LarryK2

Some classical recordings have movements (or other large sections of music that should run continuously), marked into multiple tracks for ease of locating smaller sections. These tracks were never intended to be read as stops, and would NOT play that way on a disc player. Sometimes it is worse than a pause - there are even sounds from the end of one track or beginning on the next (can't tell which) that are repeated - digital "hiccups."

I'll limit myself to two; Rachmaninoff Symphonic Dances, Reference Recordings - spectacular in every good sense of the word. World's Greatest Audiophile Vocal Recordings, Chesky - I have since purchased several albums from which these selections were taken.

Magnificent recording. Sorry to bring up a technical question, but I am unable to play this gaplessly on Amarra HiFi - extremely annoying, so I listen to sections or revert to iTunes ): I'm playing it in AIFF. Thanks gents, Larry