New Blue Soap - The MONO Edition [2022] - January 3rd Update

[JoeWadley]

Thank you for all the hard work and attention to detail that goes into this project. Please thank Mr. Dangle for me as well.

[dumbchops]

Thank you for all the hard work and attention to detail that goes into this project. Please thank Mr. Dangle for me as well.

Mr. Dangle has written some of the best/worst campfire songs ever. His work with Hugh Jasphart deserves to be released everywhere.

[BTL1210]

Many thanks for the Jan 3rd update.

[Track06]

Thanks for doing January 3rd again.

[thewarpedvinyljunkie]

Thank you very much for all the work you've done to make this an utterly amazing collection...and thank you in advance for all the rest of the time we will be very grateful to you for spending to complete this masterwork!

And I know, for one, I'd be very interested in hearing your, and your son's, own music!

[millerTEK]

with using your combination of best sources and syncing avail B-roll - you've created the BEST source for this material (I know of no better source LOL).

I also love the Spectral Stereo version and having both make great companion pieces!

thank you!!!

steve

[Darth Kybiel]

52 and 53 are the same 16 second track. Otherwise, wonderful! Thanks for all the great work!

[kolive]

It looks like (the correct) 53 is included in 54.
So nothing is missing, but you're right 52 is duplicated.

[khundalini]

3.140 Across The Universe is noticed twice.
I would renumber everything, but I'm afraid to mess things up.

[Darth Kybiel]

It looks like (the correct) 53 is included in 54.
So nothing is missing, but you're right 52 is duplicated.

No. Nothing is missing when compared to rolls. It's one of those areas where people have tried to make the audio match up to an awkward part of the DDSI numbers, which was why I tried a while ago to reccomend some tweaks to it. Obladi Oblada is sung as Don't Let Me Down's music is played, and then you get false starts before an actual performance. Now I could be wrong, but I think in earlier versions of DDSI numberings there was obladi Oblada/Don't Let Me Down as a single numbering, which may have become a separate Don't Let Me Down without the / to represent the false starts maybe? But it isn't a flaw in the set or numbering as much as it is trying to figure out the dividing points.