The Real Chicago Discography

This is the real, or at least better, Chicago Discography. The only thing I did was add their (missing) Chicago XXXII - Stone of Sisyphus album, and clean up the archive (alot!). It should all be in perfect order now. No greatest hits albums, because... All the songs are there, there's no need for them. The only Live albums I kept were: Best of Japan, Live at Carnegie Hall, and XXVI Live In Concert, because I don't see the point in having 10, almost identical, live performances of every song. The albums included are the full versions of: Chicago Transit Authority (Chicago I) Chicago (Chicago II) Chicago III Chicago IV - Carnegie Hall Chicago V Chicago VI Chicago VII Chicago VIII Chicago IX - Best of Japan Chicago X Chicago XI Hot Streets (Chicago XII) Chicago XIII Chicago XIV Chicago XVI Chicago XVII Chicago XVIII Chicago XIX Chicago XXI Night & Day, Big Day Band (Chicago XXII) Chicago XXIV - Live In Concert Chicago XXV - Chicago Christmas - What's It Gonna Be, Santa? Chicago XXIX - Love Songs {Okay, so I left in this one compilation album} Chicago XXX Chicago XXXII - Stone of Sisyphus Like I said, this is for people who would rather listen to the same, may I add, amazing, music, without having to scan through tons of duplicates, greatest hits albums, and bootleg live compilations. (it won't let me link the original page, so just go to torrentz[.]com and search "Chicago Discography", and it should be the first one.) That is where I got the original songs, but as you can see, that one is 3.6 GB, whereas mine is 1.7, as mine has not a single duplicate, or bonus track (which is usually just a demo version of a song you already have). If you wish to download the other one, for whatever reason, feel free; I am only offering a more organized, less spaced out, smaller(!) version of what whomever made the one in the link has already uploaded.

udp://tracker.openbittorrent.com:80
udp://open.demonii.com:1337
udp://tracker.coppersurfer.tk:6969
udp://exodus.desync.com:6969

Omnipharious (2010-02-13)

Sorry everyone who already tried downloading it. I forgot that I had my upload rate capped at 25kbps, I, as of now, have let it go free.
It should download a good bit faster from now on, and whenever my laptop's on, I will make sure it can upload at atleast 300kbps; but it will usually be uncapped completely.

abadprawn (2010-03-20)

THANK YOU for compiling and sharing this. It saved me from having to spend the time ripping my own record/CD collection.

ShadowMastr (2010-03-22)

Great stuff and a GREAT collection... thanks!

djakarta (2010-03-24)

Chicago IV Carnegie Hall has many missing tracks...I browsed through the rest, they all seem intact.

yokoono699 (2010-04-02)

EXELLENT COLLECTION!!!!!
THANKS
ERNESTO ALOSTA

Omnipharious (2010-05-04)

Okay, well guys, I just got a new 320GB external hard drive, so I'm downloading this, my own torrent again, and once I get it, I will keep it uploading.
Thank you to all of you that kept it alive till now.
To djakarta: I'm pretty sure I got everything right, I did take like 3 hours to do this up much better, but I think you're right; I think I couldn't get everything in Carnegie Hall right. That is probably my favourite live album by anyone, so I'll try to fix it once it finishes downloading.

HelloRade (2013-01-18)

please reseed it for a new Chicago fan!

BCS66 (2013-09-18)

Great work! Much appreciated!

RaKinstack (2013-10-07)

Looks fantastic, THANKS so much!! Great job!

Macavity2 (2014-03-19)

There seems to be some glitches, for example the beginning of P.M. Mourning from Chicago II or the 1:35-1:40 mark in A.M. Mourning.
All the "popular" songs seem to be fine though :)

dwiss (2014-05-10)

I stopped this download as soon as I realized that the bitrates on these .mp3 files are all over the place. Many as low as 48kb/s! Who wants to hear great music at 48 kbits/second? Horrible! I'm going for the .flacs or 320kb/sec files in other torrents.

Digital_G0ddess (2014-09-20)

Yes, tagging is not hard. You can get a free utility from MusicBrainz.org or use DBPowerAmp. Crappy bit rate. The other guy had FLAC files... this share only offers crappy bit rates -- all over the place. Why bother sharing if it is going to be a mediocre share.