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What are you listening to? Part XXX - Sexxxy tunes for sexxxy folks

Shambles said:
Iechyd da, Kiely 🍄
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Michelle Shocked - Anchorage Alaska, The L & M Don't stop Here Any More, When I grow Up, Memories of East Texas.

A superb collection of folk songs.

Unfortunately she's been totally cancelled online, over a homophobic incident, although she denies that she actually is homophobic, and had some other reason for her remarks, which were taken as homophobic. But whatever her intention was, that incident has meant that all of her music has been totally erased from the internet - no youtube. no spotify, nothing, so I cannot post any links.

It's insane imo, that she's been cancelled due to some remark, yet Garry Glitter who committed obviously atrocious, despicable, and horrific crimes against children still has his music available on youtube. Same for The Lost Prophets; their music remains readily available and accessable :| Can anyone explain the sense, rationale, or logic of any of that? There just isn't any imo, the world HAS gone mad. Fucking political correctness can go to hell. You can rape countless children and even babies, and nothing happens to your music, but make one homophobic remark, and you're completely erased :mad:

But back to the main point, I guess I could look into a file sharing platform to host the links, but I doubt whether anyone would give the tracks a listen anyway, and it'd just be a waste of time.

I had to buy the CD as the only way of listening to her music, and dust off an old computer that has a CD drive to rip the CD to MP3. And then transfer those files to my newer PC and phone. The sound quality is noticeably better ripping direct from CD, compared to even the re-mastered tracks on 1080 HD on youtube. The sound quality is meant to be totally losless if you rip to FLAC files, but they take up huge amounts of memory. Like more than 1GB for one CD IIRC, and then you need apps or programs that can play FLAC files, and tbh, I don't think there'd be a hugely noticeable difference, unless you're using really high end equipment to listen.

I heard that PCs provide excellent quality for playing DVDs, so I assume the same is true for CDs, and if you've got good headphones or speakers there may be a noticeable difference. I really should try, but it's a lot of faff disconnecting everything from my newer PC to re-connect the old one with the CD drive.
 
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