[MUSIC] Sonic Youth 24-96 Vinyl Pack (Rock, Experimental, Noise) [FLAC, 8.17GB]

CounterintuitiveBody | 24 points | Dec 11 2017 14:58:41

[MUSIC] Sonic Youth 24-96 Vinyl Pack (Rock, Experimental, Noise) [FLAC, 8.17GB] | Megalinks MegaDB [MUSIC] Sonic Youth 24-96 Vinyl Pack (Rock, Experimental, Noise) [FLAC, 8.17GB]

These are the only Sonic Youth albums I have in vinyl rips. This is not a complete discography. I do have a few other SY albums in FLAC from CD source which I will upload in a separate post.

Contents:

1982 Sonic Youth EP
1986 EVOL
1987 Sister
1988 Daydream Nation 2007 4xLP Deluxe rerelease (including live album and bonus tracks)
1994 Experimental Jet Set, Trash and No Star
2004 Sonic Nurse
2009 The Eternal

M | Megalinks MegaDB M (base64): aHR0cHM6Ly9tZWdhLm56LyNGIWQzWmgwSVFiIUxGMEdCNk1ncENCS0czenUyb1NMRVE=

Enjoy, and as always PLAY IT LOUD!

[-] cpsayhi | 2 points | Dec 11 2017 20:35:44

Thanks a lot man. Really bringing me back to my brash younger days. Getting to listen to vinyl rips instead of old limewire dls and scratched cds is awesome.

[-] TheOneWhoReadsStuff | 1 points | Dec 11 2017 23:43:20

So, can you tell me what the difference between a vinyl rip and other files is? Does it sound clearer, or is it just a reproduction of a record player?

[-] cpsayhi | 2 points | Dec 12 2017 00:06:41

Well, from my understanding, unless you're relatively trained or have good hardware allowing a denser audio clarity, the difference between a vinyl rip or a relatively high quality audio file may be negligible to the ear.

From my experience, a lot of my CDs would skip due to insane wear from picking them up secondhand from friends and goodwill due to my age back then. Limewire rips usually sounded like the audio files were submerged underwater so there's that.

Regardless, if it sounds great, then it sounds great and this sounds great.

[-] CounterintuitiveBody | 1 points | Dec 12 2017 02:23:00

From my experience, a lot of my CDs would skip due to insane wear from picking them up secondhand from friends and goodwill due to my age back then

Same here, I actually have recently started finding alternate sources for many of the CDs that I have ripped from my personal collection to ensure that I don't have to hear those skips that couldn't be fixed by EAC

And I agree that a lot of these sound great! I didn't rip any of these myself, but the folks who have spread these great albums around online did a fantastic job. There are often release notes included that detail the exact cleaning/recording/lineage, for those super hardcore audiophiles to ensure they are getting the purest possible reproduction.

I'm glad that people are enjoying these! I've got a few more packs of HQ vinyl rips to upload, but after that it's a lot of CD rip FLAC that I still want to contribute.

[-] CounterintuitiveBody | 1 points | Dec 12 2017 02:18:10

The sound of these sometimes includes the sound of the needle dropping and/or the "pops" that a vinyl record might have. Not necessarily clearer, but it does usually sounds like it's actually being played on a record player.

[-] TheOneWhoReadsStuff | 1 points | Dec 12 2017 22:49:36

Nice. I mean, I can’t imagine that really adding to the feel other than nostalgia. But hey, this is art we are talking about here, so if it makes ya feel good, then it’s good.