Compilation Name:
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Date:
04/13/08
Year:
2008
Venue:
Washington State University
City:
Pullman
State:
WA
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John H
(5/5)
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Flac / 2 |
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Notes (April 2025):
-no previous record of this recording on dime or TTD
-based on how the files were originally named I think I downloaded these files in 2022 through a link provided
by a trader on guitars101 to their collection of Elton John recordings (I forget who this person was)
-the trader probably did not record this
-I recall that many of the recordings in the link provided by this trader had lossy lineage and/or were
remastered by them, but these files are definitely lossless and I don't think this is remastered
-the files were originally organized in two CD folders, named as "EJ0", "EJ1", etc. with the indexing starting
from 0 and were without an info sheet or checksum
-to satisfy dime's rules for file name indexing, I renamed the files as 01,02, etc., then put them in a single
folder and made a ffp checksum
-upon trying to reverify the checksum I created, I got errors of "failed verification (checksum in file header
matches, but checksum of audio data does not match)."
-according to this TTD thread (http://www.thetradersden.org/forums/showthread.php?t=134069), the issue is
basically that the flac files from the trader didn't have a standard flac file header due to the program they
used (perhaps to encode the WAV files from a CDR rip to FLAC?) but the audio itself was fine
-my solution was to convert the files to WAV and then back to FLAC with TLH, and now the ffp checksum I
create actually works |
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jimiagogo
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CD / 2 |
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chicagoboy1999
(5/5)
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CDR / 2 |
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A |
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Paul Russell
(1/4.6)
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cdr / 2 |
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| Notes: |
nice band set |