ANNOUNCE: Brian May Warsaw 30-09-1998 FLAC

30-09-1998
Warsaw - Poland
Stodola Club


Audio CD - Wav 16bit - Flac 8 level

271MB

CD1.
1. Polonez Asdur Chopin
2. Dance With The Devil
3. Only make believe
4.C'mon babe
5. Space
6. Sience you've been gone
7. Spike solo
8. Business
9. Musci joke
10. Jamie solo
11. Hoochie Koochie Man
12. Another World
13. Love of my life
14. Driven by you
15. On my way up
16. Chinese tourture / China belle / white man intro
17. Fat bottomed girls/ I want to break free / Headlong / Tear it up

CD2
1.The show must go on
2. Murray bass solo
3. Lasy horizon
4. Hammer to fall slow /fast
5. Brian solo
6. Resurrection
7. WWRY
8. Tie your mother down
9. No one but you
10. All the way to Warsaw
11. Sto lat


I'm seeding only 6-11 o'clock (week and all day at weekend).

I waited all week, but it´s worth it.

Thanks for the FLAC files.

Take care

Thanks so much! Very kind of you sharing this ;-D

Thanks very mush - great !!!!

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Dagmara wrote: [/QUOTENAME]
271MB [/QUOTE]

Is this lossy?

Indeed... also want to know if this is lossy or not?

Dear Dagmara, I'm afraid you've made a mistake when you ripped your CD-R to WAV and encoded to 12,000 or 16,000 khz instead of standard CD quality 44,100 khz.

The whole gig encoded onto FLAC level 8 should be approximately 650 MB big.

;-)

I'm not sure if I'll be able to download this, but I'd like to ask how's the sound quality. I've been dying to hear a good quality bootleg from the AW tour.

Anyhow, thanks for the upload - God knows we don't get enough solo boots in FLAC.

V.

Thank you,but there's no seeed...?

Thank you.

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Alex Solan? wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Dear Dagmara, I'm afraid you've made a mistake when you ripped your CD-R to WAV and encoded to 12,000 or 16,000 khz instead of standard CD quality 44,100 khz.

The whole gig encoded onto FLAC level 8 should be approximately 650 MB big.

;-)[/QUOTE]

I never encoded WAV to FLAC so You right.
I find in GoldWave - Wav- PCM 32bit stero- It's corect?

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Dagmara wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I never encoded WAV to FLAC so You right.
I find in GoldWave - Wav- PCM 32bit stero- It's corect? [/QUOTE]

Nope. If you're using the CD Reader feature on the "Tool" menu from GoldWave to rip tracks from an Audio CD, please do select as output "PCM signed 16 bit, stereo"

Here a screencap for further help:
http://img116.imageshack.us/img116/3003/goldwavexg2.png

Cheers ;-)

I made my wave used 16bit so I don't now why I have only 200MB FLAC :(

Please to avoid any confusion, use CDex, it's very very easy to use:

http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/cdexos/cdex_151_enu.exe?download

You have two options: Rip the CD onto WAV and later encode to FLAC using the FLAC Frontend http://cyberial.com/flacinstaller.asp - just in case, download and install this version please.

Here option 1 - Rip onto WAV only - green circled the Config button, then select the "Encoder" tab and copy all the steps you see in this screencap:
http://img379.imageshack.us/img379/1460/cdex1qh8.png

... or using the same CDex, rip and encode onto FLAC at the same time, also known as "on the fly encoding"
Same steps, just select what it's marked on this screencap - option 2:
http://img107.imageshack.us/img107/4649/cdex2si3.png

Good luck pal ;-)

I might understand what's the problem with this, the whole encoding is fine, seems to be fine, the problem is that this show sounds too distant and sometimes the volume gets really low, you can barely hear Brian singing, etc. etc.

So if you encode a song with very good volume, 5 mins long, you'll get a 25 MB big file, approx.
If you encode a song with low volume and some silent parts, same lenght, you'll probably get an only 5 MB file.

Thanks for sharing anyway.