Shred Room 56: Saqqara

it's weird how some copy protected CDs rip but some don't

No, I think it was most common in the early 2000s. I'm guessing some of the methods they used can be bypassed with software but some can't.

Edited by Vompatti - May 05 2017 at 10:48

Vompatti wrote: No, I think it was most common in the early 2000s. I'm guessing some of the methods they used can be bypassed with software but some can't. It's annoying because I've recently been ripping all the CDs I buy and only listening to them on the PC. So if I accidentally buy a CD I can't rip it's pretty much useless to me.

I thought I had some stuff that would just record it through an aux cable, but I might be mistaking...

twseel wrote: HemispheresOfXanadu wrote: twseel wrote: HemispheresOfXanadu wrote: http://agoraphobicnews.com/exclusive_interview_with_patrick_robert_drummer_behind_gorguts_obscura.php Only slightly clickbaitish interview with Gorgut's Obscura drummer that I can't read at the mo' because I should be sleeping. ...I read it anyway. very insightful, really affirms the level of deication you can hear back in the album itself Also I like that the interviewer asked stuff I've wanted to know, like what Cloutier's been up to. yeah though he does make it clear that he was sort of a passer-by in the Gorygutties and ya should really check out one of many interviews with Luc Lemay; I saw one recently, he was very open and also appeared to be a real music geek

I saw one where they were in... The middle east or something? It was good but a bit was lost in translation on both sides. (actually I posted that one in the previous shred) Luc's also on a few Metal Injection (youtube) compilations where they ask a bunch of bands the same questions ("favourite metal singer?" "least favourite subject in school?" etc.). But definitely need to look for interviews sometime rather than youtube suggesting them to me.

Vompatti wrote: twseel wrote: Vompatti wrote: No, I think it was most common in the early 2000s. I'm guessing some of the methods they used can be bypassed with software but some can't. It's annoying because I've recently been ripping all the CDs I buy and only listening to them on the PC. So if I accidentally buy a CD I can't rip it's pretty much useless to me. I thought I had some stuff that would just record it through an aux cable, but I might be mistaking... You lose some sound quality that way though and you have to manually cut the tracks into separate files and adjust volume and stuff k ["ouch" emoticon]

hmm yeah i guess so but i don't give mouse's nose about sound quality myself and i also just keep the physical CDs ready next to my computer, i like the experience and the possibility of reading the booklet at the same time

Edited by twseel - May 05 2017 at 18:06

I just came back to life, in fact.

ture

Mroe like reserection amirite?

I likke drum beats without cymbals in an erotic way.

Monotonprodukt 07 is a good album