ARTIST: Eminem
TITLE: The Marshall Mathers Battle Rhymes
GENRE: Hip-Hop
LABEL:
BITRATE: 198 kbps avg
SIZE: 52 MB
TRACKS: 10
ENCODER: LAME v3.90.3 --alt-preset standard
SOURCE: EP
LENGTH: 35:04
RIP DATE: 2005-11-19
TRACK LIST:
1 Nail In The Coffin (Benzino Diss 2) 4:47
2 Shady Day 3:08
3 Our House (feat Limp Bizkit) 4:36
4 Shadys No 1 1:24
5 Invasion (Benzino Diss 1) 2:20
6 Kids (Just Say No) 5:00
7 Bad Guys Always Die (feat Dr Dre) 2:44
8 Off Tha Top 4:34
9 My Man (Hitek Remix) 3:48
10 Retard 2:43
RELEASE NOTES:
props for good groups with good friends inside em
- BLA, DGN, E, H5N1, SMO, soup..
btw this is very rare battle vinyl.
grandb00 gives you 8 main reasons to fuck .cue files:
1. if artist wanted cd to be 1 files, he would make it 1
file [there are such cds]. we are not remastering cds so why
we are allowed to change other stuff?
2. in logical way .cue should be used for VINYLS. vinyls are
like 1 track, and in logical way they shoul be ripped with
cues. but that would be stupid. why with cds its not?
3. if you download .cue file but want to burn only 1 tracks
for example for your car cd, you have to cut the .cue
4. if you want some mix only for 1 track, you have to
download all fuckin 70mb+ just to cut it down and delate all
the rest
5. if some slow racer starts uploading file at 50kbs, it may
take ages befoe he finishes. and you cant do anything about
it.
6. its easy to make fake bootlegs with cues, because you can
put some reencoded shit with low bitrate, add some files
from cd and average is still gonna be fine = no nuke
7. if one track skips, you have to rerip whole album.
8. if somehow sfv fails, you have to reupload whole album to
pre dir, and you may get raced by this time by another grp