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NJPhinPhan wrote:

12 lb. nestle crunch wrote:even the type of voice he did. jimmy doesnt talk like a hick

I'll agree with you there. And since when does he weigh 300 lbs?

When he carries his money.

No.

1. It's Five O' Clock Somewhere
2. I'll Go On Loving You

3. Little Bitty

4. It's Alright To Be A Redneck

5. When Somebody Loves You

6. Where Were You (When The World Stopped Turning)

Actually, after watching the news and seeing what these people were wearing and trying to dance to Buffett, I think it's time for me to read Marx. Groucho Marx.

phinhead wrote:I just burned the first vegas disc on with my real player with a 5 second crossfade between songs and now i have NO GAPS!! I love it!

Just don't tell the RIAA or you'll end up on trial.

It's a pretty good set. My girlfriend has it. While all the music sounds the same to me, the videos were decently edited. Especially the one where the warehouse turns into a open field.

I got my copy today and was really surprised by the gaps. I'm sure their is a reason for it, but I can't figure out what it might be. Poor quality control? Cheaper to produce? Mistake? No one cares anymore, just pay me? Artistic choice? (Doubt that. Unless the artist likes the predictable-mechanica...

Must have done the package in Korea.

Maybe they used EZ CD Creator.

I know that. Even FM radio is compressed (not codec wise but by limiters). But CDA is still the best as a master in the home environment, if well mixed and well mastered in the studio. It carries the full range a human can usefully hear. I know I know, compressed audio sounds like CD quality. :lol: ...

Hearing is subjective. Plus even if it sounds great, your stuck with that format. Can't compress that to the "next" big thing. Windows Media Audio may be better. The open source Ogg Vorbis may be better. But rates also factor into the size. But again it's subjective and all companies will ...

Yea, RM plays back at a low rate so it can stream. I don't know. For Buffett's music, compressed audio I guess wouldn't make a difference anyway. Depends on what your using to play the music back on. MP3 converted into CD-A plays okay on my car and PC speakers but awfull on my home stereo system. I'...

Oh gee. I have Windows 98. I guess I have to stick with the old fashioned 44:16 crisp CD's.

Do you have to order something in order to keep getting it? About 10 years ago only 2 issues were mailed to me because I didn't order anything.

Wonder if he had to buy tickets from a broker.

I guess the plan is to turn this into a chain and become fast foodish?

I still refuse to pay 10.00 for compressed audio. I can spare the extra 2 or 3 dollars for the CD 44:16 version. This way I can burn it any format I want for the next 15 years. A better compressed format will come along within 2-3 years. Either way, I will never have a portable player that holds 100...

True. Modern country music is like top-40. with a scientificaly premeasured amount of steel guitar inserted at all the right spots predetermened at focus groups.. its a formula thats meant to sell records. modern country has as much a link to country as rap does to blues. Yep. That's what I meant.

I guess I better not go over there and mention Frank Zappa. Work around: Buffettnews dot com or cnn dot com. On the other hand, bandwidth is not cheap. It's not like TV where advertising rates are based on viewers. So this site may close for the last part of the month. Smallchange, how long will it ...

True. Modern country music is like top-40.