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I can't believe I downloaded the whole thing!

Posted by Chris from Lafayette on May 17, 2012 at 16:29:00:
Sure, it's a double album (about 140 minutes), but still, it took FOURTEEN HOURS to download! I started at 4:10 p.m. (local time), and it didn't finish until about 6:10 a.m. this morning. Fortunately, I had some "loyalty points" which I used, and paid �22, rather than �34.99.

I've only listened to just a few tracks, but it's sounding pretty fabuloso so far - especially as I make some minor adjustments, such as reducing the level of the center and rear channels.

I'm pretty enthusiastic about this and may soon download the multi-channel 24/96 J�rvi/RSNO album of Saint-Sa�ns symphonic poems and miscellaneous works:

The Saint-Sa�ns download should take me only about seven hours!