Sybil Greatest Hits 1997 EAC FLAC 32

Sybil is an American R&B and pop singer-songwriter who rose to fame in the late 1980s and early 1990s with her cover versions of classic soul songs. She is best known for her hits "Don't Make Me Over", "Walk On By", "The Love I Lost" and "Make It Easy On Me", which were produced by the legendary Stock Aitken Waterman team.

In 1997, Sybil released a compilation album titled Greatest Hits, which featured 19 tracks from her previous albums and singles. The album included six bonus tracks that were not available on the original US release. The album was released in Europe by Next Plateau Entertainment and marketed by Roadrunner Records.

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The album was also available in a limited edition CD format that used EAC (Exact Audio Copy) and FLAC (Free Lossless Audio Codec) to encode the audio files. EAC is a software that can rip audio CDs without any loss of quality, while FLAC is a format that can compress audio files without any loss of data. Together, they can preserve the original sound quality of the CD and reduce the file size.

The EAC FLAC version of the album had a bit depth of 32 bits, which means that each sample of the audio signal had 32 bits of information. This is higher than the standard CD quality, which has a bit depth of 16 bits. A higher bit depth can capture more details and nuances of the sound, resulting in a richer and more dynamic audio experience.

The EAC FLAC version of the album was a rare and exclusive item that was sought after by audiophiles and fans of Sybil. It was considered to be one of the best sounding versions of her greatest hits collection, showcasing her powerful and soulful voice in high fidelity.

If you are interested in listening to Sybil's Greatest Hits in EAC FLAC 32, you can find some samples on SoundCloud . You can also check out the tracklist and other details of the album on Discogs. Enjoy!

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