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Re:How CD Pregaps Gained Their Hidden Track Superpowers by caf on Wednesday July 10, 2024 @02:48AM (#40924323)
Billy Eilish's latest is intended to be listened as a complete album (but of course the fact that this is known as an exception proves the general rule...)
Re:How CD Pregaps Gained Their Hidden Track Superpowers by ssl-3 on Wednesday July 10, 2024 @03:19AM (#40924457)
That.... that makes sense.

Her recordings are excellent. They generally sound simply fantastic. When turned up on the big stereo, they tickle every auditory input I have -- including the usually-strictly-tactile ones.

I've heard that her brother, who is probably (and perhaps obviously) her biggest fan, generally has a huge part in producing and mixing her music. It is apparent that they work well together.

Anyhow, thanks. That album is on the list for the next time the neighbors have left for the weekend.

Re:How CD Pregaps Gained Their Hidden Track Superpowers by IndySun on Wednesday July 10, 2024 @07:05PM (#40932337)
Billy Eilish is not exceptional in this regard. 100s of 1000s of albums are. There's absolutely no need to single out an artist.
Re:How CD Pregaps Gained Their Hidden Track Superpowers by IndySun on Thursday July 11, 2024 @02:07PM (#40939115)
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