tonights recording (may 15th)

[Jude]

YEEAH!

[Ducks]

Thanks dankrass your a legend! 

[Jono]

Awesome buddy, thank you. Very good quality.

[elmaestro]

thanks man, great fucking quality!!!!

Please keep it coming!!!

[Sagolik]

thanks you man! your the man! 

[Will]

Awesome, man! You're doing something great for all the GN'R fans out there.

[Neemo]

thanks!!!

[Steel_Angel]

thanks dude 

[Dont Try Me]

yeah, your doing great stuff! Can;t wait for tomorrow 

[joneslloyd]

I don't usually login here, i just check the pages, but this news is surely worth showing some real gratitude for!

Rock on !

FLAC's will be ace!

Jonesy

[F*ck Fear]

Thanks for this man!

[gnr2006]

Hi.

I love lossless audio. This guy is willing to do so much for us provided that we don't make mp3's of these shows and share them. Let's make sure that we respect his wishes. I will be hosting only the flac's one disc at a time on my boards server, instead of hosting the whole show in mp3.

Anyone who says they can't hear the difference has a pretty shitty stereo, that's all there is to it. FLAC is the exact recording as it was, all the data. Why wouldn't you want the exact recording, even if you thought you couldn't hear the difference?

Thank you so much for both the recording of these shows, and also sharing them in there lossless audio format for those of us who have made the easy decision to choose quality over speed of download. I sincerely hope GNR fans respect your wishes and you continue to share your excellent audience recordings with us.

And to those who may choose to "remaster" these recordings, keep in mind that you should start with FLAC > WAV and then WAV > FLAC. Don't share your remasters in mp3 format once the lossless recording is available.

[DemocracyRose]

Best quality ive heard so far!!!!

THANKS!!!

[aramelus]

Well I don't wanna burst someones bubble about the quality of FLAC. There's no denying that FLAC is the way to go if you want to e.g. want to remaster the files because  things like wav->mp3->wav-> mp3 can decrease quality a lot. But I've never met a person or read somewhere that a person can hear the difference between an good encoded 320 kbps mp3 an a wav file.
The bad reputation that mp3 has come from noobs who are not able to use their encoder correctly, or from crc errors which you often have if you download from the net. For just listening and downloading mp3 is the way to go, FLAC files are just to large to handle in general ...

[Vegar]

thanks man 

[dickies]

And to those who may choose to "remaster" these recordings, keep in mind that you should start with FLAC > WAV and then WAV > FLAC. Don't share your remasters in mp3 format once the lossless recording is available.

I'll remaster the full show in the way I did here:

http://www.heretodaygonetohell.com/board/index.php?topic=30137.0

And then, I'll share the thing in FLAC format. The wish of the guy that recorded the whole show is clear...
But, my feeling is that some people (NOT me) will encode the original show and the remaster in mp3 format soon.

[Will]

I guess people can use MP3s for their personal use, just not for sharing.

[JB9988]

kick ass man!

[DunkinDave]

What kind of device was the show recorded on?

[dankrass]

I can hear the difference between a 320 MP3 and a FLAC.
I have over $8000 invested in my home stereo.

Bottom line is: I can tellt he difference; I hate MP3s; if people blatantly violate my wishes, you can go back to listening to so-so AUD tapes because I will enjoy the tapes myself.


Here is the recording & transfer specifications:

Recording: AKG CK31 cardioid capsules > AKG LM3 L microphone bodies > AKG MPAIIIL 48volt Phantom Power Adapters > Marantz PMD660 solid-state CF recorder w/ custom Doug Oade advanced modifications.

Transfer: Marantz PMD660 > USB2.0 > CDWave for track splitting > FLAC