anunknownpresence
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world falls apart.
Joined: 09/16/09
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Personally, I'm hoping that it will be a "revised and extended edition" sort of deal with all B-Sides incorporated into their intended places on the album. I've personally been working on something like this for the past month (as well as a "revised and extended" edition of TDS) to turn TF into the way it was originally intended to be before all of the cuts were made. There's even a place for the cover of Gary Numan's "Metal" on TF that can raise an eyebrow, although I doubt we'll see that one incorporated into the side I put it on.
"The Wretched" was a much longer song than what was finally released. "The Great Collapse" was the rest of the song broken off from it, so it has it's place on TF. It's not a remix. (I'm sure someone here already knows this, but still, it bears some discussion I think.) I'm limited on what I can do to complete the song in my "revised and extended" version because, basically, there aren't any multi-tracks out there for TF (except for one "unofficial" one I dug up for "The Big Come Down" that's about as old as TF itself; it doesn't do me any good for such a project like I've been working on). The best any Joe-Schmoe can do to put the two pieces together would be to cross fade the two separate entities as best as possible and use it as more of a segue that completes the previous song.
It's the same story with "Into The Void." "Slipping Away" was, once again, the rest of the song that had to be cut off.
Hopefully, completed original versions of "Adrift and at Peace" (La Mer's conclusion/ending part) and "And All That Could Have Been" (which is more of a second act to "The Great Below" than the "rest of the story" like the previous tracks I've mentioned; which shouldn't have been scrapped anyhow as it is an incredible song) and a CD quality version of "appendage" makes their way to the upcoming Ultimate version of TF and go in their correct places (same for "Ten Miles High" and "The New Flesh" ).
It's certainly better than having some jumbled-up disc of stuff that should have been on the actual album itself thrown in for the fuck of it. I don't see how anyone could think otherwise. I'm hoping TF isn't remastered in Surround Sound and there's that jumbled up mess that preceeds the Left and Right discs.
I'm OK with an additional disc of remixes and demos. I just don't want to see any of the songs I mentioned earlier on it.
I don't think Universal, Interscope, or whoever is paying Reznor for this. They weren't before. So I'd count on this being leaked as a torrent for d/l. If I'm wrong on that, I don't want to see the price tag for it in a record store. Most places charge twenty bucks for it already.
Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 10/03/2009 11:59PM by anunknownpresence.
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