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A lot of bands are doing it for $9.99 cheaper.

Posted by: ogmb | Link to this comment | 09- 2-05 5:08 PM

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Sweet! [Note to self: you're in no position to pass judgement on who's getting it.]

Posted by: ogged | Link to this comment | 09- 2-05 5:11 PM

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Though I imagine a lot of the etree recordings are less than top-notch.

Posted by: ogged | Link to this comment | 09- 2-05 5:13 PM

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Such is concert recording. But actually etree is responsible for the popularization of the lossless FLAC codec. I'm not a big user of the site, but presumably they've got some recordings that actually benefit from the lossless treatment.

Posted by: tom | Link to this comment | 09- 2-05 6:55 PM

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There's also some other site that uses shorten primarily, I think.

Posted by: ben w-lfs-n | Link to this comment | 09- 2-05 8:42 PM

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furthernet.org I believe.

Posted by: tweedledopey | Link to this comment | 09- 2-05 11:41 PM

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Some os uf brain-damaged old hippies have got it earlier: even the idea of charging people for the downloads is here.

Posted by: Andrew Brown | Link to this comment | 09- 3-05 2:00 AM

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$9.99 must be the price that the artists like: it's the same one that They Might Be Giants sell MP3 albums at.

Posted by: Mary | Link to this comment | 09- 5-05 4:03 AM