Lookin for this :

http://www.geekcastradio.com/featured/press-release-la-la-land-records-2-cd-set-of-the-he-man-and-the-masters-of-the-universe-soundtrack

I second this request.

thirded

I'd like a bite of this as well...

me sixth, thanks to the contributors!


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I would like to buy it when I have enough money that i can ignore that high shipping fee from US to China. Hope not too late before they sold out. :)

6 people who won't ever support the label and buy it. Oh well.

Yeah, I have no qualms about downloading things like Avengers or Harry Potter, because films like those make an enormous amount of money and the composers probably receive a lovely paycheck for their services.

But when labels like La La Land release small-time scores like He-Man... that's when I think it's a bit rude and even a tiny bit shameful to download w/o buying.

I always try to support the artists of television scores and small-time films who I like, because how often do you think they have a chance to sell their work to the public?

I understand that not everyone has the money to purchase these albums, and I can understand that... but there are some who refuse to pay for anything regardless of finances.

Well no offense, but I constantly see you saying flac, flac, flac?? Then you say you're happy with the mp3s anyways. Sorry, just confuses me. I'm sure that the samples on La-La Land's site will hold you over until someone decides to post this. Probably one of the regulars, like the wonderful KevinG.

I'll take whatever format there is for this.
VBR-0 or even VBR-2 would sufffice.
This score doesn't exactly have details or range.

loseless (sometimes)

It is lossless always.
Even if sourced from a lossy source.

It's lossless in that you won't lose any more quality unless you do something to lose such quality. :smrt:

That includes editing.
Editing lossless files:
1) The only quality you lose is what filtering/editing you do to it (bandpass, dynamic compression, etc)
2) The rest of the data won't be lost if you keep it in a lossless format.

The only "sometimes" lossless codec out there is lossyWAV, where it's a hybrid of lossless and lossy audio.
I don't like it though.

Class dismissed.

Hello everyone! ^^^^ I just got my copy in the mail today. :) Since it's obviously not in the Freedb yet, I'm filling in all the info in EAC, ripping both discs, and scanning the booklet. I'll have both FLAC and MP3 links available when everything is done (the mp3's will be converted from the EAC FLAC via dBPoweramp's Music Converter). Just hold tight, and we'll all be able to bask in the glorious 80's glow of MotU! :)

Awesome, lots will appreciate that, kamui99!

That is indeed wonderful!

I want to check Netflix to see if they have this show...

Done! Thread 188073 :)

Thank you kamui99!!! ^_^

Done! Thread 188073 :)

Thanks a lot