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I ordered W.E.T. shortly after the new Winger CD -- both from Frontiers Records. I went to rip the Winger disc to my computer and was bummed that it didn't considered it an "Unknown Album / Unknown Artist" -- I had to create artwork and add song title info by hand.

So tonight I go to rip W.E.T., and the PC thinks it's Winger! All the Karma artwork and song titles are there for the W.E.T. tracks! I verified this on another PC, so it's not confusion with mine -- it has to be a factory mistake. Any one else find this with their copy?

Rip Rokken wrote:I ordered W.E.T. shortly after the new Winger CD -- both from Frontiers Records. I went to rip the Winger disc to my computer and was bummed that it didn't considered it an "Unknown Album / Unknown Artist" -- I had to create artwork and add song title info by hand.

So tonight I go to rip W.E.T., and the PC thinks it's Winger! All the Karma artwork and song titles are there for the W.E.T. tracks! I verified this on another PC, so it's not confusion with mine -- it has to be a factory mistake. Any one else find this with their copy?

Wouldn't that be an error with the online data base? I was of the assumption that is where iTunes and other ripping software gets the info.

It could be... I forgot it pulls down online info. I remember my Europe disc also did the "unknown" thing and I had to do the same for it as I did for Karma. Maybe waiting a while might have resolved that. Hmm...

Just rename it to Wet Winger and listen to in anyway




On a side note, the new Winger is ok, although I don't think it sounds like Kip's voice at all. It's like he's dropped a note in his vocal range...

T-Bone wrote:I don't think it sounds like Kip's voice at all. It's like he's dropped a note in his vocal range...

Has to be intentional, as on Blackwood Creek it is his usual brilliant range.

T-Bone wrote:On a side note, the new Winger is ok, although I don't think it sounds like Kip's voice at all. It's like he's dropped a note in his vocal range...

He stays away from most of the screams these days, but he still has a killer voice. I love this album, and it keeps growing on me with repeated listens. The only song I don't care for (aside from the goofy instrumental closer) is "After All This Time". Kip singing over a very generic slow bluesy tune with his heavy Winger growl was a mistake. If anything, he should have sung it in a softer voice, and maybe an octave lower.