Friends of Gabriel Chantayan

I don't usually tell this part, but... I was on the phone with my sister and it just came back to me, clear as anything The song Gabriel always played on the diner jukebox had a B-side, and I swear I can hear it now - it had this long static pause right in the middle, like a gap, almost exactly like how the commits hang there at 0.00 before the next push... has anyone actually checked if any of the zero push timestamps match the runtime of that song? I know it sounds crazy but I remember the label on the vinyl being green and black, I'm not making that up.

whats the actual song title tho?? nobody asked that lol

d00d classof04 THE SONG TITLE??? u cant drop a B-side story with a jukebox pic n then NOT say what the song was thats like posting a pic of ur odometer at 147047 without sayin what kinda truck it is

cornfieldcrazy82 askin the real questions lol

it was Iris by the Goo Goo Dolls, I swear I already said that somewhere on here before. but the real question is the static gap in the middle - did anyone here ever count how long that pause was, because I counted it once at 47 seconds and I need to know if it lines up with the zero push window or if I'm the only one who timed it

classof04 still owes me the bmps btw keep the story tho its cute

did u time it with a stopwatch or a feelin

ClassOf04_Truther wrote:I counted it once at 47 seconds and I need to know if it lines up

ok but how do u count a 47 second pause IN a song by memory?? lol thats not a stopwatch thats a feeling and nobody has the actual record to check so like.. wheres the proof gonna come from

classof04 u counted 47 secs from memory but still cant count how many months u been promisin those bmps

did u time the static gap or just guess 47 cuz thats the number everyone says

^ exactly what i was gonna say lol

Breaker breaker ClassOf04, you remembered the B-side but you aint answered the one question that would actually tie this to the zeros - WHAT'S THE RUNTIME OF THAT SONG? You counted the static gap at 47 sec from memory, fine, cool, but the whole dang point is whether the TOTAL track lines up with the pause between pushes. You know that song plays about 4 and change minutes - 4:47 by any chance? cuz if the song is 4:47, THAT is the frame, not the gap, and we been arguin about the wrong number the whole night.

And tell me the REAL punchline while ya at it - did ya time that 47-sec pause with a stopwatch last time it played, or did ya boot the clock right when it stuck? cuz memory aint a stopwatch and I've hauled this same question past three truck stops tonight.

I aint sayin yer lyin - yer the only one who ever brought up the B-side, and that's real witness energy. But a feelin aint a timestamp, an I'm parked at the Petro with a clock to frame and an overlap to lay. Give me the runtime and I'll run the whole thing through Audacity right here while the CB crackles

BigRig askin the REAL question frame vs gap is the whole debate and nobody's checked runtime yet. Meanwhile TwinPeaks_59's WAV sits unread at 4,145,444 bytes trimmed to exactly 4:47 - same trim length ClassOf04 is "remembering" from the jukebox

ClassOf04 u counted 47 sec of static by feel but can't count how many BMPs u owe s2pid BigRig audacity'd the CB squelch timestamps last week, EuroTrash spectral-analyzed the tape eat at 1:47:00, and nobody has laid the 4:47 WAV header against the 93s gap yet. The frame is IN the file but nobody hits PLAY

I need one volunteer to sample-rate map the WAV to BigRig's 177.375 BPM /16 division - machine pulse not flesh pulse whose terminal is hot tonight