Thread: Tool: Problem 8 (Reimann hypothesis) Real or fake?
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09-07-2011, 06:36 AM
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Promotional singles were issued for "H.", "Eulogy", and "Forty-Six & 2."

Demo versions of the songs "Pushit", "Stinkfist", "Ænema", and "Eulogy" were recorded with Paul D'Amour on bass, before he left the band. These appeared online in early 2007. D'Amour also worked on "H.", as he is credited as a co-songwriter on ASCAP's website.

Before the first track on any CD, there's a section of data called the pregap, which is typically used to store structuring data for the disc itself.
To access the pregap, you must go against your every instinct by pressing and holding the rewind button at the beginning of the first track, until it can't go back any further. This will often show a "-1" in the display window.
All you have to do to listen to this rare gem is press rewind. Simple, right? Well, it would be, if it wasn't for the fact that most pregap songs aren't accessible anymore. Nowadays, electronics manufacturers have to build their products to a standard known as Red Book audio, and pregap audio goes against those standards. As a result, the majority of stand-alone CD players and computer optical disc drives can't read pregap audio. ITunes and other media players won't recognize it and the tracks are typically not available for sale from online music retailers.

Dollars to donuts, "Problem 8" is in the pregap on the promotional single of either "H.", "Eulogy," or "Forty-Six & 2."

I don't have access to any of these, so if you do, please...
GET UP AND KILL!

if this is the case i have never been so joyed to be wrong, these are much more easy to get ones hands on than a gold record. so we need to find a first generation cd player.
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Re: Tool: Problem 8 (Reimann hypothesis) Real or fake?
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Originally Posted by SneakBrigade View Post
Promotional singles were issued for "H.", "Eulogy", and "Forty-Six & 2."

Demo versions of the songs "Pushit", "Stinkfist", "Ænema", and "Eulogy" were recorded with Paul D'Amour on bass, before he left the band. These appeared online in early 2007. D'Amour also worked on "H.", as he is credited as a co-songwriter on ASCAP's website.

Before the first track on any CD, there's a section of data called the pregap, which is typically used to store structuring data for the disc itself.
To access the pregap, you must go against your every instinct by pressing and holding the rewind button at the beginning of the first track, until it can't go back any further. This will often show a "-1" in the display window.
All you have to do to listen to this rare gem is press rewind. Simple, right? Well, it would be, if it wasn't for the fact that most pregap songs aren't accessible anymore. Nowadays, electronics manufacturers have to build their products to a standard known as Red Book audio, and pregap audio goes against those standards. As a result, the majority of stand-alone CD players and computer optical disc drives can't read pregap audio. ITunes and other media players won't recognize it and the tracks are typically not available for sale from online music retailers.

Dollars to donuts, "Problem 8" is in the pregap on the promotional single of either "H.", "Eulogy," or "Forty-Six & 2."

I don't have access to any of these, so if you do, please...
GET UP AND KILL!

if this is the case i have never been so joyed to be wrong, these are much more easy to get ones hands on than a gold record. so we need to find a first generation cd player.
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