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lots of people have nfo and sfv files in their directories, what are these for? i always just delete them. |
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When a "release group" rips a release, they put these with it. The .nfo contains a load of information about the release and usually a tracklist etc. The sfv is a file with which you can verify that the files are all complete and unmodified, if you use a program such as quicksfv. Neither file is particularly useful if you just want to listen to music but the mp3 "scene" people get all pissed off if you delete them. They are cocks. |
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ohhhhhhh, i bet that's why some albums have the same string at the end of the filename. that's the 'release group', idnit? i share just as much as anyone else, and i don't ask them to keep special files giving me credit. fuck that. |
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exactly, they want to get credit for the files when all they have done is ripped the cd or vinyl . |
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release groups are so very, very lame.. <)<)<)<>+>+>+>+o0o0o0o0o... .posted by the pdt krew, whut!. ...o0o0o0o0o+>+>+>+>+><_<_<_<_<_ |
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ha ha yeah credit for what..? ripping to mp3. they are the new artists. |
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They also love making themselves out to be super cool. EG: ──────── │ ─ ── ┌─────── 472;──┐ 472;───── ── ─ │ │ ─ ── ────── RELeASE NoTES ───── ── ─ │ │ │ │ │ │ some jazzy shit conducted by el-p, good shit to listen to │ │ while kickin back and snorting a couple lines. │ │ │ Nice one. |
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