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[Jopax]

So Of Mice & Men are quite interesting, never been much into this type of metal/whatever it is, but they're nice enough to keep me listening

[Trapezohedron]

Have twenty four minutes of Nujabes.

[chewie]

Idea: Post a link to your "liked videos" playlist on youtube. Especially if they have lots of music. No editing!

Mine. Much music stuff there, but also some other things. Weird things.

[The Scout]

I'll just drop this... keygenjukebox.com

[Aklyon]

I heard those kind of things were useful for playing chiptune music, yeah.

[penguinofhonor]

Songs PoH thinks should exist #2: A mashup of "A Thousand Miles" and "I'm Gonna Be (500 Miles)".

[Trapezohedron]

Have some Touhou Remix.

[Rex_Nex]

Have some Touhou Remix.

Thank you.

[penguinofhonor]

can't stop listening to La Roux

no seriously i've listened to that song like twenty times today

[Heron TSG]

Started with New Century's Tarantella. The beginning was awesome, the singing and metal part left a little to be desired. However, I now understand why Tarantellas are supposed to cause endless dancing.

My top 5, favorite first.

Tarantella Siciliana
Tarantella Neapoletana
Tarantella Calabrese
Ciuri Ciuri
Mi Voglio Maritari

Damn you ♪=120 6/8 time songs with catchy rhythms and usually accordion! Damn you!

[Jopax]

Coldplay really outdid themselves with this one, quite an amazing song.

[SalmonGod]

Just discovered Smiletron.

It's a shame he releases all his stuff in 320 cbr... such a horrible format.

[Trapezohedron]

ignore this post

[Yannanth]

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[SalmonGod]

Just discovered Smiletron.

It's a shame he releases all his stuff in 320 cbr... such a horrible format.

Audiophile detected.

Honestly, how many people release music as VBR or lossless, god forbid? 320 bitrate honestly sounds pretty much the same on 9 out of 10 expensive speakers. You can't even play FLAC on Android devices below version 4.

It's not about sound quality.  320 CBR is effectively the same as lossless as far as I'm aware.  It doesn't cut out any audio information.  Complete silence portions of the track take up the same amount of space as audio rich portions.  VBR gives you a smaller file by cutting out portions of the file that contain no audio or are beyond human hearing range.  The difference in space won't mean much if you don't collect large amounts of music, but it adds up to many GB if you do.

It also matters if you have a preferred format of your own.  If I wanted to translate the files into OGG format (my personal favorite), I would get an audibly lower quality end result from this than I would if my source was a FLAC.  This is why it's the preferred format for distribution and archiving.