Between The Lines


Linear Movement
Here's some fine Belgian minimal synth sent to me on a CDR by a blog follower. The work of Linear Movement originated on a series of private cassettes between 1982 and 1983 on the Micrart cassette label. These have subsequently re-appeared on a series of CDRs. These are compiled here in lossless flac as always. This is damn good stuff. Enjoy!
1 To Another Soul
2 Cytogenetic Movement
3 Five Faces
4 Due To You
5 Don't Try To Trick Me
6 Way Out Of Living
7 You Won
8 The Linear Way
9 Magical Melody
10 The Other Way Round

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  2. Really enjoying this so far. Only had a handful of tracks on comps. Thanks to you and of course to whomever provided the Cdr!

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  3. Yep, this CDR is called Pulse Music.
    http://www.discogs.com/Linear-Movement-Pulse-Music/release/584570

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  4. Thanks a lot, never heard of them before..

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  5. Really good stuff. Thank you VERY much!

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  6. I hate to break everyone's enjoyment, but these are MP3s upscaled to FLAC. Every song is cut off at 16 kHz, hallmark of 128 kbps MP3s, so certainly not lossless.

    Usefull links for audio newbies who don't want to be duped by fake lossless audio files:

    - Audiochecker: http://www.softpedia.com/get/Multimedia/Audio/Other-AUDIO-Tools/Audiochecker.shtml
    - Spectro: http://spectro.enpts.com/index.php
    - Spek: http://spek.cc/
    - How to check the real bitrate of audio files: http://www.wikihow.com/Check-the-Real-Bitrate-of-Audio-Files

    Hope this helped.

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    1. I forgot to mention that these tools are for Windows users, not sure if they'd work on Mac. And I forgot to mention CUETools to check CD rips against the AccurateRip database: http://www.cuetools.net/wiki/CUETools

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  7. This post is being pulled after it has been brought to my attention that there is a lossy step somewhere in the transfer to CDR of these tracks.

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    1. The Micrart CDr was lossy :-(

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