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If you're pressed for time, don't bother with the even numbered symphonies. Everyone knows odd numbered symphonies are always the best!
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BTW, they're 128 bit. Enough to get all I can from my laptop speakers, but I bet the flaws are noticable on a real system.
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I never agreed with the even/odd rule. The sixth has always been my favorite, if I were forced to choose. And there isn't a single one of the nine, even or odd, that I don't enjoy listening to.
I am quite disappointed, though. This would have to happen the week that I'm back on the dial-up horse. I've already got plenty of Beethoven CDs (all the symphonies and loads of other works), and their ripped mp3 versions, but I would very much enjoy hearing what the BBC has to offer.
If you're talking Star Trek movies, though, the even/odd rule is rock solid.
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I have them all. It seems as though since I got them for free I should be able to give them out, but that's actually redistributing, and I'm not sure how the beeb feels about that.
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