John Surman
- Type:
- Audio > Music
- Files:
- 353
- Size:
- 3.85 GB
- Tag(s):
- Surman John Jazz discography ECM Edge Of Illusion Vocalion Way Back When Bass Is with Chick Corea How Many Clouds Can You See Tales of the Algonquin Where The Fortune Smiles Westering Home Citadel - R
- Uploaded:
- Jun 27, 2012
- By:
- Epigene
John Surman's quite full discography. Lacks some early 70s releases and collaborations. Most albums are transcoded FLAC-to-Extreme musepack rips so get foobar2000 to play them. Contains: (1968) Vocalion (1969) Way Back When (1970) Bass Is with Chick Corea, etc (1970) How Many Clouds Can You See (1971) Tales of the Algonquin with John Warren (1971) Where The Fortune Smiles (1972) Westering Home (1975, Remastered in 2006) Citadel - Room 315 (1976) Mountainscapes (1979) Cloud Line Blue (1979) Upon Reflection (1981) The Amazing Adventures Of Simon Simon (1983) Such Winters of Memory (1985) Freestyle with Karin Krog (1985) Withholding Pattern (1988) Private City (1990) Road to Saint Ives (1992) Adventure Playground (1992) Ambleside Days with John Taylor (1992) ROOM 1220 (1993) In the Evenings Out There with Paul Bley (1993) November with John Abercrombie (1993) The Brass Project (1994) Stranger Than Fiction (1995) Morning Glory (1995) Nordic Quartet (1996) Proverbs and Songs (1997) First Impression with Misha Alperin (1998) Thimar (1999) Bluesand with Karin Krog (2000) Coruscating (2001) The Amazing Adventures of John Surman (2002) Invisible Nature with Jack Dejohnette (2003) Free And Equal (2004) Rarum, Vol. 13 Selected Recordings (2005) Hybrids with Jack Delohnette (2007) The Spaces In Between (2008) Rain On The Window (2009) Brewster's Rooster (2012) Saltash Bells As always, Enjoy, Seed and Support http://johnsurman.com/ http://www.allmusic.com/artist/john-surman-mn0000189180
These are not valid MPC codings, so you CANNOT convert them to any other format. Sure, you can use VLC or Foobar to play them, but there is no way to upload them to a device or a service that only supports mp3 or FLAC. I've tried three different MPC converters and none work.
I'm far from an expert on anything, but did I read your note right--you converted these from FLAC to MPC on purpose? Why?
I appreciate the upload but it sucks that I'm only going to be able to listen to them on my home computer.
I'm far from an expert on anything, but did I read your note right--you converted these from FLAC to MPC on purpose? Why?
I appreciate the upload but it sucks that I'm only going to be able to listen to them on my home computer.
Sorry to sound like such a cry-baby--but I was really looking forward to listening to these at work.
Waaah!!!
Waaah!!!
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