No prob. Here's the lot, minus the 3 albums I found that are ridiculously transcoded. The AR LP albums are all mp3, mostly lower bitrates, 128s, 192s, a few 320s. Most of the BRM albums are flac, as labeled in the filename.
Many thanks BWP. I only had three Ariston albums BRM's 12, 15 and 17. They all sound good. I'm going through your BRM set at the moment and they don't disappoint.
One thing that puzzles me though - an observation not a complaint. It always strikes me as odd that the original rippers of these albums have enough pride in their work that they save tracks as WAV or 24 bit FLAC and yet often the final product is not as good as it could be. BRM 003 is a good example. The sound level is so low you can hardly hear the music. The other thing that gets me going is the unnecessarily long lead in for some tracks. One track on BRM 003 had a 7 second lead in of complete silence before the music started. Crazy! Fortunately being FLACs I can edit them to address these shortcomings without detriment to the quality of the audio data.
As I said it's an observation only because I know you've got these from your travels around the net and that you aspire to higher standards for your own rips. But I just wonder why people are content to put out substandard rips in the first place but in 24 bit FLAC?
