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I have fond memories of their CD-Rom, back when that was a thing. At the time I was managing a CD-Rom shop and this was one of the "things to have". Later in li
by harel 3y ago
I have fond memories of their CD-Rom, back when that was a thing. At the time I was managing a CD-Rom shop and this was one of the "things to have". Later in life, in San Francisco, I met someone who worked on that CD-Rom. He liked to insinuate that he knew who they were but I didn't buy it.
- retrocryptid 3y agothere were probably more people who knew who they were... or at least thought they really knew who they were. i mean... there's only so many people who hang out with well-known pop-stars and ask random passers-by to help them move their gamelan. i remember being amazed and disappointed by the Freak Show CD-ROM. amazed because around 1990 there wasn't TOO much like it. disappointed because i KNEW that in a few years the tools would be much better and the production could have been just that much better.
- dhosek 3y agoI remember in 1999, seeing someone speculating that Robert Fripp was, if not a member of the residents, at least a guest artist at some point (the most compelling evidence, as I recall, being that a guitarist in an eye-ball bask played seated and towards the back of the stage).