The Doobie Brothers - Toulouse Street - TQMP slavetothesound

This is a friggin CLASSIC man! - That's all I need to say. And a BIG thanks to whoever it was that uploaded Captain and Me the other day and reminded me of this great band that I have not played for a long time :) Track List: 01. Listen To The Music [0:04:48.10] 02. Rockin' Down The Highway [0:03:23.58] 03. Mamaloi [0:02:30.67] 04. Toulouse Street [0:03:21.40] 05. Cotton Mouth [0:03:43.00] 06. Don't Start Me To Talkin' [0:02:44.38] 07. Jesus Is Just Alright [0:04:35.62] 08. White Sun [0:02:31.65] 09. Disciple [0:06:45.03] 10. Snake Man [0:01:35.42] - Party like it's 1972 and enjoy! - Do you have an appreciation for great sound quality and hate those fuzzy mp3s? Join the The Quality Music Project and put up all your releases in a Lossless format like FLAC. Then tag them with TQMP in the title so that people know your ears can't be fooled: you don't want that low resolution mp3 crap and you won't ever ruin someone else's musical experience by giving it to them. Only high quality releases will come from you and the TQMP. PM me or post below if you'd like your screen name added to the list of faithful members. TQMP current known member count: 3 (we're new, help us out!) If don't know much about the differences between mp3 and lossless formats, but have an appreciation for sound quality, you may be interested in this article: http://www.stereophile.com/features/308mp3cd/ - slavetothesound

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 Breezin (2008-04-28)

Great Upload, Slave! Let me fill you in with some tech-details about the difference between mp3 and FLAC. m3 is a compression utility (the original wav file works with a datarate of 1411kb/s. mp3 compresses this to 320kb/s at its best, most mp3's work with 192kb/s, so the wav is decreases to about 15%of its original size, the remaining 85% are lost). FLAC is an archiving utility, much the same as winzip or winrar. It decreases the file size to around 70% of the wav, but "unpacked" the original wav will be created. Those who can't hear the difference should be in search of a new set of ears :)

 Breezin (2008-04-28)

Covers at:

(You should be doing this, Slave :)

slavetothesound (2008-04-28)

Thanks Breezin, I'll start uploading my covers with the torrent I suppose... I can't let myself get lazy, we are the QUALITY music project after all - I'll upload the original centerfold from the vinyl LP for this as well, when I dig it out in a week or so - Had a great picture of the whole band sitting around nude in a whorehouse :)
I hereby declare that all future slavetothesound releases (after Sparkle and Fade) shall include covers!

slavetothesound (2008-09-14)

Yes, this is from CD. What would be the point of ripping a vinyl album to the same format as CD? Wouldn't that negate all benefits of the vinyl format?

orsoncart67 (2008-10-01)

sorry slave, but their is a massive following for vynyl rips that have been captured with £500 s/cards and £2000+ turntables
the way the music was mastered (analouge vs digital) just seems to the layman that cds are better
in some cases this is very obvious
try and listen to songs in the key of life on a £2000+ t/table then you will start asking differnt questions to yourself
qustion 1 can i get that sound though a dac, cd or computer, answer YES WITH THE RIGHT DIGITAL KIT
keep up the great work slavetothesound!!!
nice one PEACE