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Music De Wolfe (Lossless)

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tonyc1971

Apart from 3066 which I don't have here are the rest...

DWLP 2973 - The London Studio Group - Abstracts of the Industrial North (1966) [FLAC]
http$://mega.nz/folder/C9UzBaoA#E_ynRcvS9PgLOJuXlFE_7g

DWLP 3019 - The London Studio Group - The New Breed (1967) [FLAC]
http$://mega.nz/folder/zsl1gSwZ#u7PXRK8tcUtOwNE2DkHoEg

DWLP 3216 - The Studio Group - Times Two (1971) [FLAC]
http$://mega.nz/folder/28s2zbqY#rRjsHBw3pWM7AAWXl-2lRA

DWLP 3363 - Bright Spark - Natural Break (1977) [FLAC]
http$://mega.nz/folder/G4lBWSZb#avds7_5ioqhxGsWaNfDt_w

KPMPK1001


Eternas Ondas Musicales

I had problems decompressing the file DWLP 3341. Can anyone upload it again?

GradyTate

Here are two versions of 3066
pixeldrain.com/u/KqDk9WvX

KPMPK1001


Retronic

#155

DWSLP 3580 - Easy Living
4
Some nice samples on this one- drum intros, nice choppable intros, etc
pixeldrain.com/u/WnD9Wc6K

Retronic

#156
DWSLP 3601 -  The Cutting Edge

pixeldrain.com/u/AHdUzhrF



DWSLP 3583 - Mother's Luck | pixeldrain.com/u/duzTp4xY

Eternas Ondas Musicales

Many thanks GradyTate and Retronic.

Anyway, I don't know what's wrong with my DWLP 3341 file that can't be decompressed, can someone who has it upload it again?

Retronic


Quote from: danthemusiclover on February 18, 2024, 12:51:02 PM
I don't know what's wrong with my DWLP 3341 file that can't be decompressed, can someone who has it upload it again?

pixeldrain.com/u/Q7ar7XfD

Eternas Ondas Musicales


nidostar

Thanks Retro and Tony for this weekend's DW shares. Some gaps filled and one upgrade from, please don't laugh, a 96kbps MP3 which I downloaded in 2013!!  ;D

tonyc1971

Our pleasure, happy to help where we can.  Also not laughing at your MP3's.  When I began ripping vinyl many years ago, the default setting was 128kbps, which is poor.  BUT, compared to many off-air mono cassette recordings I had of test card music, this was a massive upgrade, and of course disk space was expensive back then.  What I also more recently discovered is I also made minidiscs of albums and compilations and they were in great quality - completely forgot that.  Now, it's a case of re-rips to lossless, Soulseek downloads (some FLAC's are sketchy as we know) or the good people of LMT to get the albums in really good quality.

Also, thanks to Retro for the recent uploads.  Filled some MDW gaps.

Greta

Thank you Retro for the last two additions!
G.

lbjames

Thank you Retronic for the recent LP recordings!!!
We are one step closer to complete the DWSLP series!!!  :) :) :)

nidostar

Quote from: tonyc1971 on February 18, 2024, 02:35:08 PM
Our pleasure, happy to help where we can.  Also not laughing at your MP3's.  When I began ripping vinyl many years ago, the default setting was 128kbps, which is poor.
Oh, yes to that. I'm currently re-ripping my vinyl collection to FLAC from the 128kbps I originally employed many years ago.

My musical listening experience started with my mother playing me things like I Tawt I Taw A Puddy Tat and Henry Hall's Teddy Bear's Picnic on 78's (some of which I still have) on our wind-up gramophone. So even a 96kbps lossy file is an improvement on that!! "Eeeeh the youngsters today don't know they're born...."!!!