Hi,

I'm looking for:

- Little Queenie (live in Chicago 1997).

It was the Bridges To Bremen Japan bonus track.
Anyone willing to upload it as a FLAC?
Please not packed as rar, I'm no expert.

Thx!

Regards, René

here you go
workupload

HMN

you don`t need to be an expert to unpacked files from a rar. Winrar is very simple and easy to use and is for free.maybe you need some information (very easy to understand) and/or a little help from a friend, and all your rar problems are solved.
But i understand and promise not to send you files in rar.
Good luck.

[simple.wikipedia.org]

[winrar.en.uptodown.com]



Edited 4 time(s). Last edit at 2020-08-23 21:06 by StoneZP.

win rar is easy and everyone uses it. you need to learn it.

Aaaah, thank you very much Honestman and StoneZP!

Regards, René

Hate to tell you but this flac has no sense since it was sourced from DVD. Initially, audio format on DVD is lossy. I run it through Trader's Little Helper test. The result is - track looks like MPEG with probability 100%.

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Hate to tell you but this flac has no sense since it was sourced from DVD. Initially, audio format on DVD is lossy. I run it through Trader's Little Helper test. The result is - track looks like MPEG with probability 100%.

You're absolutely right, my mistake I didn't recall it was from the MPEG

HMN

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ironbelly
Hate to tell you but this flac has no sense since it was sourced from DVD. Initially, audio format on DVD is lossy. I run it through Trader's Little Helper test. The result is - track looks like MPEG with probability 100%.

You're absolutely right, my mistake I didn't recall it was from the MPEG

Sorry, guys.
I must correct myself on this one and stop using blindly TLH in the future.
If this file came from the compilation Made In Japan that was presented by Deltics some time ago - it is OK. That one is lossless rip from Bluray.
One thing that puzzles TLH and leads to MPEG result is relatively sharp cut-off/step at appr. 19.5 kHz. This step is recognized by TLH as a signature of MPEG. But this step is due to the recording equipment. It is not caused by lossless->lossy transformation (like mp3). Usually mp3 has cut-off within 12-15 kHz range.