The green markers. I knew that one would somehow

come back one day. Have a few (3-4) that I tried

it on at the time. Didn't hear any difference. If I

recall the final conclusion was it didn't improve the

sound in any way. Didn't hurt, but didn't work.

Count me in. Loved Orblivion then and love it now!

FVLL

PS high Sarah, Rachel

Behalf Of Brian Frick
Sent: Friday, June 01, 2007 8:38 PM
To: What were the skies like when you were young?
Subject: Re: [Orb] orblivion quality.

Oh, burn... and I wasn't going to say anything... but now that you
mention it, I *am* a little bit jealous :D It's a great album (and a
damn nice clock, Gavin). I at least have a t-shirt and poster
somewhere...

In re the "green marker trick" -- what exactly does this accomplish?
Does it cause the laser to do something funky with regard to letting
certain frequencies pass or not? What's the "science" behind this
claim?

-Brian

On Jun 1, 2007, at 8:57 PM, Gavin Miller wrote:

> And yes, it's my favorite Orb studio album. And (cough
> cough) I have the clock to validate my statement too.
> (eat yr heart out Brian)
> Gavin
>
>
>> Wow, listening closely to Orblivion's "Molten Love"
>> again.. Keeps amazing me.. That's what i loved about
>> the old orb, the polyrythmical thing in there.
>> Any Orblivion fans here?