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That one's autographed too! Bought that one ages ago :)

by Lori; 1 hour ago (edited); Report 👍 1

Thanks! :)

by Lori; 1 hour ago (edited); Report 👍 1

No Problem. :)

by Cysper04; 1 hour ago (edited); Report 👍

If you want to in it's full CD Quality.

Either rip it in 16-Bit 44.8 KHZ FLAC or 16-Bit 44.8 KHZ WAV Format.

by Cysper04; 1 hour ago (edited); Report 👍 1

I know, but never cared that much. 320 is still perfect for my ears. Talking about it now makes me miss the downloading days.

by Bill Liam East; 1 hour ago (edited); Report 👍 1

I used to collect CDs all through high school but I mostly stopped buying them after I graduated. I started buying them again in the last couple of years and it has been so fun to start up a collection again! Especially now that I have a portable CD player to enjoy them with. ^_^

I never actually got rid of all my CDs, but they're all with my parents. For a variety of reasons outside of our control, it has been difficult to get them mailed back up here. So in addition to the new-to-me CDs I've been finding, I have also been re-buying some of the ones I used to own if I found them cheap enough. :)

by Lori; 1 hour ago (edited); Report 👍 1

"Talking about it now makes me miss the downloading days."

@Bill Liam East There's still Soulseek.

by Cysper04; 1 hour ago (edited); Report 👍 1

I still use Soulseek sometimes. It's still as good as ever

by Lori; 19 minutes ago (edited); Report 👍