At 12:06 PM 2/19/2003 -0800, Elizabeth Brion wrote:
>Rhett Miller's "The Instigator" and Mull Historical Society's "Loss." 
>For the record, I have no problems with them on my laptop, which runs 
>OSX... it seems to be the combination of Mac Classic, iTunes 2 and the 
>word Warners on the back of the CD case that adds up to trouble for me. 
>  (I did a collection scan and discovered that these are also the only 
>two Warners-related CDs I've bought in the last year.)

Weird.  I did check the copy-protected CD page at http://www.fatchucks.com/z3.cd.html and saw no mention of either disc, just in case there was some sort of WB hocus-pocus afoot.

Interestingly, I own several of the "CDs with major problems reported" and have had zero trouble with my copies, even when the list says that there's problems with the "USA" versions.  I wonder if the people reporting those problems (as opposed to the more reliable "Known Corrupt CDs" list above it) aren't really encountering copy protection, but instead have hardware and/or software that can't deal with multisession CDs -- the ones I own all have "extra" CD-ROM content like video clips.  Don't know if this would apply to the Miller and MHS CDs in question...

later,

Miles