rdvdijk

That was a screwup of Daniel Lanois' recording engineer. He recorded at 48kHz, and Neil found out too late (that is, after all the recording was done). To me, this incident serves as a perfect example of why "high resolution" isn't such a big deal. I've heard people say that the Le Noise LP sounds superior to anything else, but it was recorded in an "inferior quality". And about the 128GB holding 1000 to 2000 albums, I'm sure they meant to say "songs". But even then, if they compress the 24/192 audio losslessly, it'll be hard to get to 1000 songs on 128GB.