another comparison in waves:
mp3 of the CD that you can find in stores for the last twenty years:
I Want the One I Can't Have from the lossless/remastered upload:
let's compare the sound quality, i.e., is this remaster louder?
from an original CD mp3 rip:
and now here's Unhappy Birthday from the remastered flac:
big difference.
below is a picture of Bigmouth Strikes Again mp3 from the original The Queen is Dead CD:
and here is the same song from the FLAC album posted above:
It may not be an official remaster, but sure is louder... and sounds good, too!
I download many albums/songs for free without paying a cent. I'm not stealing, since artists/labels send me their music. I will have a copy of Years of Refusal before it hits stores, but I may gut it/delete it if I don't like (as well as write a nasty review ---I hope it's good!)
Modern Rock Live 1997 download
Although this was recorded at Westwood One studios (where KROQ's Loveline resided), here in Los Angeles this aired on Y107 (107.1FM), a modern rock alternative station. Some boot CD's have falsely claimed that these songs were recorded at the Capital...
Sourced from the soundboard.
London, along with Used to be a Sweet Boy and Shoplifters of the World (the latter two not included in the boot mp3s) were left off the VHS concert film
VHS:
1. Billy Budd
2. Have-A-Go Merchant
3. Spring-Heeled Jim
4. You're the One for Me...
Inside the rar is a folder full of mp3 files, and a custom icon
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=8AFAYPLL
Mirror:
http://www.filedropper.com/introducingmorrissey
Songs:
1 Billy Budd
2 Have-A-Go Merchant
3 Spring-Heeled Jim
4 You're the One for Me, Fatty
5 The More You Ignore Me, The Closer I Get...
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