The Official U.S. LaserDisc Turtle

Audio Decoded by: The Adjective Noun

Category:

Music

Tags:

• 954
• harsh
• ambient
• experimental
• noise
• fluxus
• merzbow
• eyes
• lepracy
• adjective
• noun
• laser
• disc
• noisecore
• wolf
• electronic

[eyeh8cbs]

Uh, that's not what it sounds like :)

[noPROFITjustPROGRESS]

yeah huh!

[pvx]

Interesting, reminds me of Throbbing Gristle's "I.B.M" a little bit....

[Kargaroc286]

this reminds me of the screens that would come up at the very ends of old VHS tapes. i have a video of it up here. just type "weird things at the ends of VHS tapes" in the search.

[rudie92]

i didn't expect the little merzbow number there. i didn't know he provided music for laserdisc.

[Alexa122490]

holy shit, i never seen this before, and that noise was terrifying xD not what i expected

[RkivUnderground]

I'm guessing that the audio is coming from an AC-3 LaserDisc. The crap you hear in this video while not only being more bearable than Justin Bieber, is actually the Dolby Digital data stored on an analog track. Most LaserDiscs players made after around 1995 have an AC-3 chip and an AC-3 RF output to demodulate the information. With this procedure, you could hear silence in surround sound. It is likely that this video was recorded from an old analog-only player.

[Quiverwing]

That damn turtle, grinning while he makes the sound of the apocalypse.

[ZXRulezzz]

that must be very slow, even for dialup =)

[strawberrydamitajo]

ugh. sounds like connecting on dialup

[plateshutoverlock]

interesting that they had a digital track playing on that side instead of just a standard analogue track.

[vicviper2345]

Do you know what disc this came off of?

[GasmaskAvenger]

It sure does

[vikingscool]

I remember there was VHS tape for old cartoon, after that end of titles, then snow, then pink screen appears.