16/44 FLAC | CDRip - SQEX-10689~90 (logs inc., not my rip) | ~530MB
FTP (https://thoas.feralhosting.com/sorrow/For%20FFShrine/NRMSCCONCD.zip)
Scans - FTP (https://thoas.feralhosting.com/sorrow/For%20FFShrine/NRMSCCONCD_SCANS.zip)

Sold at the NieR Orchestra Concert venue and Tokyo Game Show 2018.
Tags and file names are in Japanese. Big thank you to the ripper.
English to Japanese / Japanese to English batch file (file names + tags) for Windows only. Extract files next to disk directories. Zshare. (https://www88.zippyshare.com/v/kxKWFnyu/file.html)

Thanks!

very nice surprise .. thank you very much

Added batch :). Enjoy.

EDIT: added scans.

Thank you!

Thanks again! :)
If someone want high quality artwork, here is the link: :large

Thank you again for a wonderful upload!

Thank you!

Arigatō <3

Scripting on Windows looks pretty scary.

By the way, why are Japanese tags / filenames not fine for you? You seem to understand it. Bad for sharing with others or anything else? Just curious.

As always, thanks for your sharing here <3

Rare Stuff this is! Thanks!

thanks!!!

Scripting on Windows looks pretty scary.

By the way, why are Japanese tags / filenames not fine for you? You seem to understand it. Bad for sharing with others or anything else? Just curious.

As always, thanks for your sharing here <3

It can be :(. I didn't really set out to learn batch, It just sorta happened over time. I also know a little bit of Python. Japanese tags are fine for me actually. I just know that some people prefer them in English. I've been learning JP for around 18 months, so that makes me even more interested. You're welcome!

Thanks for your reply.

Well, I don't think batch scripting is worth learning it at all. Well, it kinda works for simple stuff but I ain't touching it, no way :)

On the contrary, learning some bash or Python is a lifetime investment. The latter can be easily recommended for anybody.

I can re-create your batch script in Python if you wish, you could learn something from it or just adapt for your further usage.
If you'd like to play with music files and Python scripting, I can give a few suggestions:
- pytaglib (https://pypi.org/project/pytaglib/) or mutagen (https://pypi.org/project/mutagen/) libraries for working with audio metadata. pytaglib is a wrapper around well-known C++ taglib (https://taglib.org/) library, which powers mp3tag, for example (and many more applications, of course);
- Pathlib (https://docs.python.org/3/library/pathlib.html) (it supports globbing (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glob_%28programming%29), btw) and shutil (https://docs.python.org/3/library/shutil.html) for working with files.

Good Python code often reads as plain English. It's a good and very popular language, especially for people who are getting more familiar with all this tech stuff.

I been racking my head, but I have listened to this CD Music Concert and the Blue Ray Rip, and they sound identically. Was there another concert at TGS or another venue that I didn't know about? Because, I swear, this is the same one from their first concert. But anyhow, cheers, this one does sound far clearer than the Blue Rip, at least to my ears.

Thank You.

thanks

Thanks for your reply.

Well, I don't think batch scripting is worth learning it at all. Well, it kinda works for simple stuff but I ain't touching it, no way :)

On the contrary, learning some bash or Python is a lifetime investment. The latter can be easily recommended for anybody.

I can re-create your batch script in Python if you wish, you could learn something from it or just adapt for your further usage.
If you'd like to play with music files and Python scripting, I can give a few suggestions:
- pytaglib (https://pypi.org/project/pytaglib/) or mutagen (https://pypi.org/project/mutagen/) libraries for working with audio metadata. pytaglib is a wrapper around well-known C++ taglib (https://taglib.org/) library, which powers mp3tag, for example (and many more applications, of course);
- Pathlib (https://docs.python.org/3/library/pathlib.html) (it supports globbing (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glob_%28programming%29), btw) and shutil (https://docs.python.org/3/library/shutil.html) for working with files.

Good Python code often reads as plain English. It's a good and very popular language, especially for people who are getting more familiar with all this tech stuff.

That's very true. It's fine for small projects. I haven't been interested in Python since, unfortunately. I have more important stuff to focus on right now. Maybe the interest will come back to me one day (I lose interest in most stuff quickly and on and off). Last python thing I made was for tagging my rips from Qobuz using Beautiful Soup. I wasn't able to automate the downloading of the tracks though. Can't just use their API either. Don't think it supports Python, and there's no wrapper. That'd be pretty neat actually if you don't mind. I'd like to see how that works (no rush though). Thank you for the suggestions and I'm sorry for the slow reply, man.

Thank you!

May 2B and 1A Bless you with their love.

thanks for sharing

thank you!

Thanks for this.
;) ;) ;)

The batch file link is down, any way to get it back up?

Also, thanks a lot, I've been playing a lot of NieR:Automata lately and oh boy, I'm loving it.

Thank you for sharing! I just completed the game and I loved the soundtrack!