Alphaville - Forever Young (Flac)

Year: 1984 Genre: Pop Codec: Flac Level 8 (Lossless) Cover: Yes Tracklist: 01. A VICTORY OF LOVE 02. SUMMER IN BERLIN 03. BIG IN JAPAN 04. TO GERMANY OF LOVE 05. FALLEN ANGEL 06. FOREVER YOUNG 07. IN THE MOOD 08. SOUNDS LIKE A MELODY 09. LIES 10. THE JET SET Info: http://www.amazon.com/Forever-Young-Alphaville/dp/B000005J5P

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matriarchies (2011-03-11)

What's the source of this audio? It can't be CD unless you did something to the audio before conversion to FLAC: CD audio tracks are always a multiple of 1/75 seconds (= 588 samples (at 44100Hz) = 2352 octets = 1 CD sector) in length[1], but all these tracks (except one) have lengths which are not multiples of 1/75 seconds.
This table shows the length of each file, in samples modulo 588 (588 is the number of samples in 1/75 seconds). For untouched CD-sourced tracks, this number must be 0.
104 01 - A Victory Of Love.flac
412 02 - Summer In Berlin.flac
200 03 - Big in Japan.flac
196 04 - To Germany With Love.flac
392 05 - Fallen Angel.flac
464 06 - Forever Young.flac
0 07 - In The Mood.flac
520 08 - Sounds Like A Melody.flac
316 09 - Lies.flac
336 10 - The Jet Set.flac
What's this mean? Either this music wasn't ripped from a CD, or the ripper modified the audio somehow (which is frowned-upon for FLAC audio).
I did run auCDtect on all files, and each is reported as being CDDA-sourced with 100% probability, so it probably wasn't encoded to MP3 and back.
1. Source: http COLON SLASH SLASH wiki DOT etree DOT org SLASH index DOT php QUESTION-MARK page EQUALS-SIGN SeedingGuidelines (section Tracking at Sector Boundaries)