Books You Must Read Because You Must Mock.Books I Will Go to the Mattresses for, Even Though I Hate the Writer.Books I Keep Meaning to Read, but Then I See Something Shiny.Books I Have Written a Prequel/Sequel to in My Own Head.Books I Love Even Though the Last Twenty Pages Made No Damn Sense.Books I Use as a Booster Seat for My Child.Books I Read Because the Author Looked Hot.Books I Actually Read but Got a Poorer Grade on the Paper I Wrote on the Subject Than My Best Friend Who Did Not Read the Book.Books They Let Children Read for Reasons Passing Human Understanding.Books That Made Me Want to Have Sex with at Least One Character.
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Books I Read Only After Seeing the Movie.Books I Refused to Read for a Long Time Because too Many (or the Wrong) People Recommended Them.Books You Must Read Before You Die, but Would Rather Die Than Read.My Real Guilty-Pleasure Reads, and Not the Decoys I Talk About Openly.Books I Used to Love, of Which I Am Now Ashamed.Book-to-Movie Adaptations Where, Frankly, the Movie Was Better.Worst Books Ever, or Five Hours of My Life I'll Never Get Back.(See? Things are getting excitingly meta already.) Each week, or as often as I feel like, I will run with one of these lists in my own imitable way. I will compile this list of list titles and keep a running list here on this post. Often a duplicate is a lower quality copy of a track (such as a lower mp3 bitrate), or a track appearing on both a compilation and original album.It's t he Official 50 Books 2007 List Challenge! Here's how it works: You give me a list title. DeDup: remove duplicate tracks - DeDup listens to your collection and presents a list of tracks which are duplicates.PerfectTUNES AccurateRip verifies previously ripped discs, perfect for validating iTunes or other rippers not capable of checking AccurateRip. There exists a technology called AccurateRip which compares your ripped tracks against other peoples rips, a positive match says without question your rip is error free, a negative match can also inform the rip has errors. CD drives on their own cannot determine if a ripped track has errors (using c2 pointers, or re-ripping), ripping errors could be speaker-popping-noise, or silence (where the drive interpolates the error). AccurateRip: check lossless tracks for ripping errors - Around 2% of all ripped discs have errors, discs do not even have to be scratched to give an error, such as from manufacturing defects.
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