Also can see someone in possess of all 4 tracks of [WKD1005] Norcuron - Wicked (1998) and MAYBE I'll manage to actually download it (doesn't look the guy wants to share it for nothing with random ppl) - but that's it.
#2Anonymous2012-05-02 22:03
Thanks for all the help from you. Really nice :)
#3Vitamano2012-05-03 23:15
Seems like I found [WKD1009] Rainassence - NRG (1998)... http://www.discogs.com/Rainassence-Nrg/release/858697
... but somehow tracks A and B2 are ~1 min shorter than stated/printed @ vinyl's label or written in discogs' description. Ofc 1 min is too much but generally vinyl tracks' length are not quite fixed and for a number of reasons may vary in much wider range than CD ones (up to 10 sec or so).
Tho it's not completely uncommon that actual/pressed tracks' length don't match data written on the disc/cover - ofc just as there're cases of wrong setting of rpm @ vinyl player or cutting the track from start/end by a ripping person.
Anyways, here it is (tracks A,B1 @ CBR 128 kbps; B2 @ CBR 192 kbps):
Perhaps you'd better off trying to find those tracks @ some CD compilations...
#4Anonymous2012-05-04 00:25
Wow great :) Big thanks.
I think the 1 min less shouldn't be a big problem.
And about the compilations: As far as I know, most compilation CDs are mixed so it wouldn't be the original track. Ofc I like mixed tracks too but here I searched for the full tracks.
And atm I really think of buying some of the original vinyls, some guys sell them on discogs.
#5Vitamano2012-05-04 01:38
If you plan to get a good/proper vinyl-rip you need a bit more than disc in possession (which might cost QUITE a lot if we speak about rarity/"antiques" vinyl back from '90s without any leter represses/reissues/remasters).
a) vinyl's condition should be good (not "worn-out", overused by some pro DJ);
b) audio equipment with not quite consumer-level price tag;
c) some special knowledge for the old-skewl "analogue" ripping process itself and soft involved.
I'm tracking releases you mentioned for Activa and Wicked, so prolly some updates might follow in this or that request (despite imho not quite justified "filled" status for this one). Ofc highly unlikely I'll come up with "proper" scene release, but anyways there's really no need to thank for every even non-complete release/seperate tracks I happen to find :)
Here is (judging by filename, length ~matches discogs' one) track...
B1. Heavy Peppers - Rull 'n' Roll (Metal Gear Mix)
... from [WKD1007]. Bitrate = CBR 192 kbps.
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#1Vitamano2012-05-02 20:14
Well, I found A,B2 tracks of [WKD1008] Hurricane - New Generation (1998) in CBR 192 kbps @ Soulseek net:
http://www.mediafire.com/?c5kkllfsixl18gy
Also can see someone in possess of all 4 tracks of [WKD1005] Norcuron - Wicked (1998) and MAYBE I'll manage to actually download it (doesn't look the guy wants to share it for nothing with random ppl) - but that's it.
#2Anonymous2012-05-02 22:03
Thanks for all the help from you. Really nice :)
#3Vitamano2012-05-03 23:15
Seems like I found [WKD1009] Rainassence - NRG (1998)...
http://www.discogs.com/Rainassence-Nrg/release/858697
... but somehow tracks A and B2 are ~1 min shorter than stated/printed @ vinyl's label or written in discogs' description. Ofc 1 min is too much but generally vinyl tracks' length are not quite fixed and for a number of reasons may vary in much wider range than CD ones (up to 10 sec or so).
Tho it's not completely uncommon that actual/pressed tracks' length don't match data written on the disc/cover - ofc just as there're cases of wrong setting of rpm @ vinyl player or cutting the track from start/end by a ripping person.
Anyways, here it is (tracks A,B1 @ CBR 128 kbps; B2 @ CBR 192 kbps):
http://www.mediafire.com/?uape2y82wf035gb
Perhaps you'd better off trying to find those tracks @ some CD compilations...
#4Anonymous2012-05-04 00:25
Wow great :) Big thanks.
I think the 1 min less shouldn't be a big problem.
And about the compilations: As far as I know, most compilation CDs are mixed so it wouldn't be the original track. Ofc I like mixed tracks too but here I searched for the full tracks.
And atm I really think of buying some of the original vinyls, some guys sell them on discogs.
#5Vitamano2012-05-04 01:38
If you plan to get a good/proper vinyl-rip you need a bit more than disc in possession (which might cost QUITE a lot if we speak about rarity/"antiques" vinyl back from '90s without any leter represses/reissues/remasters).
a) vinyl's condition should be good (not "worn-out", overused by some pro DJ);
b) audio equipment with not quite consumer-level price tag;
c) some special knowledge for the old-skewl "analogue" ripping process itself and soft involved.
I'm tracking releases you mentioned for Activa and Wicked, so prolly some updates might follow in this or that request (despite imho not quite justified "filled" status for this one). Ofc highly unlikely I'll come up with "proper" scene release, but anyways there's really no need to thank for every even non-complete release/seperate tracks I happen to find :)
Here is (judging by filename, length ~matches discogs' one) track...
B1. Heavy Peppers - Rull 'n' Roll (Metal Gear Mix)
... from [WKD1007]. Bitrate = CBR 192 kbps.
http://www.mediafire.com/?ruo21k4722v9vyk