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The specific catalog number refers to the original CD release. While the EP has been reissued several times—including a 2009 CD reissue and a 2015 "Glow In The Dark" vinyl for Record Store Day—the CANRCD 01 designation marks the initial independent run that helped the band gain traction in the indie-pop scene. Tracklist (CANRCD 01)
Here are a few options for a post featuring the MGMT "Time to Pretend" CD, tailored for different platforms.
Every oscillating synth lead and crashing drum hit is preserved exactly as it was on the master disc [3].
The common MP3s of CANRCD 01 floating around are usually 128–192 kbps transcode from YouTube or old blogs. A (from the original CD) reveals:
The bass on “Destrokk” clips the microphone preamp. The synth in “Kids” sounds like it is broadcasting from inside a tin can submerged in a swimming pool. This is lo-fi not by aesthetic choice, but by financial necessity. And for collectors, that is the entire point.
The specific catalog number refers to the original CD release. While the EP has been reissued several times—including a 2009 CD reissue and a 2015 "Glow In The Dark" vinyl for Record Store Day—the CANRCD 01 designation marks the initial independent run that helped the band gain traction in the indie-pop scene. Tracklist (CANRCD 01)
Here are a few options for a post featuring the MGMT "Time to Pretend" CD, tailored for different platforms. mgmt 2005 time to pretend cds canrcd 01 flac hot
Every oscillating synth lead and crashing drum hit is preserved exactly as it was on the master disc [3]. The specific catalog number refers to the original
The common MP3s of CANRCD 01 floating around are usually 128–192 kbps transcode from YouTube or old blogs. A (from the original CD) reveals: Every oscillating synth lead and crashing drum hit
The bass on “Destrokk” clips the microphone preamp. The synth in “Kids” sounds like it is broadcasting from inside a tin can submerged in a swimming pool. This is lo-fi not by aesthetic choice, but by financial necessity. And for collectors, that is the entire point.
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