Does anyone have the original "Yellow Album" with "My Name Is Bart..." and all the uncut, original speed songs?
My Name Is Bart And I Am Funky
"Dr. Tom B. Whatever" wrote in message news:...
Well, you can get "My Name is Bart" off KaZaa, or other p2p file sharing programs and you can chage the speed and pitch, without distortion, of the Yellow album tracks with a sound editing program, like Audio Cleaner v2004, which sells for around 40 dollars. This method is a lot easier than trying to get the demo pressing of the YA, which has all of the above things you request.
"Jake Lennington" wrote in message news:[email]...
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I don't really know to what you guys are referring, but a good program for changing the speed and/or tempo of a music file is actually a free plugin for Winamp called Pace Maker. I believe it only works with versions of Winamp earlier than 3.0, but there is an alpha version of Pace Maker for Winamp 3.
"Nitesbane" wrote in message news:MmbNb.20074$[email]...
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The released version trims the songs as well, while the test pressing has the complete versions.
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"Dr. Tom B. Whatever" wrote in message news:...
On some of the songs, yes, but the only substantial variations are:
--"My Name is Bart" --A few correctable pitch/speed issues. "Twenty Four Hours a Day" IMO, is better sounding when sped up. --"Ten Commandments of Bart" has a different (and better, IMO) rythm section on the Commercial release --"Hail to thee Kamp Krusty" has the extended ending:
Krusty: Wait, wait! We forgot something!
Chorus: A registered trademark of the Krusty Corporation, all
rights reserved!--"She's comin' Out Swinging" has a fade out that lasts a few seconds longer
I do have a copy of the original test pressing and I burned a CD of the best mixing of the TPV and the Commercial Release:
- Love (Either version)
- Sisters are Doing for Themselves (Test Pressing Version)*
- Funny How Time Slips Away (TPV)*
- Twenty-Four Hours a Day (Commercial. Sped up, but better, IMO)
- Ten Commandments of Bart (Commercial)
- I Just Can't Help Myself (Either Version)
- She's Comin' Out Swingin (Commercial)
- My Name Is Bart (TPV)
- Anyone Else (TPV)*
- Every Summer With You (TPV)*
- Hail to thee Kamp Krusty (TPV)
* = If you have a non-distorting, speed/pitch adjustment with your CD burning software, you can slow the Commercial Version down and it will match the Test Pressed Version.
"Dr. Tom B. Whatever" wrote in message news:...
Well, you can get "My Name is Bart" off KaZaa, or other p2p file sharing programs and you can chage the speed and pitch, without distortion, of the Yellow album tracks with a sound editing program, like Audio Cleaner v2004, which sells for around 40 dollars. This method is a lot easier than trying to get the demo pressing of the YA, which has all of the above things you request.
"Dr. Tom B. Whatever" wrote in message news:...
Well, you can get "My Name is Bart" off KaZaa, or other p2p file sharing programs and you can chage the speed and pitch, without distortion, of the Yellow album tracks with a sound editing program, like Audio Cleaner v2004, which sells for around 40 dollars. This method is a lot easier than trying to get the demo pressing of the YA, which has all of the above things you request.