Nilsson, Harry - razdacha

Artist.....: Harry Nilsson Year..................: 1967 - 1977 (2000 - 2007) Origin...: New York, United States Genre............: Classic Pop Rock Quality...........: Lossless FLAC (image+.cue) Size............: 5.89 GB _______________________________________________________________________________ Pandemonium Shadow Show (Japanese issue) (1967) Aerial Ballet (Japanese issue) (1968) Skidoo (1968) / The Point! (1971) Pandemonium Shadow Show(1967)/Aerial Ballet(1968)/Aerial Pandemonium Ballet(1971) Harry (Japanese issue) (1969) Harry (1969) / Nilsson Sings Newman (1970) The Point! (Japanese issue) (1971) Nilsson Schmilsson (1971) Nilsson Schmilsson (Japanese issue) (1971) Son Of Schmilsson (1972) Son Of Schmilsson (Japanese issue) (1972) A Little Touch Of Schmilsson In The Night (1973) A Little Touch of Schmilsson in the Night (Japanese issue) (1973) Pussy Cats (Japanese issue) (1974) Duit On Mon Dei (God's Greatest Hits) (Japanese issue) (1975) Sandman (Japanese issue) (1976) Knnillssonn (Japanese issue) (1977) _______________________________________________________________________________

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BillFroog (2011-05-23)

Nice upload. Harry was one of the 20th Century's greatest singers.

gregsolo (2011-06-05)

Wow. This is pretty awesome. Thank you friend.

after.h0urs (2011-07-04)

Thanks for the upload!
I'm not familiar with FLAC beyond what I've just googled--is there a way to split the files into individual tracks? Can someone recommend software for that?
Much appreciated!

BitchyNit (2011-07-24)

that's brilliant, thank U so much :o)

biteyticket (2011-09-13)

Just watched Who Is Harry Nilsson online. Great talent, great upload.

hukkaa (2011-12-24)

Hello after.h0urs, here is a software you could try

ProphetZarquon (2012-01-04)

@after.h0urs Or try Audacity. Not the easist thing ever, but a very good audio editing solution and totally free. Audacity is to CoolEdit Pro 2 as the GIMP is to PhotoShop 6

ProphetZarquon (2012-01-04)

Wahoo, thanks yanek231!
Really great upload here. I've been wanting The Point for months now. Since May, come to think of it...
I personally prefer discrete high bitrate MP3s for compatibility, but I can't complain about FLAC! (I'd rather complain that more devices should support FLAC.)
My audio normalization went nuts on the spoken word albums, so turn that stuff off for this high fidelity storytime, dig?

punk333 (2012-03-31)

I'm sorry but why are these 1-track flacs? That is probably the absolute worst way to do a discography... now it's impossible to find differences between the different issues. Just two questions:
1. What the hell were you thinking?
2. Are these from vinyls, and you had no way to separate the tracks?
A little clarification could go a long way... also WARNING a user before downloading 6 GBs would be nice too...

BubBubs (2012-11-26)

I'm with punk333 on this one.
This is probably the most fucking useless torrent I've ever seen.
Seriously? Who rips an album as a single FLAC track? I'd rather have selectable, playable album tracks than all the stupid booklet scans you seemed to spend more time on.
The sad thing is, this had the potential to be an awesome torrent.

yaboo_56 (2012-12-07)

Easy fixed
Just Google "split flac bin/cue single file into multiple tracks". Then convert them to MP3 or whatever you want. It's rare stuff so I aint bitchin' ,

Taco92 (2013-01-12)

Big thanks, man!

wondermouse (2013-08-01)

To the less than grateful people who don't know how to extract whatever format you need from the FLAC + Cue files, please look on the net for simple guides how to, rather than whinge at the OP who has done an excellent job.
Try Foobar2000 which will extract and convert the FLACs into whatever format you like.

bhobson333 (2014-08-26)

Hint: Try double-clicking on the cue, not the flac. The cue contains all the track information.