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Respect to anyone still managing a library of mp3s
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this post was submitted on 23 Oct 2023
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I have the same mp3 I ripped from a cd decades ago that has a bug in one of the tracks, and I love it.
Man I love when you download a song you haven't heard in years and it's the same rip from when you were a teenager, there's certain songs I can't listen to on Spotify because they don't have that random audio artefact.
I have so many of those. Some songs were longer than the version I downloaded, and the true version sounds wrong to me. Can't help it.
I have a song where the riff leading into the chorus is shorter by half second and I'm constantly coming in early on the chorus unless I listen to the good copy.