if he had them on his ftp server, then someone else should have them as well, and it's reminded me to look through my download folders when i get home next week, so it's not exactly pointless.
also, if 128kb mp3s are all that exists, then again, that's not pointless, it's the best quality that's available at the moment.
does anyone have higher quality of these tracks?
i'm not sure RM was saying his has the originals, and so has the cat numbers, just that he has all of these files. some of which may or may not correspond to the remixes Dan was talking about
On 27 Aug 2011, at 08:12, Chris wrote:
> On Sat, Aug 27th, 2011 at 12:18 PM, Robert Stringer <rmstringer@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> [list of nine bodgy Madrugada Eterna mp3s]
>> I have it all!
>
>
> Listing 128kb mp3s is pointless in the context of contributing to a group
> effort to compile the best quality conversions of back catalogue and rarities.
>
> Listing a bunch of non-existent tracks is just embarrassing. What are the
> cat #s on each of those, if you're claiming them as "it all!"
>
>
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