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Sopot Jazz Festival 1957. Not much of a collectors item I'd think; I had two copies and gave one away... Strange that you mention its being sealed, I can hardly imagine these were ever sealed originally. Is it in one of those flimsy generic covers?

1946, Stan Kenton records for Capitol 1969, Phil Woods At the Montreux Jazz Festival (MGM) 1971, Alice Coltrane records for Impulse (Universal Consciousness) 1994, Barney Wilen - New York Romance (Sunnyside/Venus)

a 78 rpm "kiddie record" from 1949 here

This must be the third or fourth mention of this thing here. Deservedly so, of course!

1961, Jack Teagarden - Mis'ry and the Blues (Verve), ctd through the 22nd 1967, Teddy Wilson - Air Mail Special (Black Lion) with Dave Shepherd, cl; Ronnie Gleaves, vib; Peter Chapman, b; Johnny Richardson, ds; 1968, Rahsaan Roland Kirk - Left & Right (Atlantic)

Golly I dunno - I thought this was an intelligent forum not a drunken circus of introspection and denial, or something. Was it something I said? ← not at all, it was in response to AllenLowe's trolling and baiting

I listen through headphones all of the time and it works fine for me. Just try it and don't use it if you don't like the result.

FLAC files are about half the size of WAV files. not sure I understand the original question, aren't there many players that come with a FLAC plugin? Like WinAmp, foobar, ...

1959, Walter Perkins' MJT+III (VeeJay)

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sounds like you've got a leak couw... ← it was just one of those digital post modern guitaristic farts like Marc Ribot poots them forth ... and of course an expression of dismay at Allen's childish behaviour in welcoming a new board member

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Welcome SeeWhy. I have recently been using this interesting method to speed up the process of getting rid of crackles. Thus far I have not encountered any detrimental effects like those you describe for trombone (or trumpet) parts. Maybe it's worthwhile to give it a try as well ?

going with Claude this is likely a hardware problem then. Can't help much more, maybe check the CDex forum for some advice.

http://www.withlouis.com/film/yoda/

Only after Caiman have listed the Euro-box ← Don't they have it yet? I picked it up in a (local) discounter three or four weeks ago, for around 65 eurozlotys. Haven't started listening, but I'm looking forward a lot! ← I'd say you got mighty lucky as there is no trace of this one otherwise going all budget on us

oy, it seems you get all the fun here... try a search for wnaspi32.dll at the CDex board for some solutions (hopefully). this is a problem that might be related to XP Service Pack 2

so, does it work in the other drive then?

The CDex board discusses issues of this kind with copy protected disks. The advice is to NOT install anything the disks want to install. If you have already done so, you will need to find what it put where and uninstall it all. Opening the disk in your file manager will give you an uninstaller, I hope it delivers what it promises. Then there is some talk of selecting another Ripping Method: CDex > Settings > CD Drive > Ripping Method and set it to something else.

Playing Rendell - Playtime now and it deserves more unequivocal praise heaped on it.

It's from 1958 and it's in the British Cool vein. Maybe a bit pedestrian at times and without obvious risks in the arrangements. Quite enjoyable though and with some very nice solo spots. It is a solid date that certainly has more than a fair share of the good shtuffe.

I believe there are USB cables that enable you to connect two machines that are not on a LAN. Simply plug in on either end and hope Microsoft holds what it promises and all goes without further ado. Probably costs 10$ or so.

dunno, it was trashed two days ago, so it recently must have accumulated this dot.net from some other heap