joefranklin
07-24-2017, 02:23 AM
Roy Colt E Winchester Jack (1970) - Piero Umiliani (MP3)




Cinevox MDF 331
Country - Italy
Release Date - 1970

Track listing

1. Roy Colt & Winchester Jack (Main Titles) (01:56)
2. Roy Colt & Winchester Jack (Seq. 2) (03:13)
3. Roy Colt & Winchester Jack (Seq. 3) (02:29)
4. Roy Colt & Winchester Jack (Seq. 4) (03:03)
5. Roy Colt & Winchester Jack (Seq. 5) (02:06)
6. Roy Colt & Winchester Jack (Seq. 6) (02:24)
7. Roy Colt & Winchester Jack (Seq. 7) (02:25)
8. Roy Colt & Winchester Jack (Seq. 8) (03:38)
9. Roy Colt & Winchester Jack (Seq. 9) (02:25)
10. Roy Colt & Winchester Jack (Seq. 10) (02:36)
11. Roy Colt & Winchester Jack (Seq. 11) (03:29)
12. Roy Colt & Winchester Jack (Finale) (02:54)
13. Roy Colt (The Theme Song From Roy Colt & Winchester Jack) (03:30) sung by Free Love
Total Duration: 00:36:08


MP3
http://www.mediafire.com/file/k2izkbkxckp5d0u/RCAWJ-M.zip

UPDATE: FLAC link deleted. Not lossless.
pedro1
07-24-2017, 11:04 AM
Gracias
RambaZamba
07-24-2017, 12:25 PM
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ArcadiaSSX999
07-24-2017, 01:10 PM
Thanks
gururu
07-24-2017, 02:11 PM
Is the FLAC really lossless?

One thing I know, I won't be chucking my copy at 320 out just yet.
joefranklin
07-24-2017, 02:26 PM
One thing I know, I won't be chucking my copy at 320 out just yet.

I originally downloaded this as MP3 and then converted it to FLAC, so the source was not lossless. I'm really not all that familiar with FLAC format but see that it's popular here. Is there a better way to convert MP3s to FLAC? Should they be 320Hz or 480Hz? Or is it not even worth converting them to FLAC?
gururu
07-24-2017, 02:40 PM
Unless you are manipulating a lossy source in an audio editor (i.e. altering the waveform), there's no reason whatsoever to transcode to lossless. Just leave it as it is.

Period.

There's no going back to lossless from lossy. You're just creating bigger file sizes.
joefranklin
07-24-2017, 02:49 PM
Unless you are manipulating a lossy source in an audio editor (i.e. altering the waveform), there's no reason whatsoever to transcode to lossless. Just leave it as it is.

Period.

There's no going back to lossless from lossy. You're just creating bigger file sizes.

Thanks for the tip. I'll stop converting formats.
alabamabo
07-25-2017, 01:05 AM
Thank you.
blaaarg
07-30-2017, 01:26 PM
Thank you
f@b
07-30-2017, 03:34 PM
Great, didn't knew this one, thanks!
Gg070660
07-30-2017, 04:10 PM
One thing I know, I won't be chucking my copy at 320 out just yet.

Hi,

Can you post your 320 version, please?