lazytown-cd-remnants

[Fox]

Re: LazyTown CDs

Yes, that's true. Many of the German songs are extended, but also have a different equalization. That might be what you're referring to.

Did they get the songs this way? It would be pretty insane of them to mess with a master piece

[Stingy]

Re: LazyTown CDs

There is in Los geht's Neues aus LazyTown album Wake Up song is different. I mean not an extended version.

Yes, that's true. Many of the German songs are extended, but also have a different equalization. That might be what you're referring to.

[SollaMega]

Re: LazyTown CDs

There is in Los geht's Neues aus LazyTown album Wake Up song is different. I mean not an extended version.

[Stingy]

Re: LazyTown CDs

There isn't instrumental song of Jólin bíða eftir þér from Jól í Latabæ (2009)
Can you upload it if you have?

You're right, it isn't there. For whatever reason it wasn't included on the CD. The instrumental is still available through the original 2001 release though.

[SollaMega]

Re: LazyTown CDs

There isn't instrumental song of Jólin bíða eftir þér from Jól í Latabæ (2009)
Can you upload it if you have?

[boblbee]

Re: LazyTown CDs

When I planned to make this thread, it was my original intention to post them as WAV lossless files. I ended up settling for a mid-range mp3 encode due to having a better metadata container, but mostly due to file size. Not only would I require a comfortable chunk of disk space on my own machine, but I would also need to find a good place to host however many gigabytes it would end up being.

Perhaps as time goes on, I will find the time and resources to have links to some lossless rips.

Yeah, I figured file size was the main reason I couldn't find anything. Perhaps creating a torrent would be the best option, if you decide to do it one day. Something similar to the LT Sprout/NBC rips. I'd be able to seed for a good while if you do take that route.

As for metadata containers, I'm not really sure what the limitations of WAV are, but FLAC seems pretty versatile. The most commonly used program I've seen used for ripping FLAC files from a CD (assuming Windows) is Exact Audio Copy (http://www.exactaudiocopy.de/en/).

At any rate, it's not a huge deal. I can live with the lossy rips, it'd just be a nicety for archival (and for the ability to convert to encodings that use more efficient compression algorithms, as mp3 -> Opus doesn't work so well).

[Stingy]

Re: LazyTown CDs

I've looked around the site, but can't seem to find any lossless downloads of the full albums, just a song here and there and the occasional Xizer lecture on why FLAC is better than ambrosia. If anyone could point me in the right direction, I'd be grateful.

When I planned to make this thread, it was my original intention to post them as WAV lossless files. I ended up settling for a mid-range mp3 encode due to having a better metadata container, but mostly due to file size. Not only would I require a comfortable chunk of disk space on my own machine, but I would also need to find a good place to host however many gigabytes it would end up being.

Perhaps as time goes on, I will find the time and resources to have links to some lossless rips.

[boblbee]

Re: LazyTown CDs

I've looked around the site, but can't seem to find any lossless downloads of the full albums, just a song here and there and the occasional Xizer lecture on why FLAC is better than ambrosia. If anyone could point me in the right direction, I'd be grateful.

[Fox]

Re: LazyTown CDs

Wonderful put together Stingy, and what a collection I must say!

It's really funny to look at the "Áfram Latibær" cover, as Magnús just looks so damn young haha.

Anyway, let's hope this list will soon have to be edited, with an addition of a CD from the fourth season.
Here's to hoping..

[SollaMega]

Re: LazyTown CDs

Stingy only one word: "WOW"
You did great job. And also your design. Thank you for sharing.