Allister Brimble's new tune (Silicon Heaven)
Posted: Thu Nov 12, 2009 8:53 am
Anyone bought it yet? I really want to, but I am a picky person and I dislike buying something crippled like mp3. If I buy something, it's for keeps and i don't keep rubbish (only when I'm too lazy to take the garbage out!). So my question is, naturally, if there are any shops out there that can provide me with a FLAC or WAV version of the song?
In the end my struggle against the record industry and the online shops will probably fail and I will have to succumb to the masses and buy the mp3. But I will try. If you read this Allister, please put it somewhere where they do offer FLAC - bandcamp.com or magnatune.com etc. There is a list on the links page over at flac.sourceforge.net of all the shops that support FLAC.
I'm not an audiophile by any means (my hearing is impaired due to a youth filled with band rehearsals) and my appartment is kind of the hitler bunker v2.0 with concrete walls, but even so I do hear the difference in lossless vs. lossy.
Sorry if this came across as slagging off Allister, which is not at all what I intended (it's more the fault of amazon and itunes for not providing any means for authors to put their work up for sale unaltered). I was very very happy to hear that he has made something new (besides game soundtracks which tend to be not so free when it comes to what style and what small personal details the author wishes to put into the songs). I'll probably end up buying it for 79p or 99cent anyway, just to support a legend. But I'd be happier if there was a lossless product! I'd even pay more!
In the end my struggle against the record industry and the online shops will probably fail and I will have to succumb to the masses and buy the mp3. But I will try. If you read this Allister, please put it somewhere where they do offer FLAC - bandcamp.com or magnatune.com etc. There is a list on the links page over at flac.sourceforge.net of all the shops that support FLAC.
I'm not an audiophile by any means (my hearing is impaired due to a youth filled with band rehearsals) and my appartment is kind of the hitler bunker v2.0 with concrete walls, but even so I do hear the difference in lossless vs. lossy.
Sorry if this came across as slagging off Allister, which is not at all what I intended (it's more the fault of amazon and itunes for not providing any means for authors to put their work up for sale unaltered). I was very very happy to hear that he has made something new (besides game soundtracks which tend to be not so free when it comes to what style and what small personal details the author wishes to put into the songs). I'll probably end up buying it for 79p or 99cent anyway, just to support a legend. But I'd be happier if there was a lossless product! I'd even pay more!