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Album Cover Contest
Post 302398320 by pludi on Wednesday 24th of February 2010 04:33:03 PM
02-24-2010
The very last hint (with 3 1/2 hours remaining):
10. The album is titled after something that Gaius Iulius Caesar did, (allegedly) describing it in his own words as "alea iacta est". Also a metaphor for "point of no return".
---------- Post updated at 22:33 ---------- Previous update was at 14:24 ----------
The contest is closed, no new solutions will be accepted.
The missing album was "Crossing the Rubicon" by The Sounds. If you ever listened to & liked Roxette, I'd suggest you check them out, there's a link in the first post in the thread.
Feel free to comment on the contest, or provide suggestions if you have them. If you want to suggest an album for the next round (and there'll definitely be one), please send me a PM instead (wouldn't want to give away anything
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10. The album is titled after something that Gaius Iulius Caesar did, (allegedly) describing it in his own words as "alea iacta est". Also a metaphor for "point of no return".
---------- Post updated at 22:33 ---------- Previous update was at 14:24 ----------
The contest is closed, no new solutions will be accepted.
The missing album was "Crossing the Rubicon" by The Sounds. If you ever listened to & liked Roxette, I'd suggest you check them out, there's a link in the first post in the thread.
Feel free to comment on the contest, or provide suggestions if you have them. If you want to suggest an album for the next round (and there'll definitely be one), please send me a PM instead (wouldn't want to give away anything
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wvgain - adds ReplayGain information to wavpack files SYNOPSIS
wvgain [-options] INFILE... DESCRIPTION
wvgain perceptually analyzes WavPack audio files for volume, calculates ReplayGain information based on this, and adds the appropriate APEv2 tag fields. ReplayGain-enabled players will use this information to produce the same perceived loudness on all tracks. Both individual track and whole album ReplayGain information can be calculated. OPTIONS
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