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Classic Warp albums on emusic

Co-existence from Bergen (Norway) on 2009-02-19 10:29 [#02273453]
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Finally, some classic Warp albums are made available on
emusic. I use emusic a lot because it's high quality for
reasonable money. It's my fave digital outlet, by far.

The Warp catalog, so far..

ph from United States on 2009-02-24 18:28 [#02274768]
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nifty... but doesn't www.bleep.com already have this
covered?
Emusic is great for finding stuff like Midwest Product and
Stars of the Lid, ala, buffet style.

funkadil from United States on 2009-02-24 20:23 [#02274782]
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I like emusic because they are always offering(or at least
used to) free trials with lots of free songs.

ph from United States on 2009-02-24 20:56 [#02274783]
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I've found alot of other interesting independent
bands/individuals on Emusic...
the only thing is, is that you have to take the questionable
VBR mp3 route where the encoding could be anywhere from good
to mediocre.
The free trials are great though, they always sucker me in
with those.

Co-existence from Bergen (Norway) on 2009-02-25 09:39 [#02274825]
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i downloaded clonks coming and a few other random tracks of
the warp catalog. Their all V0 so I don't worry about
quality. I'd rather bleep did vbr v0 than the cbr 320 they
do today... and bleep is way too expensive

ph from United States on 2009-02-25 10:44 [#02274870]
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yeah, you're right. $1.29(US) per track for a compressed
copy is too much.

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