• TIN@feddit.uk
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    6 months ago

    Trying to tape a song off the radio without getting too much of the DJ’s voice…

    • I_Fart_Glitter@lemmy.world
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      6 months ago

      Fast walking home from school to catch Total Request Live on MTv at 3:30, hoping your favorite song didn’t drop in the ranking today because that means it will play earlier and you will not get to hear it today (and that song is Objects in the Rear View Mirror by Meatloaf).

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      6 months ago

      Then you listen to your recording enough that the D.J.'s voice at the end becomes a part of the song in your mind and it feels incomplete when you hear it without.

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        6 months ago

        I still remember when my brother called our radio station to see if they had the new Megadeth album that hadn’t been released yet. On our tape, we got the DJ saying “And here’s some new Megadeth for you off their new album Cryptic Writings. We’re not even supposed to be playing this yet!”

        In my mind, that’s just part of the song now.

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        6 months ago

        or, a live recording and then even the studio recorded version sounds off. It has to be that specific live performance

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          6 months ago

          That still happens to me all the time, as a big fan of jam bands like Phish and the 'Dead there are quite a few songs where a specific concert rendition is ‘the correct one’ and the album version sounds wrong.