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Spinless:
Imminent death of my hard drive that is.
I have 9 CDrs left...
I have more than 9 albums that I want to save. I can't decide, my taste changes with my mood, help me choose nine, and make it snappy (please?).
Which albums do you think are keepers?

Autolux- future perfect.
Deerhoof- Apple'O
Dillinger Four-Versus God
Lightning Bolt-The Wonderful Rainbow
Mclusky-The Difference between...
Metric-Old World Underground
Modest Mouse-Moon and Antartica, Good New For...
Mogwai-Rock Action, Young Team
My Bloody Valentine-Loveless
Neutral Milk Hotel-the aeroplane over the sea
Pinback-Summer In Abadon
Silver Jews-American Water
Sonic Youth- Day Dream Nation, Murray Street, Sonic Nurse.
Spoon-Gimme Fiction
American Analog Set-Golden Band, Know By Heart.
Dinosaur Jr-You're living all over me, Green Mind
Animal Collective-Sung Tongs
The Constantines-Shine a Light
Dismemberment plan-Emergency and I
The Shins-Oh Inverted World
Unicorns-who will cut our hair...
Wrens-Secaucus.

Se7en:
MP3. Compress em, put the whole lot on one disk.

1patheticloser:
Instead of ripping it as an audio CD, just move the files to the CD via Windows Explorer (XP only). What program do you use to burn CD's with?

Se7en:
Oh, you must be talking about backing up downloaded music, because if they were audio CD rips, you would probably have the origionals knocking around.

Just view the total size of the folders. Drag and select the relevant ones, right click, properties. Your 74 minuite CD can take 650 Mb, and an 80 min can take 700.

A complete MP3 album is usually 30mb or so, so your not going to have any space problems. Use whatever burning software you have, and create a data CD, rather than an audio CD, and just dump the files on like you would with any other data files.

Se7en:
What makes you so sure the drives going to conk anyway? Or are you deliberatly nuking it?

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