Procol Harum - Discography 26 Cds - Mp3-320 <100% LIMITED>

: Long car trips, building a smart playlist, or diving deep into their post-“Whiter Shade” evolution.

If you want a complete Procol Harum studio collection in high-bitrate MP3, this is the gold standard. The 320kbps encoding respects the band’s lush, baroque-psychedelic arrangements. Only serious audiophiles need seek FLAC; for everyone else, this is a treasure trove. Procol Harum - Discography 26 cds - mp3-320

Here’s a detailed review of as a collector’s item and listening resource. Overview This 26-CD collection spans the entire studio output of Procol Harum, from their groundbreaking 1967 debut to their later reunion albums. Encoded at MP3-320 kbps (CBR), it offers near-lossless quality in a highly space-efficient format—ideal for archiving or portable listening without significant audible compromise. Sound Quality (MP3-320) At 320 kbps, the encoding preserves most of the dynamic range, warmth, and instrumental texture that Procol Harum’s music demands—especially Gary Brooker’s piano, B.J. Wilson’s drumming, and Matthew Fisher’s Hammond organ swirls. Highs are clean; no audible artifacting or “wateriness” in cymbal decays or vocal reverb. : Long car trips, building a smart playlist,