echo Enter path to save files
read PH
cd $PH
mkdir ./new
cd ./new
cdparanoia -B 
rename .cdda.wav .wav *.cdda.wav
for i in $( ls *.wav ); do
            notlame -b 256 -q 0 $i
done
rename .wav.mp3 .mp3 *.wav.mp3
for j in $( ls *.mp3 ); do
	mp3gain -r -k $j
done
rm -f *.wav
mv ./* $PH
cd ..
rmdir ./new

DISCID=$(cddbcmd cddb query `cd-discid /dev/cdrom` | cut -f 1-2 -d' ') && cddbcmd cddb read $DISCID

DISCID=$( discid )
cddbcmd -m http -p 10.1.1.2:808 cddb query $DISCID
CATEG=$( cddbcmd -m http -p 10.1.1.2:808 cddb query $DISCID | cut -f 1 )
cddbcmd -m http -p 10.1.1.2:808 cddb read $CATEG $DISCID

DISCID=$( discid )
cddbcmd -m http -p 10.1.1.2:808 cddb query $DISCID > query.txt
CATEG=$( cut -d ' ' -f 1 ./query.txt )
cddbcmd -m http -p 10.1.1.2:808 cddb read $CATEG $DISCID

# xmcd CD database file
# Copyright (C) 2001 CDDB, Inc.
#


# Track frame offsets:
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#	254903
#


# Disc length: 3630
#


# Revision: 8
# Processed by: cddbd v1.4.2PL1 Copyright (c) 1996-2000 CDDB Inc.
# Submitted via: CDDB2_Bridge 1.0
#


DISCID=b60e2b0c
DTITLE=Creed / Human Clay
TTITLE0=Are You Ready
TTITLE1=What If
TTITLE2=Beautiful
TTITLE3=Say I
TTITLE4=Wrong Way
TTITLE5=Faceless Man
TTITLE6=Never Die
TTITLE7=With Arms Wide Open
TTITLE8=Higher
TTITLE9=Wash Away Those Years
TTITLE10=Inside Us All
TTITLE11=Young Grow Old
EXTD=mp3 - cdda\n\n\n\nOctober 18, 1999 \n\n  \n\nCreed\n\nHuman Clay\n\n(
EXTD=Wind-Up)\n\n\n\nCreed's highly anticipated second album is vivid proo
EXTD=f that the Florida quartet's knack for striking grungy, charismatic p
EXTD=oses hasn't abated a bit since it struck quadruple-platinum pay dirt 
EXTD=with its 1997 debut. \n\n\n\nThese tunes all bristle with the same cr
EXTD=unchy guitars, churning rhythms, and raspy angst that drove Creed (no
EXTD=t to mention kindred spirits like Third EyeBlind and Matchbox 20) to 
EXTD=Soundscan success. \n\n\n\nFrontman Scott Stapp hammers home his calc
EXTD=ulatedly unaffected sentiments in a voice that falls somewhere betwee
EXTD=n Joe Cocker, Alice in Chains' Layne Staley and Motorhead main man Le
EXTD=mmy Kilmister but without achieving the focused, gut-level impact of 
EXTD=those singers. \n\n\n\nDespite the enthusiasm with which he tackles t
EXTD=opics like spurned love and carefully veiled religious themes, there 
EXTD=are few tracks where feeling and form meet equally. Mark Tremonti is 
EXTD=an agile guitarist, and his gripping riffs, moody reverberating lines
EXTD= and stinginglicks add a distinct stylistic edge to the pedestrian ha
EXTD=rd-rock numbers,but in mellower moments ("Never Die"), even his most 
EXTD=skillful ambient flourishes can't keep the tunes from meandering off 
EXTD=track. \n\n\n\nCreed is most vulnerable during power ballads, not bec
EXTD=ause the songs actually reveal anytender emotional insights, but beca
EXTD=use they blatantly expose the group'sreal soft spot: its songwriting.
EXTD= \n\n\n\nTechnically, the guys in Creed are adept players and when th
EXTD=e songwriting works, and they pull out the stops("Higher," "What If")
EXTD=, they pull off some reasonably compelling music. But ultimately, Hum
EXTD=an Clay feels like passion by numbers.
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EXTT11=
PLAYORDER=

DISCID=$( discid )
cddbcmd -m http -p 10.1.1.2:808 cddb query $DISCID > query.txt
CATEG=$( cut -d ' ' -f 1 ./query.txt )
SERIAL=$( cut -d ' ' -f 2 ./query.txt)
cddbcmd -m http -p 10.1.1.2:808 cddb read $CATEG $SERIAL > cdinfo.txt
TRACKNUM=$( discid | cut -d ' ' -f 2)
#echo $TRACKNUM
cut -f2-$TRACKNUM -d '=' -s ./cdinfo.txt > title.txt

grep TTITLE cdinfo.txt | cut -f2 -d=

echo Enter path to save files
read PH
cd $PH
mkdir ./new
cd ./new
cdparanoia -B 
rename .cdda.wav .wav *.cdda.wav
DISCID=$( discid )
cddbcmd -m http -p 10.1.1.2:808 cddb query $DISCID > query.txt
CATEG=$( cut -d ' ' -f 1 ./query.txt )
SERIAL=$( cut -d ' ' -f 2 ./query.txt)
cddbcmd -m http -p 10.1.1.2:808 cddb read $CATEG $SERIAL > cdinfo.txt
TRACKNUM=$( discid | cut -d ' ' -f 2)
#echo $TRACKNUM
grep TITLE cdinfo.txt > title.txt
sed '1d' title.txt > title1.txt
cut -d '=' -f2-"$TRACKNUM" -s title1.txt > list.txt
grep DTITLE cdinfo.txt > altitle.txt
ALTITLE=$( cut -d '/' -f2 -s altitle.txt )
cut -d '=' -f2 -s altitle.txt > artist.txt
ARTIST=$(cut -d '/' -f1 -s artist.txt)
for i in $( ls *.wav ); do
TRACKTITLE=$( sed q list.txt )
sed '1d' list.txt > newlist.txt
rename newlist.txt list.txt newlist.txt
sed 's/TTITLE//' title1.txt > title2.txt
sed = list.txt | sed 'N;s/\n/\t/' > newlist1.txt
cut -f1 newlist1.txt > tracknums.txt
TRACKNUMBER=$( sed q tracknums.txt)
sed '1d' title1.txt > title3.txt
rename title3.txt title1.txt title3.txt
notlame --preset standard -tt"$TRACKTITLE" -ta "$ARTIST" -tl "$ALTITLE" -tn "$TRACKNUMBER" $i
done
rename .wav.mp3 .mp3 *.wav.mp3
for j in $( ls *.mp3 ); do
	mp3gain -r -k $j
done
rm -f *.wav
rm -f *.txt
mv ./* $PH
cd ..
rmdir ./new