English Talk App Old Version

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Weare having this issue, too, with version 17.1.1. For my users, it when the user clicks on a conversation. The may load then the app crashes a few seconds later, or the app crashes on the click. Hard to determine the precise steps to replicate, except that the app always crashes.

...But this is unlike i've ever seen before, like the most complete Discography's I have ever seen. This person had meticulously collected music from various artists until the year of 2010. Some of the files date back to 1994. They also did some crazy research and mapped artists that have borrowed from each other and worked together. Its hard to explain.., its amazing though.

On this hard drive, I found this amazing unreleased version of Talk!!! In the original file there was a text file that talked about the famous what.cd site, now long destroyed. Now the thing to know is that there are crappy mp3 versions of the song on YouTube and such, but this file is in FLAC...

This post caused me to get up and fire up my computer again even though I was already in the process of falling asleep, to download and listen to the file ? unfortunately, the download didn't work for me, not on the computer and not on the phone. ? I don't usually have a problem with Mega, also have the app etc. Importing into my own Mega acct didn't help either. File can also not be played in Mega, Any idea why ? Can you perhaps share it in some other way ?

This is the version of talk that starts with "Under the great north star, tryna work out where you are". I'm so sorry the download wasn't able to work for you guys. I just tried it and it seems to work for me. Do you know of a way that I can make it available for everyone on this site? An easy surefire way?

I've just tried the MEGA download link and honestly, it worked for me. I was able to download it. However, maybe, you could upload the files to Google Drive and share a link with us if MEGA seemed not to work properly.

I'm actually not sure on the entire story. This was actually the first version I found, so when I listened to all of X&Y for the first time, I was confused by the album version of talk haha. All I know is that they scrapped the entire first version of the X&Y album and started fresh at one point. I believe this version of Talk was on that version of the album.

I hate to be "that guy" here, but that's not a genuine FLAC copy of this outstanding demo (my all time favorite). The spectrograms below show us that someone just re-encoded the existing MP3 @ 160kbps version we already have and converted it to FLAC 48KHz, 24 bit audio. Those specs alone made me doubt about this file, it's almost imposible to find a demo in such high quality. I guess we'll have to stick to the 160kbps version... Cool story though!!!

Agree with you on everything but this part. The Talk version on X&Y is actually one of the earlier ones recorded. The band have talked about how they recorded that song and didn't feel it was good enough so they made many different versions which they weren't happy with either and at some point they chose to go back to the early version. So it could well have been written in 2004.

Yeah, I know they re-recorded several versions of this gorgeous track, but I was referring to this particular edited audio file of Talk, since you can tell the ending was swapped with the one from the album. I wasn't talking about the band's endless attempts to make the song sound perfect back in 2004-2005, I was talking about how this audio file might have been edited just a couple days ago, not in 2004 as the title of the folder suggests...

I remember reading Chris saying they had this previous version of "Talk", the people in their company listened to it and thought it was great, so they got worried and changed it to the one that ended in the album. I dont know if it was Chris trying to be funny or its a real story, but Ive always thought the demo is better than the final one.

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I use node js tw, hosted in a minipc that runs 24/7 and served through tailscale.

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I use last or second to last version, usually because a little old versions are good enough for me and my students (I use TW for personal knowledge management and university/grassroots classes/workshops).

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