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Boards of Canada - Tomorrow's Harvest (2013) [FLAC - Lossless]
Type:
Audio > FLAC
Files:
17
Size:
334.98 MB

Tag(s):
Boards of Canada BoC Tomorrows Harvest Tomorrow's Harvest Electronic Experimental FLAC Lossless

Uploaded:
Jun 5, 2013
By:
Ejaqu



Artist			Boards Of Canada
Album			Tomorrow's Harvest
Genre			Electronic
Year			2013
Combined Size		334.98 MB  (47% Compressed)
Original Size		628.28 MB
Combined Length 	1 hour 2 minutes
Channels		2  (stereo)
Sample Rate		44.1 KHz
Sample Size		16 bit
Average Bit Rate	1,411 kbps
Format			FLAC

Tracklist:
1. Gemini			2:57
2. Reach for the Dead		4:48
3. White Cyclosa		3:13
4. Jacquard Causeway		6:35
5. Telepath			1:33
6. Cold Earth			3:42
7. Transmisiones Ferox		2:18
8. Sick Times			4:16
9. Collapse			2:50
10. Palace Posy			4:06
11. Split Your Inifinities	4:29
12. Uritual			1:59
13. Nothing is Real		3:53
14. Sundown			2:16
15. New Seeds			5:39
16. Come to Dust		4:08
17. Semena Mertvykh		3:32

Comments

Fake! Cutoff frequencies in all files. This is converted 128 kbps stream.
Nice share. Beat me too it!

Thanks man. :)
Spectrals verified, peaking at 22K which means this is legitimate FLAC, not transcoded.

http://image.bayimg.com/155ea9c574c082ac4d7b144e2ed6e3a35d941dee.jpg
Dear ShallowOmega, please kindly fuck off. This torrent is genuine, I've checked it myself.
Politux, why does the Audacity spectrogram show "01-Restless Feet" as the track title? No such file on Tomorrow's Harvest.
LOL, that would be because I stupidly checked a track from a different album and posted the wrong screenshot.

Here's the right one:

http://image.bayimg.com/ff5d12ce65e82e5e5f21277a9f36495377c8cb93.jpg

To be honest some of those purple lines look like artifacts which would mean it is a transcode but I can't say with absolute certainty. Perhaps someone else can weigh in?


I checked the spectrogram, It's hitting 22K. Also, track times are all correct. This one's legit.
Both this and the other FLAC torrent linked above achieve the *exact* same results track-for-track using Audio Checker 2.0.
This "hitting 22k legit FLAC" is a total bullshit as it doesn't prove anything. Even an 128 kbps mp3 can deliver 22kHz as it is encoded in same sample rate as FLAC (44.1 kHz)