Complete Led Zeppelin Set at Rhapsody for $10 (165 songs, 256kbps, DRM Free)

[Johnnie]

would the Chicago show be?
April 6, 1977

seen here

 

[Frintin]

First Hot Deal I missed seeing in a long time...and it was a doozy!

My parents would not let me go to the Day On The Green Zeppelin show so I never got to see em live before John Bonham died. Truly one thing in my life that I will forever regret not having done.

 

[zettler]

Originally posted by: Johnnie
would the Chicago show be?
April 6, 1977

seen here

Yep!

I took mine in B&W and then used them for the College newpaper. Maybe it wasn't out-of-focus but it was suruuurrrrrrreeeeee smokey in there that night!

 

[Craig234]

I finally got to see Plant and Page perform (with an Egyptian orchestra backing them up on Kashmir) in Denver, CO.

 

[Johnnie]

i got to see Page/Plant in Atlanta 2 nights in '95.
I've seen Plant several times and on the 10th this month saw Plant/Krauss.
oh yeah...i'm a fan!!!

 

[Mavrick007]

Appears dead now? Anyone have a good link to this or is it $59.99?

 

[sapiens74]

DOh!



I missed out me thinks


Anyone have working link?

 

[NaughtyGeek]

OP, would you please mark this as DEAD in the title. I've been combing over hot deals for years and this is the first ****HOT mf HOT**** deal I've seen and of course I missed it.

 

[edro]

Wow, amazing deal!

Too bad I already have them all.

 

[zettler]

Rub it in!

I still have my LPs and a number of CDs but do not know how to convert them to a format I could then place on a SanDisk Sansa I got for Father's Day....

Plus, since I got my teenage son interested in Led, many of my CDs are now unusable due to his scratching them up!!! :frown:

Can anyone assist with either a "blow-by-blow" write-up on how to copy my CDs and transform them into an easy format so I can store them AND use on my SANSA without having to buy new software or the like???

OR

Links to where I can get usable copies of songs I already own BUT cannot use due to scratches??

A big thank you in advance!!:thumbsup:

 

[dehemke]

hard to compete with free... but $10 for the collection is a start.

 

[ericlp]

http://www.maximumpc.com/artic..._all_your_music_movies

this is the best step by step guide to copy all your vids and music!


Have fun!

Edit:


ARCHIVE YOUR CD LIBRARY
Forget MP3! We?re making bit-by-bit perfect copies of our music collection
using a lossless codec

Audio CDs are susceptible to damage and
aging, so it?s a good idea to make archival
copies of your collection. We?ll show you how,
using the lossless compression algorithm
FLAC (Free Lossless Audio Codec).
A lossless encoder compresses digital
audio ? les with absolutely no compromise
in ?delity compared to the original. The only
drawbacks are large ? le sizes (though they?re
much smaller than WAV ? les) and scarce sup-
port among portable players. On the other
hand, FLAC enjoys wide support among
audio-streaming boxes.

This isn't your average MP3 RIP it's for people that want quality.

 

[txlonghorn]

I ripped my entire CD collection using open source CDex ripper. It was free and simple to use.

CDex

 

[LittleNemoNES]

no!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[dehemke]

Ok, off topic, but you guys might enjoy this:

http://www.theonion.com/content/node/28086

 

[zettler]

Originally posted by: ericlp
http://www.maximumpc.com/artic..._all_your_music_movies

this is the best step by step guide to copy all your vids and music!


Have fun!

Edit:


ARCHIVE YOUR CD LIBRARY
Forget MP3! We?re making bit-by-bit perfect copies of our music collection
using a lossless codec

Audio CDs are susceptible to damage and
aging, so it?s a good idea to make archival
copies of your collection. We?ll show you how,
using the lossless compression algorithm
FLAC (Free Lossless Audio Codec).
A lossless encoder compresses digital
audio ? les with absolutely no compromise
in ?delity compared to the original. The only
drawbacks are large ? le sizes (though they?re
much smaller than WAV ? les) and scarce sup-
port among portable players. On the other
hand, FLAC enjoys wide support among
audio-streaming boxes.

This isn't your average MP3 RIP it's for people that want quality.

Thanks for ALL the links!

Funny, I subscribe to that magazine and forgot that was an issue recently...:shocked:

Ericlp,

You added something to your post about archiving - is that from the article (I haven't read yet) or is it related to something else???

Thanks again!

 

[ericlp]

^^^ Yeah from the FLAC mag article. IMO I think it's the best way to backup your collection. The only problem is, I had to buy another hard drive! After I backed up all my CD's and DVD's it damn near filled my 500Gig Drive, and well, I thought if spent all those hours to back up my music, I might as well invest in another hard drive to backup all my time and effort! Sheesh, where does it end?

Now I have the source and 2 backup copies plus whatever is on my xbox or Ipod.

 

[zettler]

Originally posted by: ericlp
^^^ Yeah from the FLAC mag article. IMO I think it's the best way to backup your collection. The only problem is, I had to buy another hard drive! After I backed up all my CD's and DVD's it damn near filled my 500Gig Drive, and well, I thought if spent all those hours to back up my music, I might as well invest in another hard drive to backup all my time and effort! Sheesh, where does it end?

Now I have the source and 2 backup copies plus whatever is on my xbox or Ipod.

Thanks! I have a 400GB and a 500GB Maxtor external jsut sitting around so I hope I can accomplish it....my biggest issue is (again) my teenage sone scratched a bunch of my best CD's up and now they are toast.