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Jethro Tull - Aqualung [surround+quad] [FLAC]
Type:
Audio > FLAC
Files:
26
Size:
4.6 GiB (4937250797 Bytes)
Tag(s):
progressive rock prog surround 5.1 quad quadrophonic
Uploaded:
2012-04-03 20:37:23 GMT
By:
_bucaneer
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0
Leechers:
4
Comments
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Info Hash:
4A95D925B7BE9D0A4C1AE55A50600497390E9502




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Rip from 40th Anniversary edition DVD-A.

# Surround mix by Steven Wilson
FLAC, surround 5.1, 24bit, 96kHz
01. Aqualung
02. Cross-Eyed Mary
03. Cheap Day Return
04. Mother Goose
05. Wond'ring Aloud
06. Up To Me
07. My God
08. Hymn 43
09. Slipstream
10. Locomotive Breath
11. Wind-Up
Bonus tracks:
12. Lick Your Fingers Clean
13. My God (early version)
14. Life Is A Long Song
15. Up The Pool


# Original quad mix
FLAC, surround 4.0, 24bit, 96kHz
01. Aqualung
02. Cross-Eyed Mary
03. Cheap Day Return
04. Mother Goose
05. Wond'ring Aloud
06. Up To Me
07. My God
08. Hymn 43
09. Slipstream
10. Locomotive Breath
11. Wind-Up

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Comments

newbie here, can someone tell me how to convert FLAC to a surround DVD or CD i can play on home therter system.
My comments keep getting eaten up by some database error, let's try again:

These FLAC versions of surround albums are intended primarily for people who can listen to them straight out of their PC, and I don't really know how to burn them back into a working DVD. Check the comments here for some ideas: http://piratebayproxy.live/torrent/6727138/Steven_Wilson_-_Grace_For_Drowning_%5BFLAC%5D_%5Bsurround%5D

However, if you'll only listen to this album on home theater, your best bet would be to track down premade DVD images - there don't appear to any for Aqualung on The Pirate Bay, you'll have to search around.
Thanks for upload however the 5.1 mix is messed
on my system - whole soundstage is shifted to left - vocals out of left surround - anybody else
have this issue -
@gman57

Try using something like xrecode ii to convert FLAC to a different file format. Your system can most likely handle AC3, CDA, MP3, and WAV.
thanx!!