\Lenny Kravitz - Let Love Rule TQMP

The titile couldn't be more appropriate in this times...Let love rule...'cause... All we need is love! Brought to you by TQMP. (The Quality Music Project) In this project we, fellow pirates share only quality items out of our CD collections in lossless FLAC and include covers, especially for those who like to burn and print and put it in a nice and shiny jewelcase. Well, you all know the drill :) Ripped by Exact Audio Copy V0.99 from 01-23-2008, encoded to FLAC with 1024kb/s Get Your Free Copy of the EAC and FLAC suite at: http://www.exactaudiocopy.de/en/index.php/resources/download/ Please feel free to join the TQMP project! The "rules" are simple: Rip your CD (no 1980's cassettetapes or vinylrips please!) in lossless format AND include artwork. Include cue- and logfiles for the purists and the TQMP searchtag in your title, so it can easily be found. (Yes, on Google as well..) Say »thank you« by seeding... just seed, it is not harmful to your health:-)

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sparkwest (2009-04-07)

what's FLAC with 1024kb/s?

 zootallure (2009-04-08)

Bitrate doesn't really apply to FLAC the way it does to lossy codecs. Because in the process of writing sound information the encoder will use whatever bitrate value is necessary to store all the sound data (no loss). From silence (0) to absolute noise (1024). Average bitrate 600-700 is what's needed to store most music out there in lossless.
The bitrate setting on EAC doesn't have any effect on FLAC. It is there to be used with lame and other lossy encoders. Now, whatever value is there for FLAC will show on the log and maybe that's what's confusing.
So, it is just the setting of EAC program...

J4CK_THE_R1PPER (2009-05-14)

Thanks for the upload. =]

dlmax63 (2009-06-09)

Thank you