320CBR
                    brings you another
                    high quality release

Title:          Gouryella
Released:       08-05-2004
Genre:          Trance
Retail Year:    1999

Source:         CDM
Ripped with:    EAC v0.95 prebeta 5
Encoded with:   LAME 3.90.3
Quality:        320kbps / 44,1KHz / Full Stereo  

Tracks:         5
Length:         56:27
Size:           83.5mb

Tracklist:
<01>    Walhalla (Vocal Radio Edit)            3:48
<02>    Walhalla (Vocal Extended Edit)            8:05
<03>    Walhalla (Extended)                8:00
<04>    Walhalla (Armin Van Buurens Rising Star Mix)    ...
<05>    Walhalla (Armin Van Buurens Rising Dub)        ...

         Release notes:
     Dj Tiesto and Ferry Corsten delivers another great
     trance production.

                    About 320CBR
         "Why encode in 320kbps ?", is a question a lot of people are
         going to be asking themselves. The answer is simple:
         Why settle for less when you can have more ?
         Sure, VBR is good, and 320CBR fully respects the
         groups that are currently ripping that bitrate. But
         with the proper setup, you can actually tell the difference
         between VBR and 320kbps CBR. Also, the size of a VBR encode
         compared to a 320kbps CBR encode is not that different - the
         quality however is, and it's not like harddrives/DVD-R discs
         are wickedly expensive today .. more like the opposite. So
         why not up the quality since it's possible without upping the
         size a whole lot ?
         And if you are planning on converting it and burning the release
         as an audio CD - the result is going to be better the higher the
         quality of the source is .. especially with the kick-ass sound
         systems some people have (rich bastards!).
         The releases are internal, because the scene doesn't allow
         320kbps CBR for MP3 releases - not because anything is wrong
         with them.
         We put quality as THE #1 priority. Feel free to think that what
         we're doing here is lame and/or overkill, but don't forget that
         no one is forcing you to download our releases, so just chill,
         lean back, and enjoy life as it is :)