Mastiff
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It is all up for purchase on the iTunes store
...and how do I listen? Very carefully!
Wonder why on itunes but not Google. I'm not in the apple "ecosystem".
It is all up for purchase on the iTunes store
...and how do I listen? Very carefully!
MP3's are killing the CD ,the trouble is that MP3 just isn't the same qualty as a CD and the higher fidelity (FLAC) format's are pretty hard to find.
So now the LP is making a comeback because of the low qualty CD remasters and crummy fidelity of the MP3.
The point of digital in the first place was a higher qualty alternative to the LP and what do we get,garbage.
Thanks Bo!!! Didn't know about that site.
Beat me to it. On topic, I have 'In the Court of the Crimson King' on CD but hope to get the vinyl some time soon.I use my ears... Like most music.
As far as I'm aware, their music is unavailable by any modern electronic means. Am I supposed to go on Ebay and buy old CDs to rip or something? My cassettes from the 80s have long since dissolved.
As far as I'm aware, their music is unavailable by any modern electronic means. Am I supposed to go on Ebay and buy old CDs to rip or something? My cassettes from the 80s have long since dissolved.
Same thing for Tool. I heard they had a new album or something.
There is the Disciplineglobalmobile.com website, which sells all things King Crimson, you could literally purchase their whole catalog there, they also have downloads so you don't have to wait.
I've been a fan since the 80s, so every time something new comes out, I just purchase the CD because I like having the whole package with the artwork - it's a holdover from my childhood when I'd read through liner notes while listening. I still do that.
Ebay also has a number of sellers selling used CD's too. I've completed collections by looking there.