Mark Lanctot Wrote: > This is exactly what I'm doing. And it's a free country, whatever rocks > your boat. :-) > > I just got a 250 GB disk for music and I only have 31 GB of music, so > storage space isn't a problem. Crappy music is. And there's a lot of > crappy music out there. Life's too short to listen to crappy music, so > I put it in the Zapped Songs playlist and delete them when I can. I > don't care if it breaks up an album, I never listen to whole albums > anyway. And just because there are some good songs on an album, it > doesn't make the bad ones better. > > I also just recently got rid of most of the live music I ripped. I > have never liked live recordings. I would rather not hear the > clapping/cheering, the poor mic, the muffled instruments, etc. I > realize this is often a different interpretation of the album version, > but it generally sounds so crappy anyway, I don't care.
I completely agree about the "live" recordings. If one wants "live" - there is only one way (that I know of) to have "live" -- that is go to the show! Studio work is by the blood,sweat and tears of the techs,musicians,producers,grunts and so forth. Strive for the perfect sound and hope like the dickens it's a live run - if not - roll it again 'till it's right. Recorded "live" is a crap shoot. Most times it's less than worthy of vinyl. -- deepblu ------------------------------------------------------------------------ deepblu's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=3456 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=21807 _______________________________________________ ripping mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/ripping
