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Does anyone have any good rips of Pseudo Echo's studio albums: Autumnal Park (1984), Love an Adventure (1985), and Race (1988)? Thanks a bunch!

Thanks obs!

While it takes a bit more effort than someone fulfilling your request directly, in the end, it's a bigger reward, since you can find some pretty good websites this way .

I agree. However, in case you're worried about your computer receiving multiple popups or a major security alert, sites like Sendspace and Mega are completely safe.

Glad know you have found a few links from Poodle. Now if you would like anymore I have most of Pseudo Echo's stuff including their latest Ultraviolet 2014 album (good - still the same sounding band) In fact Brian mentioned they want to stick with the same synth sound and they love playing their older stuff. Currently out touring in Australia, maybe the U.S. and other countries soon. Unless I missed them already (Who knows ??)

Also have some promo 12" remixes that I will record each and every one later on. These 12" include; Listening, Beat for you, Funkytown, love an adventure and a few Australian 12" mixes. The promo stuff has mixes like the Dancing Berry Mix, 4 rare house /dance mixes of Funkytown, and so on..

Too bad they didn't do a remix of "His Eyes" that would have been cool !!

The Autumnal Park album has been remastered in 2005 with some bonus tracks, and I requested on the iTunes website for it to be put up for sale in the iTunes Store. Just in case, I can buy a copy of the 1984 vinyl LP or the 2005 remastered CD, and I can rip and share it for you guys.

Poodle & Everyone,

Here is a quick compilation of some selected mixes on a compilation. Until I can rip every track from all my 12" vinyl's in complete form (all tracks from 12 inches in FLAC format). Enjoy!!!

01 A BEAT FOR YOU (REMIX).mp3
02 LISTENING (DANCING BERRY MIX).mp3
03 STRANGER IN ME (EXTENDED VERSION).mp3
04 DESTINATION UNKNOWN (EXTENDED VERSION).mp3
05 FUNKYTOWN (FUNKY VOCAL MIX).mp3
06 LIVING IN A DREAM (DANCE MIX).mp3
07 A BEAT FOR YOU (VOCAL DANCE MIX).mp3
08 LISTENING (DANCING KOALA BEAR MIX).mp3


http://www77.zippyshare.com/v/fJWiGs6u/file.html - (1)
http://www77.zippyshare.com/v/D9aJDAbI/file.html - (2)
http://www77.zippyshare.com/v/lrHCwdLX/file.html - (3)
http://www77.zippyshare.com/v/XAaZ7nsT/file.html - (4)
http://www77.zippyshare.com/v/FURMTCrT/file.html - (5)
http://www77.zippyshare.com/v/Asnykq0c/file.html - (6)
http://www77.zippyshare.com/v/6kB0y2Bi/file.html - (7)
http://www77.zippyshare.com/v/wWH40HpZ/file.html - (8)

Thanks NewWave&More!

NewWave&More, thank you!!! I hate to be picky, but is there any chance that you can share those files in FLAC (or WAV)? If not, I understand, too. Thanks, again!

Bellenger1981,

Damn I dislike picky people who want FLAC's (hahahaha!-I'm Joking!!)

Actually I just started about a few months trying to satisfy people with some stuff I have on Torrents and by Recording in FLAC 24 bit then doing the conversion to MP3 320 for all. So Yes! FLAC IT IS !!!

Thought I made some comments about me redoing the Pseudo Echo in FLAC's meaning all 12"s and every single track on all the Pseudo Echo's I have. (But no I didn't -Conversation cut off).

I'll make adjustments on my other posts !

Oh I see you got the FLAC from Out Of Mind from my request as well. More news I have a few plus 12ers except the rest of what will be posted later.

I also have a 12" of mixes -Trance sounding from Boxcar (Group) I believe for "I Hear Motion" and all my stuff of what I can vinyl form will be in FLAC too.

NewWave&More, thank you! FLAC is, indeed, the ideal format of choice for me. Nothing beats having a lossless "master" copy instead of those lossy MP3 files.

Bellenger1981 wrote:NewWave&More, thank you! FLAC is, indeed, the ideal format of choice for me. Nothing beats having a lossless "master" copy instead of those lossy MP3 files.

Too bad you can't put FLAC on ipods, ipads, smart phones etc. So despite its great sound quality, it's kind of useless until it works on all platforms.

I was quite surprised that my Samsung Note 3 (Android OS Kit Kat) supported FLAC format on its default music player. It warns me that the file has an unknown format when I copy the FLACs to my music folder, but the app plays them no problem without any special configurations.

Danielwaver wrote:

Bellenger1981 wrote:NewWave&More, thank you! FLAC is, indeed, the ideal format of choice for me. Nothing beats having a lossless "master" copy instead of those lossy MP3 files.

Too bad you can't put FLAC on ipods, ipads, smart phones etc. So despite its great sound quality, it's kind of useless until it works on all platforms.

Danielwaver wrote:

Bellenger1981 wrote:NewWave&More, thank you! FLAC is, indeed, the ideal format of choice for me. Nothing beats having a lossless "master" copy instead of those lossy MP3 files.

Too bad you can't put FLAC on ipods, ipads, smart phones etc. So despite its great sound quality, it's kind of useless until it works on all platforms.

Indeed, if you are one who uses these devices for music. I do not. I use a regular computer for my music and still burn CDs. Of course, WAV is fine with me, too. I'm just not a fan of MP3.