Tuesday, 13 April 2010

KPM 1241 - Keith Mansfield & T. Cox - Technology & Movement




After trawling the excellent thelibraryhunt (no, it didn't take all of six weeks!), I was amazed I had one which wasn't there, so here it is as a re-up.

Billed on the back cover as a companion to KPM 1240 'Action World' it has some great smooth hi-tec style tracks which are worth grabbing. This was ripped 3 years ago so no real collector's protocol was used, the track titles are untagged but for the filenames, and I decided to have the spoken track numbers at the end of the preceding track which seemed more listener friendly.

I can do a fresh rip at 320kbps and all the other stuff if there's any interest..

Eventually!

KPM 1241 - Keith Mansfield & T. Cox - Technology & Movement 66Mb

Ripped and Encoded by Slothy@256kbps
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6 comments:

  1. house30314 April 2010 at 03:57

    Very appreciated!

    Thanks for sharing...

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  2. Slothy27 April 2010 at 19:24

    You are most welcome..!

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  3. Hooked on Stereophonics4 May 2010 at 08:26

    Wow, nice record! Thanks for this.

    If you do a fresh rip, 320 kbps wouldn't sound any better than 256. Go lossless and avoid pre-echo (evident in the character of the surface noise). People who need lossy can transcode it themselves.

    Also, don't sweat the tags or lack thereof. It's the music that's important. People who gripe about it are probably retagging everything to conform to their own filing system, anyway.

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  4. Slothy30 May 2010 at 11:43

    What you say about pre-echo sounds interesting, but I've always had an aversion to flac - I'm one of those people who converts afterwards!

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  5. the saucer people3 April 2012 at 16:43

    Huge thanks for the rare KPM! I must admit, I prefer the later 70s/early 80s electronic sounds of the library world so this is a huge treat as I am pretty sure I have never seen this posted before.

    I must admit, I was a bit of a FLAC/WAV avoider in the past, but looking back, it was more an issue of hard-drive storage than anything else - and having terrabyted (?!) up, I have got to say, you can difference in terms of a fatter/warmer sound....

    maybe you should try FLAC on this album..just as an experiment ;)

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  6. Anonymous24 February 2013 at 06:16

    Johnny Pearson restored album, 2013.

    https://hotfile.com/dl/186524812/a5d6a63/I_remember_that_Summer_Johnny_Pearson.rar.html

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