Eeew. My 00s goth collection includes an unacceptable number of 128 kpbs MP3s.
While I appreciate AudioGalaxy for introducing me to so much stuff, we were absolute barbarians back them.
Eeew. My 00s goth collection includes an unacceptable number of 128 kpbs MP3s.
While I appreciate AudioGalaxy for introducing me to so much stuff, we were absolute barbarians back them.
And I'm going to need someone to explain to the Cruxshadows about the merits of selling actual downloadable music online.
@HauntedOwlbear Remember AllOfMP3? Dodgy Russian site where you could buy, I'm sure totally legitimate, MP3s... but you paid by the kilobyte, and could choose the bitrate accordingly.
@ghalfacree No! I have at least mp3.com free promo CD, packed full of low-bitrate choons, though!
@anjune oh my fucking gods, that is a tragedy
@HauntedOwlbear My favourite band had a really cool bit that they only played live and that I only had as a bootleg .ra file :/
Oh, here we go, that entire V:TM tie-in album they had a track on. I didn't know this was called "Deception" for the longest time. Decent track, amazing violin line on the chorus, great break.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vympzV240mM
A lot of the versions of this album on YT are also very audibly low bitrate for some reason, but I think this is as good as it's getting. It's an absolute trove of Darkwave Of A Certain Era.
Also, bonus points to everyone who actually dressed like the cover illustration in 2000.
@HauntedOwlbear one of the wildest things I had recently was that I was listening to Ministry for the first time in years and I'd completely forgotten that The Ministry Vocals Effect is exactly the same as a terribly compressed Xing codec artifact
@chriscunningham Oh gods, you're entirely right though! (I went on a listening binge through Ministry's anti-ecocide tracks last week.)
@histrion For the longest time, I still hooked up a cassette recorder to my sound card's output!
@HauntedOwlbear well I remember the times when I wanted to share a song with someone, and the question was: will it fit on a floppy disk? A time when we also had huge 300x600px pictures.
Every single guitar on this album is SO CRUNCHY.
@lunarloony that is incredibly dark
@HauntedOwlbear In 2011, in an effort to save drive space on my MP3 player, I encoded all my music as 45kbps Vorbis files. Desperate times.
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