Audiomachine (2006-2009) [mp3@256-320]
- Type:
- Audio > Music
- Files:
- 887
- Size:
- 2.26 GiB (2426124051 Bytes)
- Uploaded:
- 2010-07-22 20:21:25 GMT
- By:
- Anonymous
- Seeders:
- 0
- Leechers:
- 1
- Comments
- 7
- Info Hash: 948EEA73E66623ABC763125201556EB31A42875F
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Artist.....: Audiomachine Year.................: 2006-2009 Origin....: US Genre...........: Trailer music Quality..........: mp3 VBR 256-320 kbps Size...........: 2.26 GB _______________________________________________________________________________ Platinum Series I 3 CD (320 kbps) Platinum Series II 3 CD (320 kbps) The Lighter Side: Cool, Fun, Rocking (320 kbps) Blood, Death, Fears (320 kbps) Trailer Acts 3 CD (256 kbps) Atomic Music Station 3 CD (320 kbps) Tools of the Trade I (256 kbps) Tools of the Trade II (256 kbps) Big, Big & Bigger (256 kbps) Terminus 3 CD (320 kbps) _______________________________________________________________________________
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Thanks so much for this upload, Fantastic songs!
I'll help seed! Keep up the great uploads
I'll help seed! Keep up the great uploads
Thank You
Brilliant collection mate, thanks !
this type of music REALLY benefits from being in Lossless format, like FLAC or APE.
This music is quite complex, lossy encoding just doesn't do this collection justice.
This music is quite complex, lossy encoding just doesn't do this collection justice.
I agree this kinda music needs to be at the very least flac since flac is lossless and mp3 is lossy. Difference!
I agree with RegPulp, but thanks a lot to the original uploader and all the seeders for this wonderful collection.
Also I would like to comment that it's written kb/s (symbol for kilobits per second), not kbps (symbol? for kilobits pico- second, which doesn't make sense) or any other form. I the slash couldn't be used for some reason (very few cases), it could be written without it.
Best regards.
Also I would like to comment that it's written kb/s (symbol for kilobits per second), not kbps (symbol? for kilobits pico- second, which doesn't make sense) or any other form. I the slash couldn't be used for some reason (very few cases), it could be written without it.
Best regards.
@Wandico - Please don't spread false information.
k = kilo
b = bit
p = per ('/' is the symbol for 'per')
s = second
Both "kbps" and "kb/s" are equally correct. The slash/'per' can also never be left out, as that would imply "kilobitseconds", which is not a unit for transfer speed.
Great torrent by the way, love this music!
k = kilo
b = bit
p = per ('/' is the symbol for 'per')
s = second
Both "kbps" and "kb/s" are equally correct. The slash/'per' can also never be left out, as that would imply "kilobitseconds", which is not a unit for transfer speed.
Great torrent by the way, love this music!
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