[jonathanvaljean]

Greetings, fellow Audiophiles!  

 
As one who has long bemoaned the dearth of options for downloading high quality music, I thought I would share my new favorite HQ music website here:  LinnRecords.com.  Not only is LinnRecords.com easy to navigate, it also offers an extensive catalog and myriad download formats, including Studio Master FLAC and WMA.  One can even download 192 / 24 quality files!  I think I have found Internet nirvana!  Yes!   
 
I just finished downloading Mozart's 40th and 41st (my favorite symphonies of all time) in 88.1/ 24 and can't wait to be treated to Charles Mackerras's expert conducting of the Scottish Chamber Orchestra!  
 
I just wanted to share my discovery with all of you!  Happy Thanksgiving (to my fellow Americans)!  

 

[karljs]

Thanks, I've heard good things about Linn as a record label and it looks like their store is good, too.
 
I find it a little bit strange how much more expensive the unadulterated studio master tracks cost, but I suppose one could argue that bandwidth isn't free.

 

[p a t r i c k]

Thank you for mentioning it.
 
I will have to check it out!

 

[LFF]

I love their high resolution releases. They do have top notch recordings.

 

[TheGhostWhoWalks]

FYI, they're much cheaper on Amazon UK (even with shipping) for those buying in the US. I have several of their titles on my Amazon UK shopping cart ATM, but I'm still waiting to fill it up a bit more before I pull the trigger.

 

[LFF]

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FYI, they're much cheaper on Amazon UK (even with shipping) for those buying in the US. I have several of their titles on my Amazon UK shopping cart ATM, but I'm still waiting to fill it up a bit more before I pull the trigger.

Awesome! Thanks for the tip!

 

[teb1013]

This thread died, but if you want to download great high res Flac or Alac classical recordings at good prices (generally a bit less than HD Tracks) Linn Records is great. For an intro download one of their Samplers (generally classical and Jazz selections for about $6).