CBM Big Brassy - Cross Breed Music

[joelfan71]

Here is something from an obscure label named Cross Breed Music.

This is a jazzy , fun little album.

idriveshare.com/idrive/sh/sh?k=m4v0x2l8g7


Still in the hunt for two Perry CDS from 2019. As.listed in requests


All the best,

Daryl in Maryland

[Swingalong]

Any chance of a lossless rip of this CD? Thanks.

[joelfan71]

No sorry as my source doesn't provide them. I'm.still baffles as to why some members live or die with Flac? Now I'm not upset as in inwont contribute, it's just forget about analyzing or the spectrum results, I have A+ hearing and I have yet to notice any difference.

[nidostar]

Oh no Daryl! Now you risk waking the purists from their slumbers just like Beetlejuice! 😂

[joelfan71]

Yes you are correct. It doesn't really bother me. Well except someone can't be grateful for a high quality 320 rip and are complaining as if they are owed a Flac or Wav. Those people soon forget they didn't pay for any tracks or albums as well it's time consuming to sort and upload certain files.

[Yohanes Salomo]

Yes you are correct. It doesn't really bother me. Well except someone can't be grateful for a high quality 320 rip and are complaining as if they are owed a Flac or Wav. Those people soon forget they didn't pay for any tracks or albums as well it's time consuming to sort and upload certain files.

Dang, sorry about that. But for me, honestly, I'm actually grateful with what I have gotten in my hands. Even with lossy MP3, I'm so grateful that I build my very own library music collection (that are either MP3 or FLAC, even WAV, although not much).

[nidostar]

For me it's always been about the music rather than the format. My collecting days go way, way back to when 128kbps MP3 was considered a breakthrough. Yes, nowadays I try to grab FLACs when I can and have been ripping my CDs and LPs in FLAC for some while. But I still have a large number of MP3s and get as much enjoyment out of listening to them as I do listening to the lossless tracks. I recall not so long ago a member of this forum could not understand why people still continued to share music in lossy format. I think that misses the whole point of what this forum is all about. The music. When MP3 is all you have be thankful that you have anything at all.

[joelfan71]

I'm with you, I've always been grateful for any music that's been shared particularly live music that we can't purchase it's been a passion of mine since 2000s. I think through the majority of the people that I've been with this forum for the better part of 15 plus years now are very grateful and kind and helpful every once in awhile a troll or someone pops up and wants to be demanding and it's just aggravating because it takes time to rip these things tag I'm sort them upload them whether it's a simple mp3 320 from a CD or whether it's a group of flag files it doesn't matter. To each their own I hold no ill will if anyone prefers flack personally I can't tell the difference maybe if I ran it through analyzing a software I could but if it's a decent and solid 320 and it's fine on my speakers I have no issues

[Yohanes Salomo]

For me it's always been about the music rather than the format. My collecting days go way, way back to when 128kbps MP3 was considered a breakthrough. Yes, nowadays I try to grab FLACs when I can and have been ripping my CDs and LPs in FLAC for some while. But I still have a large number of MP3s and get as much enjoyment out of listening to them as I do listening to the lossless tracks. I recall not so long ago a member of this forum could not understand why people still continued to share music in lossy format. I think that misses the whole point of what this forum is all about. The music. When MP3 is all you have be thankful that you have anything at all.

Yes, I agree. WAV is the most pristine one, and yes, I do like WAV, but my personal preferences for the library rip were either MP3 or FLAC. And, ah. I see what you mean. That's a very interesting story. I'm glad that I'm very thankful that I have every library I have.