Sources for FLAC Music

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Hi! I wanted to start to hoard my favorite tracks in the best possible quality. A lot of stuff is available through Deezer or Tidal i know, but what sources are you guys using when FLACs for particular albums or songs cannot be found on Deezer or Tidal? I wanted to get the Rock n Roll Train song from ACDC in FLAC, but Tidal doesn't have it in FLAC.

Are there any good Public/Private trackers for Music?

Cheers.

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I would use Soulseek for that

I didn't know about it until a few days ago somehow (I'm kinda getting back into sailing at the moment after a long break), and I can confirm it's great and easy to get into. Has loads of flac too even if I prefer to stick to 320kbps MP3.

I barely use it atm, because of telegram deezer bot solutions. But if you're looking for specific things you can't find on the other platforms it's quite nice.

I prefer using Deemix with a deezer Hi-Fi ARL. Has an amazing docker container which I simply sync to a Navidrome instance.

I don't understand any word after ARL. Can you elaborate?

For me it's just chill, cause I can also just paste Spotify playlists into the telegram bot chat.

Basically like a login token without sharing email or password.

I know what an ARL is, but I don't get the rest

Oh, my bad. So, basically I use a docker image of Deemix on my server, which in very simple terms is basically a virtualized container on my server which hosts Deemix, the Deezer downloader. Then, I also have Navidrome on docker, which is a self-hosted music player, sort of like Spotify but with your downloaded music.

Does that make sense? If you're having trouble with understanding docker/containers just google it, I'm not the best at explaining it πŸ˜…

Nah it makes sense now, thx for explaining :) Don't need it myself, but kinda cool to have a local library like that I guess.