*grumbles*
4 Mar 2004 12:47 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
karohemdGot home to find a package from Germany. In it, the limited first 2CD digipack editon of Bone Peeler, signed by Rudy R. himself. Whoo!
Then the comedown: I put it in my CD drive, nothing happens. I start up CDEX, it won't even acknowledge that there is a CD. So far, I hadn't encountered a copy protection CDEX couldn't get around. Bastard.
He should take Eisbrecher or ASP as an example, who include CD-Rs in their packaging...
Good stuff, though. This is almost classic industrial. I like it already but it definitely is something you need to listen to a couple of times. Update: Which makes it less appealing... :o(
Update: It won't run under Windows 2000 but at least I managed to rip it with CDEX. No entry in the CDDB, though, so you have to enter the titles by hand.
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gothic_reviews soon.
Then the comedown: I put it in my CD drive, nothing happens. I start up CDEX, it won't even acknowledge that there is a CD. So far, I hadn't encountered a copy protection CDEX couldn't get around. Bastard.
He should take Eisbrecher or ASP as an example, who include CD-Rs in their packaging...
Good stuff, though. This is almost classic industrial. I like it already but it definitely is something you need to listen to a couple of times. Update: Which makes it less appealing... :o(
Update: It won't run under Windows 2000 but at least I managed to rip it with CDEX. No entry in the CDDB, though, so you have to enter the titles by hand.
Full review on
gothic_reviews soon.
