The King In FLAC: Elvis Sings The Fabulous Sound Of The Sixties (2013)

Saturday, May 30, 2015

Elvis Sings The Fabulous Sound Of The Sixties (2013)

By ElvisFan
As untiringly requested by epg

CD Info: http://www.elvisoncd.com/EIGENECD_a-z/import/T/thefabuloussoudofthesixties.htm

3 comments:

Zvezdni PrahJune 2, 2015 at 9:02 AM
Thank you
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NAJune 4, 2015 at 7:02 PM
Get out of here 'anonymous'! We don't want that language here, no matter who it is aimed at.
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Elvis Fan ForeverJune 5, 2015 at 11:47 AM
@Aloha Eagles _Yes buddy i agree with you fully _Anonymous is a freak who has harrassed me in the past _This guy needs a Life _ I dont even know him _
@The King In Flac _Kindly reply to my email i posted you over the past few days _ty in advance _Enjoy the shares from me on dropbox Aloha Eagles and all my friends here who i have sent them to _ Enjoy week one and all _ I will add more cds soon on drop box soon ok buddies _ God bless u all _
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What Is FLAC?

FLAC stands for Free Lossless Audio Codec, and it is an audio compression format like MP3, but while MP3 uses a "lossy" compression, which basically discard audio information that humans can't hear, FLAC uses a lossless compression, which will not change the quality of the compressed audio. This means that if you rip an Audio CD track to a FLAC file, that file will retain the same quality of the original (CD quality), like a WAV file, but it will take less space, usually about one third of the corresponding WAV file. An MP3 file would take a lot less space (about one tenth of the corresponding WAV file) but to get this compression rate MP3, like other lossy compression algorithms, such like Ogg Vorbis or WMA, throws away part of the sound information. Of course lossy compression algorithms try to discard info that an average human can't hear, but if your ears are sensible and well trained, you will appreciate the high quality of FLAC lossless compression. All albums posted here are in lossless format (usually FLAC, APE or WAV), ripped directly from silver CDs where possible. If we don't have access to an original, we always check the downloads are genuine before passing them on. We have nothing against MP3 (hey, most of us have an iPod Classic virtually filled with Elvis) and, unlike some other websites or forums, we won’t bully you into only collecting this or that or whatever. Lossless is only offered here so you can burn the CD and make your own choice.