RE: How could I stay away so long?

[David Pietras <softwareguy1122@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hello,  
 I personally use Roxio Easy CD Creator 5. I like it,  as it's easy to
use, but I'm sure that others on the list have found software of an even
higher quality, since they trade high quality boots.       

                                   Peace, 
                               David Pietras
P.S: I can see our names causing some confusion somewhere down the road
;) 

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From: owner-zeppelin@xxxxxxxx [mailto:owner-zeppelin@xxxxxxxx] On Behalf
Of davidp_@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Friday, April 18, 2003 11:57 AM
To: zeppelin@xxxxxxxx
Subject: How could I stay away so long?

Greetings to all FBO members, to those I once knew and those I will be
meeting as the days go by...

Some of you may remember me (and I'll give you a big internet hug if you
do) as the man who wrote all those long-winded reviews which can be seen
on my website "David's Led Zeppelin Live Concert Reviews".  My apologies
to all who may have fell asleep during one of those reads :-)  It's been
probably a few years since I last visited the list and I hope to stick
around for a little longer than the last time.

I'm now in the process of upgrading my shameful factory stereo in my
truck to a new Alpine system.  I'm as anxious as a little kid in a candy
store awaiting what Zeppelin will sound like again in a loud car audio
system.  My goose bumps have goose bumps thinking about those long lost
(including my hearing) days.

I'm also trying to get in step with CDR age.  I still have over 60 shows
on cassette (it's that rectangulat plastic case with the two wheels with
tape wrapped around it), and I am now beginning to start building my CDR
collection, while also attemtping to move my cassette recordings to CD.
Lots of fun.

Anyway, with that in mind, the first question I would like to ask you
all (and my apologies, because I'm certain that this question has been
asked as much as I have listened to "Dazed and Confused") which CD
recording software do you use.  As for extracting, I notice a lot of
folks use EAC, which I now have for that use.  For recording, it seems
like CDRWIN is mentioned a lot.  What do you folks prefer for copying
and recording?

Nice to be back amongst the Zeppelin brethren.  I've already ordered my
advance copies of the upcoming DVD and "How the West was Won" CD.  Can't
wait--and it's about time, too.

Take care now,

David

"David's Led Zeppelin Live Concert Reviews"
http://users.adelphia.net/~despec