU's RRR-500 really
Gives new meaning to Studio A. does seem like
the term "Long random 1.8 sec
Playing Record"... In turns out bits, choosen
this isn't very without any
End your fears interesting: application of
of accidental multiple locked taste or
dead air, forever. grooves looping sensibility.
in sync sounds a
lot like just RRR-100 is so
one. much better,
it's really
striking.
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