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Winning Ugly VXII
Be careful,though. The same .m4a container is also used for the lossy AAC format. ( The same container but 2 different formats. )
Good point. Just because .m4a or flac format is used doesn't necessarily mean it is high quality. As Winning Ugly VII pointed out. "flac" and ".m4a" are only 'containers' and could contain any quality music.
To see if it's high quality audio, open the file in an audio editor such as AVS Audio Editor and check the bitrate shown at the bottom of the program.
Here's some links I did myself. Some are only CD quality but much higher quality than mp3. These are ALAC (.m4a) files which will work in iTunes. Metadata included.
Missing Links - Boss Hawg - a companion to Brussels 1973.
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Mission Direct Hits DAC-069
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Leeds 1982
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Best of Shephard's Bush 1999 (possible unreleased source)
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Past and Present - 1982 Radio Show
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I'll upload some higher than CD quality test tracks soon. Check back later.