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16 August 2012
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Here's a wonderfully weird link:
http://www.dustandgrooves.com/.....te-albums/
It's an art exhibition featuring nothing but original numbered White Albums.
It's rounded out with an audio file of a hundred copies of side one of the White Album , played at once. It goes in and out of sync, creating a hypnotic reverberation.
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4.53pm
14 January 2013
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Here's a wonderfully weird link:http://www.dustandgrooves.com/.....te-albums/
It's an art exhibition featuring nothing but original numbered White Albums.
It's rounded out with an audio file of a hundred copies of side one of the White Album , played at once. It goes in and out of sync, creating a hypnotic reverberation.
Just think if they play Revolution #9 all at once. That would be creepy.
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9 August 2011
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Fascinating. (Parlance put that up in the Beatle News thread I think.) The guy actually has 700 White Albums - and looking to buy more. I didn't know about the music part.
It's in New York, so if I have a moment I'll check it out.
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17 December 2012
Offline sky090909 said
SatanHimself said
Here's a wonderfully weird link:http://www.dustandgrooves.com/.....te-albums/
It's an art exhibition featuring nothing but original numbered White Albums.
It's rounded out with an audio file of a hundred copies of side one of the White Album , played at once. It goes in and out of sync, creating a hypnotic reverberation.
Just think if they play Revolution #9 all at once. That would be creepy.
That's the eventual idea. The guy is slowly going through recording every one of the 700+ copies he has, and then layering them one of top of the other - with all their years of wear and tear. Just such a weird and fascinating idea.
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10.39pm
21 November 2012
Offline At first I thought he was crazy, but I didn't know all White Albums looked different. I thought he just collected the albums being..well..white. It's interesting to see what people have done to the covers and to see how they have aged.
Right now I'm listening to the little fragment. I thought it would sound as if it was double tracked a hundred times. Wrong again. You can hear which albums are faster. Like, right now Dear Prudence is on and it just goes like ''Dear Prudence Prudence Dear Prudence ''. It's kind of annoying. Oh, now it has gone to Glass Union, which sounds as if they're all out of sync and it's more annoying than special or cool or whatever. It's a bit creepy.
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29 November 2012
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From an artistic point of view, I think this is really cool. And the layered White Albums sound spooky but kind of neat. The guy seems like a real oddball.
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Didn't notice this item until now - This is fantastic, what a nutty concept! Can't imagine why the simultaneous recordings would go out of sync, unless the pressings from different plants have different characteristics. Or maybe he was using different turntables? Whatever... Nice article, too, with the pictures and the comments. I had to laugh at the art professor who gets all outraged - "This! Is! Not! Art!"
Me, I've got 5 copies of my favourite album (MX-80 Sound's Hard Attack), all with slight variations in country of origin/label/catalogue number/cover art and I plan to buy at least another one or two someday!
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9 March 2017
Offline 693 copies of The BEATLES, that's more than all of The Beatles albums and singles combined.
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1.57pm
26 January 2017
Online I know somebody who knows the artist who made this, and he told me about it. Super eerie, but enjoyable.
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27 February 2017
Offline Wow, that's so incredibly fascinating! (Thanks for bringing this up again, @vonbontee!) Dear Prudence sounds like a psychedelic dream played hundredfold.
Hopefully, the other three sides of the White Album will be released in the same simultaneously played way once.
Edit: Currently he has got 1760 copies. http://rutherfordchang.com/white.html
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2.18pm
1 December 2009
Offline vonbontee said
Me, I've got 5 copies of my favourite album (MX-80 Sound's Hard Attack), all with slight variations in country of origin/label/catalogue number/cover art and I plan to buy at least another one or two someday!
Incidentally, I've got six copies now (plus the two CD editions)...it was reissued on both formats shortly before that last post. (Used to have an cassette version manufactured by the band's own label but I left it on a bus 25 years ago 🙁 )
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Offline That's the weirdest, coolest vinyl collection I've ever heard of.
And seeing all those personalised White Albums... I've gained a new respect for the cover, and I almost wanna go get a brand new vinyl and draw all over it whilst listening to it. 
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