On Tue, 5 Dec 2000, Otto Koppius wrote: > > That's quite possible, if the spiral groove of the first track are > spaced wide enough, you can fit a second spiral inbetween. NSC can do it > (X2 technology), for instance: in the last two years, there have been > several EPs "The Swarm", Suburban Knight - "Nitestrike" on UR, Gerald > Mitchell's "Groove within a groove" on 430 West, an Ectomorph release on > Interdimensional Transmission, etc. >
DJ Bone on Metroplex as well. "Riding the Thin Line" -- with the bomb track being "Shut the Lites Off." When I cut my record I had Ron Murphy autograph my copy ... The first instance of this was Monty Python's "Matching Tie and Handkerchief" record. They TOTALLY kept everyone mum about this -- nobody knew anything was strange about that record until they smoked a load of weed and got the second side 2 by accident. Also, the first UK pressings of the Beatles "Sgt. Peppers" had a lock groove in the runout. Ron Murphy was the first person to cut a lock groove on a techno record, but he didn't invent the idea. If you go to NSC you WILL hear his story about cutting a lock groove for Jeff Mills, which is priceless...
