Miles Davis - Rubberband [12", EP] (2018) [DSD128] DSF + HDTracks

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Artist: Miles Davis
Title: Rubberband [12", EP, 45 rpm, Limited Edition]
Year Of Release: 2018
Label: Warner Bros. [R1565639]
Genre: Jazz, Funk
Quality: DSD128 (*dsf) 5.64MHz | FLAC (tracks) [24Bit/192kHz]
Total Time: 22:10
Total Size: 1,50 GB | 699 MB
WebSite: Album Preview

Record Store Day 2018 exclusive, limited
Recorded in 1985, Miles Davis’s long lost album, Rubberband is now on schedule for release. Rubberband’s title track has been updated and remixed by its producers, with vocals by R&B / jazz singer Ledisi. Randy Hall and Zane Giles also finished the original version for this exclusive 4-track Record Store Day EP. This is the start of the set up for the full album, which will finally see the light of day this autumn, stretching Rubberband over 30 years. Miles Davis had shocked the music world by moving from Columbia to Warner Bros, and the Rubberband sessions marked a radical departure for him., with funk and soul grooves that would have featured Al Jarreau and Chaka Khan.

Tracklist:

A1 Rubberband Of Life, Featuring Ledisi, Radio Edit
A2 Rubberband Of Life, Featuring Ledisi

B1 Rubberband Of Life, Intrumental
B2 Rubberband Of Life, Original Version

Miles Davis - Rubberband [12", EP] (2018) [DSD128] DSF + HDTracks

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outpost
21:46
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Files disappear when extracting !

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nfyz5
22:02
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I have loaded, I have unpacked archive, everything is normal.

outpost
22:26
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Hi,
What did you use to unpack please ?

Hi, been able to extract using WinZip

JazzDoc
22:44
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Unpacks OK with WinRAR. Thanks!

TTT3845
22:49
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Quote: JazzDoc

Nothing works on a mac

RobertZZ
23:22
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Quote: TTT3845

It's possible to play the files directly from The Archive Browser in VOX Player.

skleitsas
09:32
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I could only come around this by using winzip's function of unzipping it directly on google drive...I am using a Mac and this is the first time I see something like this...

harlock999
17:11
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OK I found what the problem is : actually, after decompression, the files ARE in the folder. But the files names start with a dot, which makes those files invisible on most operating systems. Not very smart… So you have to use an app that can "see" invisible files and simply rename those files, removing the dot. For instance FTP apps can do that. Some other free utilities apps can do that, at least on a mac. I hope this will help.

TTT3845
05:19
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Quote: harlock999

Thank you. It works.

Simon666
10:08
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Thanks harlock999 for the advice.

harlock999
10:35
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You're welcome ;-)