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[zaeil]

[groovygirl20]

ok then lets go!

1. im new but dont mistake me i always come on herebut i really have something to say....

2. right at the beginning of heartfelt the voice sounds french which is good cos anyone that does french (not me) can help there

3. kinda funny listening to that bloke at end of track 10 sounds a bit cockney lol!!!

4. at end of track 10 morse code... i got the letter H at the beginning and...

5. i dunno lol he sounds cool really slow tho.... lol

*edit* "you'll find out to prove that hermanger is a spy" or it could be hermoine granger!

[perplexed]

dont want to be accused of n00b bashing but the above has ALL been mentioned, please read through the thread.

morse code was something like "3P. Secure email system discovered"

and the message says send someone to gillit road.

I think the french says "Ecoutez, ne maquez pas. Atendez" which means "Listen, dont miss (this), wait" so all in all pretty damn helpful.

[groovygirl20]

to be blatant with you, perplexed, i got bored after the 1st few pages

**edit** just read them... did anyone go??!?!?!

[duckiemonster]

If you read Kurt's update in his weblog, you'll see that it's not happened yet.

[patrick]

Hmm. I've been playing around quite a bit with that Spectrograph software, and I haven't found anything of interest so far...

It's pretty tough, though. This being very rhythmic music, there are obvious patterns, but it's impossible to know whether I should make anything of them. And because I'm looking for clues it's a bit like trying to see castles in the clouds...I can't help but feel that if there was some kind of clue in the spectrographs, it'd stand out a bit more.

I'll keep thinking about it. I'm sure there's more to this album than meets the, er...ear.

But then maybe that's just the sonic cognitive therapy doing its work.

[jojojojo]

Just a thought on the spectogram. Is it possible that the Windows Media Player visualistation tool might throw something out? Feel free to shoot me if I'm talking rubbish, but MC might of used this because its accessible to all, (Well everyone using Windows. Alright Skenmy?) and people might come upon something by chance as it were.

[skenmy]

[cassandra]

I received a (mass-email?) response from Helix Hesh re: the hidden track:

[patrick]

The way I see it, either Hesh is lying or he isn't.

If he is, it's probably to protect the identity of the person who recorded the message. Which is fair enough, and I doubt he'll tell any of us much more straight out. Perhaps if we could get Tippy to do some snooping, we might learn more, but I'm not aware of any way of contacting her at the moment (unless we did it through Kurt?)

But what if Hesh isn't lying?
All the CDs sent out must have been recorded on earth. As far as I know, there's no way of transporting matter between our worlds.
So isn't it possible that the message is only on the 'earth edition' of the album?

Because that could mean it was added by someone at Mind Candy.
And that could have some pretty big implications.

[travelling performer?]

or we could try to look for the sound engineer who worked with viard.

[duckiemonster]

Cassandra just posted that

[travelling performer?]

[ryandrew]

Not that much of a difference. She even said she had emailed to find out the engineer's name.
Oh, and Patrick, there quite obviously IS a way to transport matter one way at least! The Receda Cube is here after all...

[Reason]

If they can transfer data here so I think its safe to assume they could send tracks as an mp3 with a high enough quality to publish as an audio cd....