I bought volume 1 a few months ago and the quality on some of the recordings was a little questionable, but I am half way through this one and the quality is outstanding!
I would highly recommend this to anybody interested in classical music, or anybody who doesn't own any classical music
Message edited by: ChubbeeD on 2009-08-14 09:49:24 CDT
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xyankee said:Thanks... I had a $5 Amazon MP3 certificate burning a hole in my pocket. 100 tracks for 99 cents.. sounds good to me! Got a link to Vol. 1?
Sorry, I couldn't find it. If I do find it I will let you know.
Maybe if this was 1995 and your processor and dialup connection can't handle anything more than 32k or 64k MP3s. These are 256k and would sound great on any decent system. I haven't heard all the songs yet, but if there are any of questionable quality, it would be due to the source material, not the MP3 format.
KuoH
neo1022 said:This is MP3 downloads. There's no way the quality can be 'outstanding'. That is something MP3 cannot deliver.
I found out that vinyl can be just as good as FLAC if its a new vinyl. At first I thought of a recording from the 1950's, but I now understand that some new music is being produced onto vinyl at amazing qualities.
Thanks for the info atomota.
As for the 100 Greatest Classical Masterpieces Vol. 2, I am missing song # 67 "The Buffoon, The Buffoon's Bedroom"
Is anybody else missing this song? Or is it a problem with my computer?
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