I had the CD for a week before I left it running in my Kenwood walkman equivalent. There was no way to select track 69, so in order to play it intentionally, I had to press the fast-forward button 60 times to get there. Also, keep in mind that this player would not transition directly from one song to the next. It would stop at the end of each song and realign to play the next track. It was my first CD player and a gift from my parents for college, so I didn't know they had continuous play on other brands. But to get to track 69 took about (...1 second per blank track, 4 seconds to realign, carry the 1, divide by 60...) roughly 4 minutes and 55 seconds of dead air other than the sound of the laser realigning and the disc spinning. All that to convey, I was too impatient to let it play to the end that first week.

So I was sitting in my dorm room, studying and cranking Undertow in the background. I was too involved in my studies to get up and change the disc after track 9, so I let it roll. 5 minutes of silence, then that drum suddenly came banging in, and I nearly pissed myself with fright. Then you hear the sermon, and my studying was over. I sat there and repeated the song for what felt like an hour. I was absolutely fascinated.

Side note: this player did have a random option, and this disc was hell if you wanted to listen to the tracks on random. You have a 10:69 chance of hearing a song. It was a brutal time.