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Don't stream it. Don't settle for a YouTube rip. Buy the FLAC. Turn off the lights. Turn up the amplifier. And let the bells ring in their original, uncompromised glory.

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A key feature to look for in a release is that it is typically sourced from the 1992 original studio master (or the 1998 HDCD remaster), offering lossless CD-quality (16-bit / 44.1 kHz) or higher resolution. Mike Oldfield Tubular Bells II FLAC

In the pantheon of progressive rock and ambient electronic music, few names carry as much weight as Mike Oldfield. His 1973 debut, Tubular Bells , not only launched Virgin Records but also terrified and fascinated a generation thanks to The Exorcist . However, it is the sequel—, released in 1992—that represents the composer revisiting his masterpiece with two decades of technical sophistication and emotional maturity. Don't stream it

File size is the enemy. A standard Tubular Bells II MP3 is ~120MB. The full album in 24-bit FLAC is nearly 1.2GB. But for the Mike Oldfield enthusiast, the progressive rock archivist, or the budding audiophile, there is no debate. Turn off the lights

Here is what you lose with MP3 or streaming, and regain with FLAC:

Ripping the original 1992 CD to FLAC via software like Exact Audio Copy (EAC) provides a perfect digital copy.