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Req: Fiction Factory - Another Story
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by djprep » Tue Nov 12, 2013 8:48 am
[quote][i]Originally posted by 1980-F[/i]
<br>Thank you so much, CounterCircular!
That's why I love this board. [:)]
You're uploads are both awesome, even the vinyl rips are in fantastic quality.
Maybe you're not a computer wizard, but your vinyl recordings are much better than many others that can be found on the net. I f you have any other rare stuff in this quality, I'm sure many visitors here will be greatful, if you share them with us.
Just a few words to 'lossless':
Of course, most people (including me) probably won't hear any difference between a high quality MP3 (in most cases 192k-256k is enough) and a lossless file (WAVE, FLAC etc.)
I'm looking for lossless quality because of two reasons:
1) You can rebuild a 1:1 copy of the original CD without any data loss; it just "feels" better to have a "real" copy than just MP3s - even if one can't hear a difference. Ripping your rare stuff in lossless quality also might be good for you, if ever something happens to your original CD. Especially those old discs (> 20 years) sometimes show symptoms of old age: I have a few, which have small holes in the reflection layer. (You can see them, when you hold the CD against a light source.) So lossless is just for saving rare material for the future.
2) I sometimes like to remaster (bad) vinyl rips or do own (extended) remixes of songs, that never got an official extended version. Since there's a loss of quality when working with MP3s, I'm glad for any lossless sources.
This is just my explanation why I prefer lossless files, I don't want to talk you into re-uploading the FICTION FACTORY stuff.
Thanks again for your great work!
Best wishes from Germany to Denmark [:)]
1980-F
[/quote]
1980-F, let me know if you still need this CD in lossless and I can email you a link [;)]
<br>Thank you so much, CounterCircular!
That's why I love this board. [:)]
You're uploads are both awesome, even the vinyl rips are in fantastic quality.
Maybe you're not a computer wizard, but your vinyl recordings are much better than many others that can be found on the net. I f you have any other rare stuff in this quality, I'm sure many visitors here will be greatful, if you share them with us.
Just a few words to 'lossless':
Of course, most people (including me) probably won't hear any difference between a high quality MP3 (in most cases 192k-256k is enough) and a lossless file (WAVE, FLAC etc.)
I'm looking for lossless quality because of two reasons:
1) You can rebuild a 1:1 copy of the original CD without any data loss; it just "feels" better to have a "real" copy than just MP3s - even if one can't hear a difference. Ripping your rare stuff in lossless quality also might be good for you, if ever something happens to your original CD. Especially those old discs (> 20 years) sometimes show symptoms of old age: I have a few, which have small holes in the reflection layer. (You can see them, when you hold the CD against a light source.) So lossless is just for saving rare material for the future.
2) I sometimes like to remaster (bad) vinyl rips or do own (extended) remixes of songs, that never got an official extended version. Since there's a loss of quality when working with MP3s, I'm glad for any lossless sources.
This is just my explanation why I prefer lossless files, I don't want to talk you into re-uploading the FICTION FACTORY stuff.
Thanks again for your great work!
Best wishes from Germany to Denmark [:)]
1980-F
[/quote]
1980-F, let me know if you still need this CD in lossless and I can email you a link [;)]
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Re: Req: Fiction Factory - Another Story
by modsupremo » Mon Sep 28, 2015 12:19 am
Hello and greetings!
I was wondering if anyone has this album in Lossless?
Thanks and God bless!
I was wondering if anyone has this album in Lossless?
Thanks and God bless!
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