320 KBPS MP3, vinyl rip, but a fairly clean one

Download (110.8 MB) (http://www.anonym.to/?http://www.multiupload.com/28TM2LPNEK)
1. Aled Jones - Main Title: Every Christmas Eve/Santa's Theme (4:07)
2. Henry Mancini - Arrival Of The Elves (4:04)
3. The Ambrosian Children's Chorus - Making Toys (3:54)
4. Henry Mancini - Christmas Rhapsody (3:49)
5. The Ambrosian Children's Chorus - It's Christmas Again (2:28)
6. Henry Mancini - March Of The Elves (2:53)
7. The Ambrosian Children's Chorus - Patch, Natch (1:14)
8. Sheena Easton - It's Christmas All Over The World (4:59)
9. Kaja - Shouldn't Do That (3:32)
10. Henry Mancini - Sleigh Ride Over Manhattan (4:14)
11. Henry Mancini - Sad Patch (3:07)
12. Henry Mancini - Patch Versus Santa (4:08)
13. The Ambrosian Children's Chorus - Thank You, Santa (3:11)

This is the same 320 KBPS vinyl rip that's been floating around for a while (if anyone can provide a CD rip, PLEASE do, it'd be muchly appreciated), but when I downloaded it, I noticed that the pitch was a little off, as can happen when the record spins even just the slightest bit too fast. I corrected the speed and re-encoded back to 320 KBPS MP3. I don't remember where I found the artwork that I included - I visit so many blogs looking for random things, it's hard to keep track.

Enjoy!

THANKS!

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Thanks very much for this!

Great post, thank a lot!

There is actually a CD-rip of this soundtrack only a couple of pages back:

Thread 73322

Thankyou very much！It is very impressed!!!

Thank You.

Thanks!

NOTE: Whenever you re-encode a lossy format using a lossy setting (i.e. MP3 320kps being re-saved at 320kps), you are in fact compressing the file still further (by a factor of four in this case) as opposed to preserving the original quality. Best to leave it as is or save it as a FLAC or wav file before doing your changes and then preserving it at that when you come to share it.