The rot makes it sound like you're listening to a faint broadcast from another planet, one that, in the eons it may have taken it to reach you, may be long dead.
I like the rot, it makes it seem like some kind of lofi shoegaze album that woulda come out in the last couple years as opposed to the last couple decades, but that aura of authenticity to it makes it even better. An album caught on the cusp of being completely forgotten, I’m glad it wasn’t.
Imagine how many masterpieces have been lost to obscurity, there could an album that perfectly fits your music taste sitting in a thrift shop somewhere
@@CennoSoldier That's one of the wonderful things about the internet, where "everything is forever", is how most of it actually isn't.... ... it's only the stuff you don't want preserved that is o_O
@@windowsxp1902 I think the remastered versions are more pleasant to listen to, but the rotted versions are something special and emotional. As Owain put it, it's part of the music
I didn't get the appeal of this at first, but it grew on me by the time it finished. There's something haunting about young passion withered away by the rot of poor archival.
We might be getting a better copy soon - someone on Reddit has tracked down a couple of band members and one might have got hold of another disc of this from someone they gave it to (the masters are AWOL)
I swear the rot version adds so much to the songs. The beautiful last gasps of a group struggling not to be forgotten amidst an uncaring world and aging hardware. You can never be sure what the full intent of the songs were (for instance if the cutting out in stabilizers was intentional), and the only reason we even know they exist is because of a dedicated fan lucking on them.
This rotted version is so creepy to me, it’s like this creation was left sonewhere to be frozen in time and has been discovered unkept and wasting away, like discovering a hidden room in a house. It’s so melancholic how art can just get lost like that, it’s like a ghost from the past , while the world went it just kinda stayed put waiting for someone to come across it. Makes me think about all the lost art that never survived and how this piece just got lucky, kinda reminds me of a Caretaker project
Panchiko makes amazing music. I love their backstory. This version was created with passion and what was available to these friends with a shared passion and the outcome has a special charm to it and I love it. Cool video. ^_^
I love the rotted version of DEATHMETAL so much but goddamn listening to the distorted layered reverb on edibles feels like going through a portal to hell
I do like the rot. It reminds me of when I listened to Muse for the first time. My sister and her friend had found a copy of the Absolution CD in the creek behind our neighborhood and it still played. I was immediately in love. I was shocked the first time I heard it digitally because some of the sounds I had assumed were intentional were actually just a result of the damage to the CD.
The ending to DEATHMETAL on this version in particular is absolutely blissful in the weirdest way possible to me. I love how incomprehensible the song gets near the end. It's like it's destroying itself after letting its artificial beauty leak out among the ears of the listeners. The last few seconds of the song where it silences itself into barely withering out a few more cries easily represents its personified death to my ears, hence its song name, DEATHMETAL. Who knew that disc rot of all things could unintentionally accelerate it to be better than its master recording? (At least in my opinion, again.)
I think the story of this ablum reminds me to always check the CD/Music section of any charity shop I go to. Sure most of the time you're going to find junk that no one wants...or you will find something like this completely forgotten from time just waitin to be discovered.
The rot makes it feel almost more than just a piece of music; I don't know how to explain it, but it gives the music more meaning in a strange way. Just more ethereal idk.
I bet this specific copy would actually sell for quite a bit online with how big the mystery was behind it... Im sure someone would buy this knowing its the original album that started the hunt for the band behind it
i'd still want it, but within 5 years from now the bitrot will make the CD incomprehensible beyond this, or potentially even unreadable. it's potential that it already could have happened since the original rip.
i only ever listened to the original one.. listening to this one from 2000 with this noise on it is kinda weird and scary but makes me kinda sad? i’m not supposed to be so emotional about this but i guess knowing the backstory of this band is doing it for me. also the fact that this is over 2 decades old, and i’m sitting here listening to how this started breaking over the years. i can understand why the band said they like this version more. i’ll stick with the remastered one tho..
i can’t believe the resurfacing of the band is all thanks to some random music lover, god bless him. now i get to experience Panchiko live along with LSD and the Search for God :)
@@0x1x0 yea i noticed in the videos her vocals are low. i just hope panchiko play race for the prize cover it’s so fire live. you went to the houston show? i’m in boston so haven’t seen them as yet.
A medieval peasant staring at an ancient Roman statue, the marble chipped and weathered by time, but still seeing the beauty of a time long since past.
This was essentially Everywhere at The End of Time before it was a thing. I like how it isn't artificial as the disc did rot, unheard of but familiar sounding. Nostalgic music for edgy teens who's now in their thirties.
i get what you mean, but the caretaker has been doing music for over 2 decades, whereas this album only surfaced online in 2016.. heck, i'm pretty sure the caretaker's first album was released prior to the original release of this album even!!
Imma be real, it was kinda of a retarded take of mine to mention EATEOT since it was pretty much everywhere. Despite that, there is a feeling that time just keeps moving on, where even crafted objects loses their quality.
I can't listen to this version at night because it makes me paranoid but god i love this and the cleaned version so much, such a beautiful song. Both versions telling a story like how the backstory of the song goes something fading away, forgotten and almost gone, then coming back like the way it was, but with more experience and story behind it.
i'm loving their new album and super excited to see them live in a few days! it's so wild to think it all started with someone seeing an interesting-looking CD at a thrift shop and deciding to pick it up
I really like how the rot sounds, but it made me a bit paranoid. I might have to go through my CD collection to see if any of them have rotted this badly over the decades.
@@r.alevargas175 es muy difícil hacerlo inorgánicamente, ese tipo de distorsión pasa cuando las capas de un cd se separan y como que todo empieza a “vibrar”, quizás el disco estuvo reposando tanto tiempo ahí sin utilizarse y se dañó
@@sam2k112 el disco es del 2001, pasó más de una década hasta que los resumieron a /mu y por lo que el tipo del post dijo en su momento, el disco no estaba para nada bien conservado, a demás que cuando encontraron a Owain hace un año subió una foto del disco donde se veía que traía una estampa (cosa que hace que el disco se pudra más rápido), es muy probable que la distorsión sea natural por el estado en el que estaba el disco.
ngl I kind of miss when only a few thousand people knew about this and all we had was this corrupted CD rip. Takes me back to 2019... sometimes music is more fun when only a select few are in on it 😅
honestly wish i knew about the band before they were found as well! i love lost media searches and the conspiracies that come with them. its sometimes fun to wonder and never know. however when something is found like this it makes it much more satisfying!
i honestly would've thought this was a hoax at first too. But i'm really glad it's not. Really good EP along with kicking cars. the data rot of this version is like echoes of a long gone era
I havent looked into this whole story yet, but many people have called this a hoax. Even if it was, wouldnt that be an artistic experience in and of itself
The first song reminds me of one of my suicide attempts. Trying to find the good memories in your head while you fade away, realizing how few there were, and just accepting the fade... fuck man. Glad I'm in a better place mentally. Made me cry though
I have no idea if this is a hoax or not, but if it is the person that made the fake disc rot version is a good audio engineer because I have rotted CD’s from the 1980’s that sound just like this, a hissy wow and flutter type effect to them. Dampness is the quickest way to kill CD’s.
my ex and i listened to this when i first dated her. ITs been almost 3 years now, shes moved on way beyond me, we were together for a bit but we've also been apart for a good good while. I dont know if she remembers our time in a good way or at all, but i'm grateful for her and the time we spent. Memories of it still feel magical, and as the details slowly but surely slip away here and there, it feels like this song represents that same rot of a once good memory.
I never knew this about them, my friends were into panchiko last year and i saw that Panchiko was going on tour with Horse Jumper of Love (my all time favorite band) i asked my friends to come with me but i ended up leaving after Horse Jumper of Love was done playing, im kinda pissed at myself for that
Funny that anyone would think this isn't bitrot. As someone who collects obscure cds like this. This can occur even with scratched cds that aren't CDrs
this is beautiful work, and it still sounds beautiful with the diskrot. however, it just leaves this eerie and disturbing feeling to it, but it still manages to be comforting.
Crazy that this only blowing up only now. Listening to the non bit version was amazing, but this bitrot version is definitely an experience in itself. I do prefer the non bitrot version though.
I love the rot, just like older people feel nostalgic about listening to old vinyl records or cassettes because those formats have their own kind of degraded sound, in this case D>E>A>T>H>M>E>T>A>L was recorded around the turn of the millennium and it gives me nostalgia of that era which is old enough for those of us who grew up during it to remember it fondly.
I'm listening to this version first, and knowing I'm almost the same age as this makes me feel old. But it also makes me feel connected to the music in a way. Also it feels a bit spooky, I like it.
I honestly like this "disc rot" version of the album as compared to the original "clean" album. It sounds like that the disc rot is a part of the songs. The disc rot makes the songs sound grittier, which I actually like, to be honest. This version sounds just a little bit better than the original "clean" album.
The rot reminds me of the Disintegration Loops by William Basinski. He makes Ambient music and he did this series of tracks where they all slowly die from the tape looping over and over. Pretty haunting stuff actually. There's a really famous video on TH-cam where he played the first Loop tracks and filmed from his NYC apartment rooftop the smoke from the twin towers being carried away into the night.
The shitty audio version is better for me. It just adds a ton of atmosphere and makes the album feel like an old relic, which goes well with the story behind this rip.
Sucks that the disc rot got to it, but what parts aren't made grating to my ears [seriously, my laptop's volume is on 9 and I have no headphones haha] sound quite nice.
![[2020] Panchiko - DEATHMETAL (Remastered)](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/L3yv7gR_3tU/mqdefault.jpg)
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![[2020] Yabujin - Early Works Bootleg](/img/n.gif)
It's like the music is fighting to be remembered
Kinda sad but it won
Like it's *just a burning memory*
That's pretty
That made me cry
@@bingbong_luverAww thanks!
Pretty cool that the band members all said they prefer this version
Honestly, Stabilisers for Big Boys is a track that still really has an angle to it on this version
@@Zulf85 Makes it more ambiguous rather or not the going in and out is intentional
@@tobywong7528 I honestly love the faded and far away feeling they have
This is the closest thing they'd have to an audibly aged first print of their first release. I hope the person who ripped the CD sent it to em.
I don't know how anyone could but here I am listening to it when the clean version is uploaded.
The rot makes it sound like you're listening to a faint broadcast from another planet, one that, in the eons it may have taken it to reach you, may be long dead.
that's a cool and a sad way to interpret this song
Album, you mean? @@christofell
why am I so genuinely immersed in this bands story
@keyoroni look up Searching for Sugar Man it a story thats very similar and just as interesting.
me too.
because it not only represents these songs that were almost forgotten but also all of those that were
I like the rot, it makes it seem like some kind of lofi shoegaze album that woulda come out in the last couple years as opposed to the last couple decades, but that aura of authenticity to it makes it even better. An album caught on the cusp of being completely forgotten, I’m glad it wasn’t.
Imagine how many masterpieces have been lost to obscurity, there could an album that perfectly fits your music taste sitting in a thrift shop somewhere
Oh my god shut up
a few more years and you wouldn't have made any of the songs out
@@CennoSoldier That's one of the wonderful things about the internet, where "everything is forever", is how most of it actually isn't....
... it's only the stuff you don't want preserved that is o_O
what if you could simulate disc rot and make a song using it, lioke some weird discrotcore or something
There's something so melancholic about this. It's like watching a beautiful creature slowly rot to obscurity.
Oh you would love WIlliam Basinsky's stuff.
bruh stfu ur not special
thankfully it didn't fall into obscurity
I prefer the versions without rot, but this adds something special. It isn’t the same experience, and I can appreciate it.
The rot does add something special, and the fact that this song’s popularity lead to the band getting back together is mental.
@@tpsplatinum3562i changed my mind I like the rot more
@@windowsxp1902 I think the remastered versions are more pleasant to listen to, but the rotted versions are something special and emotional. As Owain put it, it's part of the music
I didn't get the appeal of this at first, but it grew on me by the time it finished. There's something haunting about young passion withered away by the rot of poor archival.
Imagine actually finding this in Oxfam, of all the places
Oxfam is one of the best places to find forgotten band demos!
right? the best cd i’ve found there so far is just a pepsi chart compilation from 2002
@@CloverLovesTT oh did give seen those lmao
they didnt find it in oxfam cause the story is faaaaaake
@@videoestres hi person who watched this an hour ago. you’re cool
the rot getting worse as the disc plays in DEATHMETAL is so eerie, sad and beautiful at the time
Just found out about this story, and I’m sure it’ll gain even more attention now after the Whang video, but I can’t believe anyone disliked this
Sure will this guy being one of em
I’m here from Whang also
I’m here because of Whang too.
I found this on /mu/ before, but that video was great
I’m here from Whang!’s video too.
this feels like finding a good radio station on a stormy night when i was a child
The rot makes you feel like you're trying to listen to something one last time while it's fading away
crazy to see something actually resurface from the original era of this exact style, even if the audios all fucked up
We might be getting a better copy soon - someone on Reddit has tracked down a couple of band members and one might have got hold of another disc of this from someone they gave it to (the masters are AWOL)
@@toad8840 it's out now bundled with a previously unresurfaced second EP - I'd say it's pretty good
Check out Spiderbait's album Ivy and the Big Apples. Musically, it's a bit more grunge than this, but it's really one of the origins of this style.
there is a rot free version on spotify! pretty sure there are some uploads on youtube as well
I swear the rot version adds so much to the songs. The beautiful last gasps of a group struggling not to be forgotten amidst an uncaring world and aging hardware. You can never be sure what the full intent of the songs were (for instance if the cutting out in stabilizers was intentional), and the only reason we even know they exist is because of a dedicated fan lucking on them.
Makes me sad to imagine the amount of nice albums that didn't run with the same luck of reaching the right people as this did.
They have a clean updated version out, one of the members found a clean copy and uploaded it.
@@GHOSTJMOON Oh yeah I heard that!
Its so beautiful. The bit rot adds so much to this record. Its like a gift from god
@@toad8840 it does
Sure but I'd rather listen to what it was intended to be
What do you think of it now?
Especially the first track imo
This rotted version is so creepy to me, it’s like this creation was left sonewhere to be frozen in time and has been discovered unkept and wasting away, like discovering a hidden room in a house. It’s so melancholic how art can just get lost like that, it’s like a ghost from the past , while the world went it just kinda stayed put waiting for someone to come across it. Makes me think about all the lost art that never survived and how this piece just got lucky, kinda reminds me of a Caretaker project
I love the rot to death. It makes the record even more emotional.
Panchiko makes amazing music. I love their backstory. This version was created with passion and what was available to these friends with a shared passion and the outcome has a special charm to it and I love it. Cool video. ^_^
i love this album and i always will
real
The glitchiness of this album is just so soothing for some reason. It gives me an unmatched feeling.
I really love the first song
Same here! Kinda takes me back to the simpler days :^)
It’s the kind of song I would imagine myself listening to while watching the sunset
I love the rotted version of DEATHMETAL so much but goddamn listening to the distorted layered reverb on edibles feels like going through a portal to hell
I do like the rot. It reminds me of when I listened to Muse for the first time. My sister and her friend had found a copy of the Absolution CD in the creek behind our neighborhood and it still played. I was immediately in love. I was shocked the first time I heard it digitally because some of the sounds I had assumed were intentional were actually just a result of the damage to the CD.
The ending to DEATHMETAL on this version in particular is absolutely blissful in the weirdest way possible to me.
I love how incomprehensible the song gets near the end. It's like it's destroying itself after letting its artificial beauty leak out among the ears of the listeners. The last few seconds of the song where it silences itself into barely withering out a few more cries easily represents its personified death to my ears, hence its song name, DEATHMETAL.
Who knew that disc rot of all things could unintentionally accelerate it to be better than its master recording?
(At least in my opinion, again.)
hands off my KAWK
yo i know that in your heart you meant for this to be deep or whatever but this is like so corny lmao
based melee falco pfp tho
I think the story of this ablum reminds me to always check the CD/Music section of any charity shop I go to.
Sure most of the time you're going to find junk that no one wants...or you will find something like this completely forgotten from time just waitin to be discovered.
We found the singer
Panchiko have been found. They'd wish to remain anonymous.
Where?
@@effie1349 Which server, is there a specific server for this album?
Even if that's the case, please post a link to that discord server
@@404Ari I need the link without the distortion
no fuckin way god damn that’s really amazing. this made my day.
The rot makes it feel almost more than just a piece of music; I don't know how to explain it, but it gives the music more meaning in a strange way. Just more ethereal idk.
I bet this specific copy would actually sell for quite a bit online with how big the mystery was behind it... Im sure someone would buy this knowing its the original album that started the hunt for the band behind it
id pay so much
i'd still want it, but within 5 years from now the bitrot will make the CD incomprehensible beyond this, or potentially even unreadable. it's potential that it already could have happened since the original rip.
i only ever listened to the original one.. listening to this one from 2000 with this noise on it is kinda weird and scary but makes me kinda sad? i’m not supposed to be so emotional about this but i guess knowing the backstory of this band is doing it for me.
also the fact that this is over 2 decades old, and i’m sitting here listening to how this started breaking over the years. i can understand why the band said they like this version more. i’ll stick with the remastered one tho..
An archeological relic of the digital age
i can’t believe the resurfacing of the band is all thanks to some random music lover, god bless him. now i get to experience Panchiko live along with LSD and the Search for God :)
@@0x1x0 yea i noticed in the videos her vocals are low. i just hope panchiko play race for the prize cover it’s so fire live.
you went to the houston show? i’m in boston so haven’t seen them as yet.
Crazy to think we could have never had this version if the CD had degraded further.
Yea the cd was on it's last breath if the guy that found the cd came in like 2018 instead of 2016 the cd might have just been loud screechs.
the rot version feels like exploring an abandoned mansion, it's so scary yet so beautiful at the same time
A medieval peasant staring at an ancient Roman statue, the marble chipped and weathered by time, but still seeing the beauty of a time long since past.
This was essentially Everywhere at The End of Time before it was a thing. I like how it isn't artificial as the disc did rot, unheard of but familiar sounding. Nostalgic music for edgy teens who's now in their thirties.
how is it eateot 😭
@@acecutioner it sounds withered, forgotten about and has a feeling of trying to remember a song but you cant, i guess
i get what you mean, but the caretaker has been doing music for over 2 decades, whereas this album only surfaced online in 2016.. heck, i'm pretty sure the caretaker's first album was released prior to the original release of this album even!!
Imma be real, it was kinda of a retarded take of mine to mention EATEOT since it was pretty much everywhere. Despite that, there is a feeling that time just keeps moving on, where even crafted objects loses their quality.
LMAO all good
I can't listen to this version at night because it makes me paranoid but god i love this and the cleaned version so much, such a beautiful song. Both versions telling a story like how the backstory of the song goes
something fading away, forgotten and almost gone, then coming back like the way it was, but with more experience and story behind it.
btw to anyone wondering, a clean version is on it's way
It's already out, it also includes the rotten versions too
It's on Spotify btw
listening to this for the last time before the clean version comes out
:’)
i'm loving their new album and super excited to see them live in a few days! it's so wild to think it all started with someone seeing an interesting-looking CD at a thrift shop and deciding to pick it up
I saw these guys at sick new world in 2023, had no idea behind the mystery of this music! But I am very glad to have seen these guys live!!
I really like how the rot sounds, but it made me a bit paranoid. I might have to go through my CD collection to see if any of them have rotted this badly over the decades.
@@durationsmusic are you saying they made the CD at home?
Merci Feldup
the more noise in this album the more theres static
A pesar de que suena distorsionado le da un toque fantástico y melancólico y me encanta mucho
Yo creo que esa distorsión está hecha a propósito.
@@r.alevargas175 es muy difícil hacerlo inorgánicamente, ese tipo de distorsión pasa cuando las capas de un cd se separan y como que todo empieza a “vibrar”, quizás el disco estuvo reposando tanto tiempo ahí sin utilizarse y se dañó
@@sam2k112 el disco es del 2001, pasó más de una década hasta que los resumieron a /mu y por lo que el tipo del post dijo en su momento, el disco no estaba para nada bien conservado, a demás que cuando encontraron a Owain hace un año subió una foto del disco donde se veía que traía una estampa (cosa que hace que el disco se pudra más rápido), es muy probable que la distorsión sea natural por el estado en el que estaba el disco.
@@r.alevargas175 el disco sufrió por humedad y tiempo, ya existe la versión limpia si quieres escucharla
ngl I kind of miss when only a few thousand people knew about this and all we had was this corrupted CD rip. Takes me back to 2019... sometimes music is more fun when only a select few are in on it 😅
honestly wish i knew about the band before they were found as well! i love lost media searches and the conspiracies that come with them. its sometimes fun to wonder and never know. however when something is found like this it makes it much more satisfying!
i honestly would've thought this was a hoax at first too. But i'm really glad it's not. Really good EP along with kicking cars. the data rot of this version is like echoes of a long gone era
;D
The nice thing about this is that i can't tell whether the distortion is apart of the audio or if it's from my messed up headphones
I havent looked into this whole story yet, but many people have called this a hoax. Even if it was, wouldnt that be an artistic experience in and of itself
Near impossible to be a hoax with the bitrot, it's just too difficult to recreate manually
Thankfully it was indeed not a hoax
The first song reminds me of one of my suicide attempts. Trying to find the good memories in your head while you fade away, realizing how few there were, and just accepting the fade... fuck man. Glad I'm in a better place mentally. Made me cry though
glad you’re still here
Glad you're better bud
I can relate to that
just like how these beautiful songs are still here, so are you
what a beautiful analogy, i hope you’re alright
Just saw them last night in San Francisco, what an incredible experience
Thanks to the 4chan user for finding this.
3:38pm
May 22 2023, Monday
something so great about this album. the entire story behind it is amazing.
This is like the digital storage version of everywhere at the end of time. Its not neurons that are degrading, its bits.
finally someone mentioned eateot
I have no idea if this is a hoax or not, but if it is the person that made the fake disc rot version is a good audio engineer because I have rotted CD’s from the 1980’s that sound just like this, a hissy wow and flutter type effect to them. Dampness is the quickest way to kill CD’s.
Well, thankfully, it isn't a hoax
Well sitting in a cd store for 20 years outa do the job
@@mantrabeeg how do you know?
@@gorehound666 watch panchiko deathmetal mystery on youtube
upload em pls i need more of bitrotted music
what a 128kbps mp3 files sounds after two decades
it feels so nostalgic with the disc rot, especially with the audio loop repeating and the ascending chords in the background
This record is just beautiful, no matter how u look at it
I just saw panchiko yesterday!!! I love the story behind them and the music
my ex and i listened to this when i first dated her. ITs been almost 3 years now, shes moved on way beyond me, we were together for a bit but we've also been apart for a good good while. I dont know if she remembers our time in a good way or at all, but i'm grateful for her and the time we spent. Memories of it still feel magical, and as the details slowly but surely slip away here and there, it feels like this song represents that same rot of a once good memory.
ok
@@BoneMach1ne2fr 💀
I never knew this about them, my friends were into panchiko last year and i saw that Panchiko was going on tour with Horse Jumper of Love (my all time favorite band) i asked my friends to come with me but i ended up leaving after Horse Jumper of Love was done playing, im kinda pissed at myself for that
Gracias por traerme hasta esta joyita, tío Yoshi.
Opino lo mismo, muy buenos los gustos del tío Yoshi uwu
To think this old data sat around for twenty years only to make a come back and change its creators life’s
Funny that anyone would think this isn't bitrot. As someone who collects obscure cds like this. This can occur even with scratched cds that aren't CDrs
this is beautiful work, and it still sounds beautiful with the diskrot. however, it just leaves this eerie and disturbing feeling to it, but it still manages to be comforting.
People in 2014 heard this and thought the crap quality was intentional LMAO
2016*
the way it's rotted just adds sm to it
gotta love all the pseudo audio engineers at the time vigorously trying to discredit this album for some reason
the background of this album adds to the nobility
dont know why but i teared up for a very small moment
Siento una gran melancolía con este ep.
The rotted version of Laputa is so beautifully haunting in the strangest way.
my favourite alum ever
Makes me nostalgic for the days when I loved mowing my front lawn
idk why but i almost cried to this. weird.
first track is better than the remastered ver tbfh
Such a beautiful album
Crazy that this only blowing up only now. Listening to the non bit version was amazing, but this bitrot version is definitely an experience in itself. I do prefer the non bitrot version though.
I love the rot, just like older people feel nostalgic about listening to old vinyl records or cassettes because those formats have their own kind of degraded sound, in this case D>E>A>T>H>M>E>T>A>L was recorded around the turn of the millennium and it gives me nostalgia of that era which is old enough for those of us who grew up during it to remember it fondly.
This is my favorite youtube channel, I think I found happiness in here.
Thank you so much for making all this possible
This version scares me 😂
this is the everywhere at the end of time version of death metal
fighting to be remembered
Well, normally, I like to say the lyrics, however they are unintelligible here...
Then do it on the clean version
i might be seeing panchiko live soon i’m very excited and happy about how far they’ve come from being lost media
this is so fucking peaceful
thank you internet
go for a punch
haha
Lol imagine it was the same girl
ost
😳
Idk why it make me cry but Stabilisers for Big Boys is definitely my favorite
I'm listening to this version first, and knowing I'm almost the same age as this makes me feel old. But it also makes me feel connected to the music in a way. Also it feels a bit spooky, I like it.
I honestly like this "disc rot" version of the album as compared to the original "clean" album. It sounds like that the disc rot is a part of the songs. The disc rot makes the songs sound grittier, which I actually like, to be honest. This version sounds just a little bit better than the original "clean" album.
I kinda prefer the rot version tbh. Reminds me of staying up late as a kid. Almost symbolic. Neato
idk why but this makes me wanna cry
The rot reminds me of the Disintegration Loops by William Basinski. He makes Ambient music and he did this series of tracks where they all slowly die from the tape looping over and over. Pretty haunting stuff actually. There's a really famous video on TH-cam where he played the first Loop tracks and filmed from his NYC apartment rooftop the smoke from the twin towers being carried away into the night.
Panchiko, Deathmetal, in its purest form
something tells me that the rot makes this better
nah
@@chisathot750 Yes.
The shitty audio version is better for me. It just adds a ton of atmosphere and makes the album feel like an old relic, which goes well with the story behind this rip.
The rot ver feel like a mental breakdown makes me feel alive lol awesome!!
God I love it, rot effect add so much to the songs
Sucks that the disc rot got to it, but what parts aren't made grating to my ears [seriously, my laptop's volume is on 9 and I have no headphones haha] sound quite nice.
The original remastered rip is coming in the next few days, courtesy of Panchiko's Andy himself
@@Zulf85 oh fuck where's it gonna be posted?
@@abanana2561 /r/lostwave should give you answers
@@abanana2561 FORGET WHAT I SAID BEFORE IT'S ON THIS CHANNEL IN 6 HOURS WITH A BANDCAMP LINK
@@Zulf85 FUCK YES
God bless you man