EAC Exact Audio Copy

Introduction
EAC is a new audio grabber for CD-ROM drives. The main differences towards most other audio grabber: Low registration costs (just a postcard and a stamp) It works with a new technology, reading audio CDs almost perfectly. If there are any errors that cant be corrected, it will tell you on which time position the (possible) distortion occurred, so you could easily control it with e.g. the media player I am writing this software, because I am fed up with these other audio grabber. I always had to listen to all grabbed waves, because other audio grabber will do only jitter correction but CDROM drives reading scratched CDs often produce distortions. Listen to all waves would be a waste of time. So in march I decided to write my own audio grabber, mainly for me and my friends private usage. So if you dont like this software dont use it! I dont want to make any profit with it, I just want to use (and share) the best grabber (thats in my eyes the most exact grabber) ever programmed. Most important for me is feedback from the users, more about that later at registration chapter.

Features of EAC
Usage of the Windows 95 and Windows NT ASPI Interface, so both SCSI and ATAPI CD-ROM drives are supported Hidden sector synchronization (jitter correction) Secure, fast and burst extraction method selectable. Fast extraction should get the same speed as other grabber, but is probably not exact anymore. Burst mode just grabs the audio data without any synchronization. Read error and complete lost of sync detection and correction in secure modes, as far as possible Output of time positions of all non exact corrections and listen to these positions Copy of ranges of music data, not only tracks Automatic Speed reduction on errors and fallback afterwards Normalization of extracted audio Usage of the Windows Audio Compression Manager (ACM Codecs) for direct compression e.g. to MP3 waves Support for the BladeEnc DLL that is usable like an ACM Codec for online MP3 compression Support of external MP3, VQF, RA and AAC encoder for automatic compression after extraction Batch compression and decompression of/to WAV files Compression offset support for exact compression/decompression Detection of pre-track gaps Detection of silence in pre-track gaps Automatic creation of CUE sheets for CDRWin, including all gaps, indices, track attributes, UPC and ISRC CD player functionality and prelistening to selected ranges Automatic detection of drive features, whether a drive has an accurate stream and/or does caching Sample Offsets for drives with no accurate streams, including the option of filling up missing samples with silence Option for synchronizing tracks for non-accurate stream drives Filename editing with local and remote CDDB database and cdplayer.ini support and more features like ID3 tagging Lyric database support from www.lyrics.ch

Browse and edit local database Certified Escient CDDB(TM) Compatible Local CDDB support Record and Loop Record functions for recording from LP, radio, etc. Automatic rename of MP3 files according to their ID3 tag Catalog extraction function Multisession (CD-Extra) support CD-Text support ID3 Tag editor with drag and drop possibility from track listing and database Glitch removal after extraction Small WAV editor with functions for delete, trim, normalize, pad, glitch removal, pop detection, interpolation of ranges, noise reduction, fade in/out, undo and more Program is Cardware, so feel free to copy

Known Bugs
On some computers the whole system hangs after a short period of time. I didnt find the solution to this problem yet, because it never happened on my computer. It is possible that any cd-player program causes these problems. So try to stop any play in progress before starting EAC. On some CD-ROM drives occur extreme jitter errors so the extraction will slow down to a non acceptable value (e.g. Mitsumi FX240)

Planned For The Next Release

Bug fixes again Improvement of the audio editor C1/C2 error correcting Secure Modes Audio CD recording functions Index based extraction More features to come

Extraction Technology
In secure mode, this program reads every audio sector at least twice. That is one reason why the program is so slow. But by using this technique non-identical sectors are detected. If an error occurs (read or sync error), the program keeps on reading this sector, until eight of 16 retries are identical, but at maximum one, three or five times (according to the error recovery quality) these 16 retries are read. So, in the worst case, bad sectors are read up to 82 times! But this will help the program to obtain best result by comparing all of the retries. If it is not sure that the stream is correct (at least it can be said at approx. 99.5%) the program will tell the user where the (possible) read error occurred. The program also tries to adjust the jitter artifacts that occur on the first block of a track, so that each extraction should be exactly the same. On drives found to have the "accurate stream" feature, this is guaranteed. Of course, this is a little bit more complex, especially with some CD drives which have caching. When these drives cache audio data, every sector read will be read from cache and is identical. I initially implemented two ways of dealing with the caching problem. First there is an extra option for resetting the cache for use the the old secure mode (the one being kept for compatibility reasons). In the current beta version, the cache will still be reset by resetting the drive completely. You might imagine that this would slow down the reading process very badly. That is why I implemented three new read modes in version 0.85beta. One really fast mode (up to half of maximum speed) is only for non-caching, accurate stream cdrom drives. The second one could be used for caching, accurate stream drives and the last one will work with drives that dont have accurate streams, or do caching. The last two will be much slower, when no read errors occur it will usually something around a third to a fourth of the drives maximum speed. For my testing, I am using a Plextor 14/32 drive that does no caching and a Teac R56S-600 drive that does caching. Furthermore the Plextor 14/32 supports the "accurate stream" feature, so it produces no jitter artifacts on any stream. For more information on this have a look at the table at the end of this document. This program is really damn slow in secure mode in comparison with other grabber, but the program checks every sector over and over to get the correct data with high certainty. If you dont like this feature of EAC and prefer fast copies instead of secure copies, you should use the fast or burst extraction option in the options menu. But of course in fast mode, the program will no longer be able to find read errors. Only if a read error occurs in a sector synchronization area, will a sync error will still be displayed. Fast mode is sector synchronized with 2 blocks of 23 as synchronization blocks. Burst copy is even worse, no synchronization is done, enabling extraction at maximum speed of the drive. No error checking of any kind can be performed. At least I implemented a small help. If the stream ever breaks, it will tell the user in the status report by showing up suspicious positions. Of course this is only heuristic; there neednt be any errors on that positions; moreover there could be errors that are not found at all. A new option for selecting the error recovery quality will determine how often these blocks of 16 reads will be done before giving up and working with the results obtained so far. For bad CDs, low error recovery quality will be fastest, but high recover quality should give best results.

Gap Technology In the new versions of EAC it is possible to detect pre-track gaps. These are the pauses between two tracks. Usually they are two seconds long and a cd player will display a negative time during this pause. By enabling the option Detect Pre-Track Gaps it will be possible to detect all gap-lengths by reading the sub-channel information. Because this information is not stored on the cd directly retrievable, EAC has to search for the position a track ends. This search is quite fast, but it still takes on average a second per track. Thats why I made it possible to disable it in the options. Besides that option you can choose to add the gaps to the previous track nevertheless. Otherwise you can choose either to append the gap to the correct track or to leave it out . A benefit of performing the detection and getting the gap times is the selection of a range to copy. There the correct times will be displayed. A last word on this topic: because these pre-track gaps are found out by testing positions, it could occur that not 100% exact values are calculated, but in most cases it will be correct. Automatic Feature Detection Technology From version 0.8 beta on it is possible to autodetect cd-rom drive features. For each drive the program builds a separate drive options page. On this option page this function can be called. There are two different features that will be checked by EAC, first if the stream is accurate and second if the drive caches audio(!) data. Even if the drive has a cache (drive specifications), it does not automatically means that the drive uses that cache also for audio extraction. The test for the accurate stream feature should be always correct, but testing on cache will give some problems with drives that extracts audio very slowly (under 4X speed). If results are uncertain (given e.g. two different results on different tests), you should assume that the drive does caching. The new secure mode for non-accurate and/or caching drives should work for all drives. The other new read modes are only something faster. If testing on accurate stream will give only sometimes a negative result, then you could nevertheless try to use the accurate secure mode. Track Synchronization Technology Usually cd audio extraction programs will extract one track after another. This could make some problems on CD-ROM drives that are not accurate on a CD which has no gaps. When this option is enabled in the EAC options, EAC will synchronize a track with a preceding track if there is no silence at the track junction, so track transitions will be free from jitter artifacts (e.g. on live recordings). Offset Technology Sample Offset is another new feature of EAC. Because most drives lack the accurate stream feature, it will help to get always the same wavs as another reader. Some drives can not position the head correctly. That means if the program tells the drive to read block 10000 it will probably read data somewhere in block 9998 instead. But this is not visible to the reading program, it wont know if it is really the data it wanted. Usually the head will be set always to a fixed offset before or after the correct read position. So it is possible to detect this offset once and use it for all CDs coming afterwards. Because it is a hard task to determine the exact absolute offset for each drive, I determined it once on my Plextor 14/32. To find out the offset of any other drive the offset is calculated relative to that absolute offset. To implement an offset

detection for other drives I took some bytes from some common CDs I and my friends own. These are the reference each CD-ROM drive has to compare with. Of course I have implemented only a limited selection of CDs that can be used to detect this offset, a list follows below. Sometimes there are different versions (releases) of the same CD, but only the same press like the one I used will work. That is why in the table below show also a code, that is written on the inner ring of the music CD, that should identify the release of a CD. The red codes are from CDs that does not work with this test. In time I will add more CDs to test this offset. Drives that have jitter are furthermore not able to position their heads correctly. So you should activate the secure or fast extraction method and moreover if your drive does caching, activate nocaching emulation. The Searching Track Start algorithm tries to find the correct start position even if jitter occurs. But this is not always possible, mainly if the drive jitters too much. But it can be shown that nearly 80% of the reads will get the same results. A drives characteristic offset can be found automatically from the CD from on the list of reference CDs. Because of the mentioned jitter error the value given back is also not 100% sure. You should start the test several times and remember to activate emulate nocaching if necessary. Then you should get one value that occurs more often than other values. YOU SHOULD USE THIS TEST ON TWO DIFFERENT CDS AT LEAST! BOTH TESTS SHOULD GIVE BACK THE SAME VALUE! My Plextor 14/32 has an offset value of +679 samples, that means that 679 samples usually are missing at the end of a wav file. As different models of common CD-R writer usually do not add the same offset on writing, it seems that also big CD manufactures also do not always press the same offset on their CDs. So I determined the most common offset of pressed CDs and integrated it into the offset detection routines.

selected wav range. The selected range has to be pretty small, otherwise the menu entry will be disabled. This function will work on the frequency spectrum of the wave. The spectrum of the selected range will be interpolated from spectra of ranges left and right of the selected one. This function should be used to remove detected pops. Linear Interpolation will create a linear connection between the points of the wave in the selected range. This should only be used for very small ranges. Automatic Detection Of Pops This function tries to find automatically pops in the selected range. This is something slow, so you shouldnt select the complete file, but a smaller area. This algorithm is also not very good yet, it will find some pops where no are and also not found all real pops... In the next version improvements are planned that will add user definable parameters to nearly all these edit functions. After EAC ended the search it will display a dialog with all found positions. With a double click on such a position it will select the matching range. Noise Reduction To reduce noise from a wave it is necessary to have a noise profile. This could either be loaded from disk (or saved after created), or created from a selected range. This range should at least something around half a second. This range used for the creation of the profile should consist of pure noise, no other sound/music should be found in the selected range. After having a noise profile this could be used on any range of the wav (usually the complete file) to reduce the kind of in the profile analyzed noise.

Sound Editor
Since version 0.8 EAC includes a small wave editor that will have some neat functions that could be handy when handling extracted audio files. At the moment only uncompressed 16 bit 44.1 kHz stereo samples files could be used. Following some functions are described more in detail. Glitch Removal Since version 0.6beta it is possible to remove glitches from extracted wave files. This will work only on uncompressed files. What are glitches? Glitches are single samples that are completely out of the wave stream. Best to see on these pictures, which is a really extreme example that probably wont occur with EAC.

Spectral Display If the Spectral button is selected, it takes some seconds to calculate a frequency spectrum for the displayed range. This kind of display has some advantages. E.g. pops are easily be recognized, as example you should have a look at the top of the page. Only these glitches are removed. When hearing a wave file with glitches it is usually a high frequent tick. Linear interpolation is used for removal of these glitches. Pops and other artifacts are more deep in the sample structure and are not removed yet, but is also planned for future releases. Pops occurs mainly in a lost of sync, where two parts of a wavefile are joined that does not fit correctly at these points of change of parts. Interpolation At first I want to note that this feature is not fully correctly implemented and would create not always clean replacements of the The Y axis will be used for different frequencies, at the bottom low frequencies are displayed and at the top high frequencies (up to 22.5 kHz). Further the color of a point describe the amplitude of each frequency band. If there are discontinuities in this view, there is sometimes something wrong in the wave. Smooth Samples This function will smooth the amplitude of a sound. This is useful for LP recordings or other pops/clicks. The amplitude is smoothed, what means that high frequent parts are filtered out. So this function will perform a kind of low pass filtering, but it wont cut of

frequencies about a special limit, but lower the volume according to its frequency. This function will also help on removing pops/clicks. This function could be called as often as needed for the same range.

that case select the correct read command in the drive options menu directly. If your drives seems to still make a bus reset (red blinking LEDs for some seconds) or still does not find a matching read mode, please tell me about it! The lyrics server address changed a while ago, so I added an option to change the address. But I couldnt test if the new server worked because a few days ago it was forced to close down, at least for the moment. If a CD has songs from various artists, you could select the option Various Artists from the Edit CD Information's menu. This will enable split track names. The first part of each track name is then the artist name and the second part is the song title. Both parts are separated by the character /. For example : Metallica / Nothing Else Matters The caching that is supported by Windows 95/98/NT does not affect a cache that is included in a CD-ROM drive. Even if you reduce or disable this Windows cache, it does not affect grabber that use the ASPI interface. So you cant make your drive noncaching, in what EAC understands by this, by changing that cache. CDDB servers require an E-mail address in the CDDB options. If a server times out or does not respond, you can select another CDDB server from the list supplied in the list box. From time to time you should update the server list by pressing the button below that list box. If your computer doesnt show any drives or shows an access violation after starting EAC, it is often the ASPI interface. There are many versions out there which will work (more or less reliably) with EAC. Changing the interface could help. To install a new ASPI, you should choose one from Adaptec. If you do not own an Adaptec SCSI adapter you should download the file "aspiw95.exe" (after locating it on the internet, e.g. with help of a search engine), or perform a search for "ASPIME" or "ASPI_ME" on the internet or have a look at the page of Official Undernet... I did not tried ASPI installation on NT yet, so I cant guarantee success! If this still does not help, you should probably look around to find a matching one... There should also be ASPI interfaces for NT4 out there. You can open two instances of EAC, enabling you to read audio data from two different CD-ROM drives simultaneously. To exactly position the sliders in selecting a range to copy, you could move the sliders secondswise by clicking left or right of the sliders (same as pressing the <page up> and <page down> keys) and blockwise by pressing the <cursor left> and <cursor right> keys. If your drive caches audio data, you have to use the appropriate extraction mode, or if you still use the old secure mode, you have to enable the option disable CD-ROM drive cache. If not, only the same result as Fast Extraction is achieved (No error detection). To detect if your drive has the accurate stream feature, you should set the options secure extraction and emulate cache. After reading a track (a few percent should also be enough) the status window will report if it has or not.

Tips
Did you know: In the audio editor it is possible to use the time bar and the sample value bar for moving the waveform by moving the mouse while having the left mouse button pressed on these bars. With the right mouse button it is possible to zoom a range on the time or sample value bar. A right double click will zoom out the specific bar. Some drives make problems reading TOC information from CDs. As version 0.85 beta has some more features regarding the TOC, I implemented two more command line options to help on problems when starting EAC or inserting a CD. You could use -nocdtext -nomultisession and it again it is possible to combine any of the command line options. An unofficial EAC page that has plenty of tips for offset correction, etc. can be found under http://pages.cthome.net/homepage/eac/ Some CD-ROM drives will perform better DAE when updating the firmware. For example the Creative DVD drives and some Teacs will perform better when a new firmware was flashed in. The WAV comparison feature could also be used to determine a combined reader/writer offset for exact audio duplication. This offset will be different for each pair of reader/writer. To determine the offset, you need an already copied audio CD where the WAV files were extracted with 0 offset. Now extract the same range (somewhere in the middle of a track) with your preferred audio drive of the original and the copied CD. When extracted call compare WAV files and have a look at the number of the first missing/extraneous samples. This number will be the combined reader/writer offset. To determine whether the number should be positive or negative, you have to look if the samples are missing or are extraneous. If the original wav file has extraneous samples at the beginning, the offset should be negative otherwise positive (if the file of the copied CD has extraneous samples the offset should otherwise be positive, etc.) To check the correct offset, you could enter the offset value in the options and extract again the same range from the copied CD and compare it again with the range of the original CD, both should then be the same... With the WAV editor it is also possible to compare the actual file with another WAV file. This has the advantage that the differing positions could automatically be selected by double-clicking the position in the list box. This will make correction of badly read tracks very easy. EAC will crash on some systems. Therefore I implemented some command line options that will disable some functions that could crash the system. You could combine any of these options, I hope that works for this version. I will try to remove these problems in the next version... The options are -nostopcommand -notestunit -nospeedsel -noreadsub e.g. EAC -noreadsub -notestunit You should have CDs already inserted in ALL your drives when starting EAC. On some systems it will still crash if no CD is present when EAC is running. Furthermore, you might want to disable the flag DMA Transfer from system properties, hardware manager for each CD-ROM drive in the system. On some systems EAC will not find a matching read mode. In

Drive Specs
CD-ROM drive name offset overreads cache accur. stream Acer CD640A 40x ? ? no yes Afreey 50x CD-ROM ? ? no yes Asus CDS-400 40x ? ? no yes EPO CDS-840 40x ? ? no yes Hewlett Packard 8100i ? ? no yes Hitachi GD-2500 DVD ? ? no yes HP 7100 1566 no yes Liteon LTN301 32x ? ? no ? Matushita CW-7502 ? ? yes yes Memorex CDRW-2216 ? ? no yes Phillips CDD 3600 1263 yes yes Pioneer 24x DR-A02S 1582 I/O no yes Pioneer DVD303S 691 I yes yes Plextor CD-ROM PX-32TS 679 I/O no yes Plextor CD-ROM PX-40TS 676 I/O no yes Plextor Ultraplex Wide ? ? no yes Ricoh MP6200 ? ? no yes Ricoh MP7040 ? ? no no Ricoh MP7040S 685 no yes Samsung SCR 3211 ? no yes TEAC CDR56S-600 687 I yes yes Yamaha CRW4416E ? ? no yes Overread feature "I" stands for Lead-In / "O" stands for Lead-Out

Legal Limitations
Even if you are free to copy the program for private purposes, it is not allowed to Make changes to the executable and distribute it Disassemble / decompile the executable Spread it together with other programs on CD-ROM, web sites or any other media without my permission. It is allowed to put it up on free FTP sites or make links directly to my homepage. Of course you can pass a copy of it to your family and friends.

About Me
I am a student of computer science and mathematics here at the University of Dortmund. At the moment I have some preparations on aural examinations and the start of an one year project group. Beside the usual work at the university as a student, I started work for VOB (CDWizard) on Jukebox driver. In my spare time I like spending time with my friends and playing computer and board games. Of course I also work on some computer projects like this one. Further I do a lot of sports like cycling, walking, inline skating and some martial arts. I am using now a Pentium II 400, total of 2.5 GB IDE harddisks, 4.3 GB SCSI harddisk, 128 MB RAM, Plextor 14/32 CD-ROM drives, Teac R56S-600 CD-R drive, Asus V3400 TNT 16 MB video card, Creative SB Live! soundcard, Windows 98 and Stony Brook Modula 2.

Registration
As I mentioned before, this program is and will be Cardware. This means, using the program will cost you no money, but a nice picture postcard from your hometown or a beautiful countryside nearby (perhaps it will also be possible to use a nice stamp for sending the postcard). This support helps me developing the software to more and more functionality and safety. Please tell me what you like (or dislike) and please dont forget your e-mail address. If I ever decide that not enough users registrate (to my subjective decision), I will add nag screens which key codes will remove to registrated users. So if I have already your e-mail address, it will be much easier to send you your personal registration code. Of course, this will only be done if there isnt enough support. But I released until now also some other programs and so I am already disillusioned. Of course I would greatly appreciate any donations made freely by you to help me to improve EAC by using the donations for compiler updates etc. If you want to registrate in order to support me please use this address: Andre Wiethoff, Stockumer Str. 412, 44227 Dortmund, Germany

List of Included Reference CDs

2 Unlimited 4 Non Blondes ABBA ABBA AC/DC Ace Of Base Adiemus Alice Cooper All Saints Angelic Upstarts Anouk Art Garfunkel Back Street Boys Bad Religion Billy Joel Real Things ZYX 20302-2 02 Bigger, Better, Faster, More! 756792112-2 Gold - Greatest Hits 517007-202 The Hits 3 PWKS 507 Ballbreaker 755961780-2 Happy Nation - U.S. VersionH-5328 / MRCD3239 A Songs Of Sanctuary The Last Temptation 01-476594-1013 All Saints 556004-2 01 Reason Why GRAM CD 004 MPO 01 Urban Solitude DNCD 99680 The Art Garfunkel Album 1004611A4 Millennium A0100279604-0101 Stranger Than Fiction 12-477343-10 12 River Of Dreams 01-473872-10 11 probably wrong offset Blind Guardian The Forgotten Tales 8416262@1 Blind Guardian Nightfall In Middle Earth EMI UDEN 8458992 @ 1 Blind Guardian Immaginations From The Other Side840332 2 @ 1 Blur 13 UDEN 4991292 @ 1 Bjork Debut 521 323-202 Bobo In Thite Wodden Range Cosmic Ceiling Bon Jovi Crossroad 522 936-2 0117-468451-1021 Britney Spears Baby One More Time A100272308 0101 Bruce Hornsvy And The Range The Way It Is Celine Dion Falling Into You S0148379210- 0101 Celine Dion Lets Talk About Love S0148915910-0101 182 Celine Dion The Colour Of My Love 4747432 Chemical Brothers Brothers Gonna Work It OutEMI UDEN 8465992 @ 1 Chris de Burgh Beautiful Dreams L003 540 432-2 01 Chris de Burgh Best Moves Clanned Legend PD 70188 2893 644 01 # Clanned Magical Ring B-7664/PD 70003 Cranberries Everybody Else Is Doing It, So... 514 156-2 00A L7 Cranberries No Need To Forgive 524051-2 Crash Test Dummies God Shuffled His Feet H-6338/4321165312 B1 Culture Club The Best Of Culture Club Depeche Mode 101 (CD 1) C-6402/881800-1 A Depeche Mode 101 (CD 2) C-6403/881800-2 A Depeche Mode A Broken Frame Depeche Mode Black Celebration Depeche Mode Construction Time Again Depeche Mode Some Great Reward Depeche Mode Songs Of Faith And Devotion Depeche Mode Speak & Spell Depeche Mode Depeche Mode Singles 86-98 CD 1 : 4845742@1 CD 2 : 4845752@1 Desree Supernatural S0100249129-0101 29 DEUS The Ideal Crash 524 643-2 01 Die Fantastischen Vier 499 S4942386000-0101 35 Dire Straits Communiqu 800 052_2 70 L7 Dire Straits Love Over Gold Dream Theater Awake 756790126-2 WME Dream Theater Images And Words 756792148-2 WME EA80 Zweihundertzwei P+O-8884-A2 Enigma The Cross Of Changes H-5504-1/8392362 Enya The Memory Of Trees 063012879-2 WME Eric Clapton Eric Clapton Unplugged 936245024-2 Eric Clapton Pilgrim 936246577-2 01/98 Eric Clapton Strictly The Blues Eric Clapton Timepieces 8000142 04 Everything But The Girl Walking Wounded F.Mercury & M.Caballe Barcelona 837277-201 F.R. David Greatest Hits

Falco Falco Fine Young Cannibals Fisher Z Fools Garden Foreigner Frankie goes to H Fugees Genesis Genesis George Michael George Michael Gloria Gaynor GunsNRoses H-Blockx Helloween Helloween Herbert Tachezi INXS James Horner Jamiroquai Janet Jackson Jennifer Rush Jennifer Rush Joan Osborne Joe Cocker John McLaughlin, Al Di John Miles Kate Bush Kate Bush Kate Bush Keb Mo Kruder & Dorfmeister Kruder & Dorfmeister Lauryn Hill Leonard Cohen Litfiba Lou Reed Madonna Madonna Madonna Manowar Manowar Manowar Mariah Carey Marillion Marla Glen Meat Loaf Meredith Brooks Metallica Metallica Metallica Metallica Metallica Metallica Michael Jackson Michael Jackson Michael Jackson Michael Jackson Mike Oldfield Mike Oldfield Mike Oldfield Mike Oldfield Mike Oldfield Mike Oldfield

Falco 3 229244362-2.2 WME The Hit-Singles L012 398423479-2 05/98 The Raw & The Cooked 828 069-2 01 Going Red For A Salad CDP 794132 2 AR 1 Dish Of The Day L046 8225442 @4 Records 756780999-2.2 R Welcome To The Pleasuredome450994745-2 WME The Score S0100184186-0101 12 Calling All Stations 8446072 @1 Invisible Faith CDEPC-460000 41 Older 841392 2 @ 2 The Very Best Of Gloria Gaynor L134 5196652 02 Appetite For Destruction F-0932/GED24148B Time To Move I-3486/4321187512D Keeper Of The Seven Keys-PartIN 0061MPO01 @@9 Master Of The Rings I-5687/CSC7150-2 A J.S.Bach, Toccata U. Fugue 903174780-2 The Greatest Hits 526 230-2 01 Back To Titanic S0106 069110 - 0101 Synkronized S 0100280704-0101 51 The Velvet Rope 84476229 Credo Movin Relish 526 699-2 01 Organic Friday Night In San Francisco 800 047-2 02 Rebel 820 080-2 03 Hounds Of Love The Red Shoes The Sensual World Just Like You S0148411710-0101 The K & D Sessions - Disc 1 SNV K 7073 CDA 02 The K & D Sessions - Disc 2 K7073CD B-II #1 Miseducation Of Lauryn Hill S0148984310 0101 So Long, Marianne Mondi Sommersi EMI 8557422 New York 759925829-2 Bedtime Stories 936245767-2 WME Like A Prayer Ray Of Light Fighting The World Kings Of Metal Triumph Of Steel Butterfly Fugazi This Is Marla Glen Bat Out Of Hell II Blurring The Edges Load Master Of Puppets Metallica Reload S & M (CD 1) 936246847-2 756790563-2 WME 756781930-2 WME 756782423-2.2 WME S0148853710 CDP 7 46027 2 839067 2@3 EMI UDEN 8369192 532618-202 838 141-2 01 510 022-2 00B L7 07314 546 798-2 01

S & M (CD 2) 07314 546 799-2 01 Bad CDEPC-450290 123 A1 Dangerous 01-465802-10 83 Thriller 85930 41 Thriller 35 8P-11 91A2 Crises CDV2262 100441 02 Heavens Open Music Wonderland Orchestral Tubular Bells S VVIPD 101 01 The Songs Of Distant Earth Tubular Bells 2 4500990618-2

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