BlazBlue -Calamity Trigger- Limited Edition Soundtrack [FLAC & MP3 320]

~MP3 320 / 263.2 MB~
https://mega.co.nz/#!2BZHlRrJ!1TOaWhozmeWzoIhi2w6kCDFdtFNCe2G-pjZJPe7fFZU
~FLAC|LOG|CUE|RIP’D by me / 768.7 MB~
https://mega.co.nz/#!aBIwGT5b!uK-WACULFdh_sk3X_Q728MCwUjQkaj2J2f59uHqm_vk

Making a lossless rip from a CD is something I’ve been wanting to do for some time. Luckily, I happen to own the limited edition box set of BlazBlue -Calamity Trigger-, which comes with two audio discs and a bonus disc (containing free stuff). Using the EAC guide (Thread 91868) that Vegeta put together, I went through the painstaking process of setting everything up and ripped both CDs. Seriously, I would have been completely lose without his guidance. Gotta give him props.

Some general highlights:
-The tags differ from the VGMdb page and my rip because they were retrieved from freedb
-Disc 2 has artists in the filenames because that’s how EAC wanted it done
-Virtually no info was changed in the FLAC rip, apart from directory names in the logs (as Vegeta recommends)
-The package comes with the front and back covers from the VGMdb page; I don’t plan on getting a scanner as it’s personally not needed
-MP3s were converted directly from the FLAC files, because I would have had to go in and change virtually all the settings and the guide doesn’t cover that

"Proof" of purchase:
Pay the annoying store tag no mind.

Finally, please let me know if there’s anything that can be improved. This is my first time ripping in lossless and I’m a little anxious to see how it turned out. The true critic is not the merchant, but the customer, so to speak.

EDIT: Well, too bad the song still have that damned pop, but at least I can confirm it’s a defect on the disc itself.