What are you listening to ?

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Over lock down I loaded Audacity, hooked my older laptop with it on it o the stereo and digitized the A side of most of my wife and my 45's.
It is now on a USB key or two in .wav format, and the tunes pour out very nicely when ever we are in the car.
Catchy tunes from about 1972-85
 

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Audacity is great. Have it, it does a lot.
Years ago I digitized all my music when we got it from Napster, Limewire, Kazaa, AudioGalaxy and Newsgroups. Newsgroups were the best! Got everything I ever wanted from them but saved them as MP3s, as WAV files were too large IMHO. Was happy with 192 and 320 bitrate MP3 files. Ended up so far with ~ 55 GBs of files, about 10,000 songs/albums on a couple 64GB Flashdrives. So have room on those drives to add even more files as needed. Take a thumb-drive and plug it in my vehicle and have endless music and never have to listen to any commercials on the radio anymore! It's great!
 
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