Agitation Free - 2nd
Originally released on a vinyl album on Vertigo Records (6360 615) in 1973. Ripped here from a subsequent reissue vinyl to high quality lossless flac. I had planned on a final 4AD post, but thought this would fit in nicely after the Dif Juz compilation. The proggy rock-jazz elements may scare some away, but this once (well at leat until the nineties) obscure krautrock album contains one or two chilled gems, and lovers of obscure early electronica need to hear Dialogue And Random.
A1 First CommunicationA2 Dialogue And Random
A3 Laila, Part I
A4 Laila, Part II
B1 In The Silence Of The Morning Sunrise
B2 A Quiet Walk
B3 Haunted Island
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ReplyDeleteGone soon
Before anybody asks why we get occasional 16-bit vinyl rips amongst all the high res ones, bloody Windows Update has a nasty habit of resetting my sound card settings without warning, and I occasionally forget to check.
ReplyDeleteOhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh yes. Windoesn't update RUINED a whole tranche of my vinyl to digital conversions a few years back when an update reset the stereo to dual mono (left track repeated on right) and (yes) dropped the bitrate. HOWEVER this ONLY displayed on Windows settings/properties - deep in the dungeons of the interface, NOT in Audacity, which I was using, which happily believed it was recording in stereo and at a decent rate.
DeleteUnfortunately this was during a concentrated period of conversions and I was just recording them and saving the raw files ('projects') to clean up later. Two. Weeks. Later.
First proper look I got at one, when I reopened it, it was clear that both tracks were identical.
Had to redo the whole lot.
This was the point I manually disabled Windoesn't Update and do every time I have to reinstall, so I only have to cope with setting everything once.
-Penguinflight
Cheers, much appreciated, whatever the bitrate.
ReplyDeleteBrilliant! Thank you.
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