Audiophile Vinyl Rips Linn Naim 1 re-rip with EAC FLAC (see notes)

This is a re-rip of an earlier upload. It differs because...

The original rip was an unverified .wav rip that was uploaded to a cloud based backup folder. It was then downloaded and transcoded into FLAC....this was made with EAC and is a verified rip that took well over an hour using the original black CD-R. I named the individual files in EAC, and hope that this metadata is ported over. If it doesn't the track names are

1. Lethal Weapon-Soundtrack...great sax playing
2. Lethal Weapon Soundtrack pt 2...see above.
3. By the Truck-ST from Crocodile Dundee. Yes, that movie. This track has some great slide blues guitar and bouncy bass.
4. City of New Orleans-Arlo Guthrie
5. The Sting-Soundtrack
6. The Queen and the Soldier-Suzanne Vega
7. Wayfaring Stranger-Emmylou Harris.
8. Grandma's Hands-Bill Withers
9. Dancing on the Moon-The Police
10. Moon Over Bourbon Street-Sting
11. Miss the Girl-The Creatures (the vocalist is Siouxie Sioux)
12. Hocus Pocus-Focus
13. Private Dancer-Tina Turner. From the 12 inch EP
14. Where Do You Think You Are Going-Dire Straits
15. If Wishes Were Changes-Nanci Griffin
16. Danny's All Star Joint-Rickie Lee Jones
17. Jo's Lament-Rod Stewart
18. Pentangling-Pentangle

Once this torrent has had some time to run, I will delete the original one.
I will also replace the other of my vinyl rip torrents that were also derived from transcoded unverified uploaded/downloaded .wav files with torrents generated from the original CD-R ripped after testing/verification with EAC. It takes about 5x as long, but I can hear the difference. Maybe you will as well.

As the torrent name suggests..this was transcriped with a fairly high end Linn/Naim System-the Linn Sondek LP12 table powered with the Naim Armageddon voltage source, a Naim Aro tonearm, the Lyra Helikon SL cartridge into a Supercap powered Naim Prefix K indwelling phono stage. The outputs from the Naim NAC552 preamp were sent into the inputs of a Yamaha CD-recorder and burned onto a Memorex Black CD-R. All AC voltages were balanced courtesy of a 300 lb Equitech transformer. Oh...the LP12 sat on a Mana Reference wall mounted turntable stand.