I correct myself actualah, i've got all the songs bar two from Damage Done....but they're all 128 mp3s, I tried listening to them but it's really all quite loud, blurry and unclear. I can barely discern the double bass, the guitars blur together and the keys barely make an audible impact at all! The equalizer settings help sometimes; I usually save a different, optimal (for me) equalizer setting for every band and sometimes each album I listen to on winamp, cuz different producers emphasize different things, for better or for worse. Bolt Thrower for example, on mp3, is a complete mess. It's so bassy my speakers just warble intelligibly on normal settings...my Bolt Thrower eq setting has almost no bass whatsoever...it's the only way I can hear the guitars!
Blah, I really really liked Haven, but like someone before me said, it doesn't last all that long. Each individual song is good, and the overall feel of Haven is comfortably melodic, subtly melancholic and warmly folklike, but it's over quickly and the songs are very short. Haven gives me the sort of wistful, alternating warm/cold moodiness that I get when listening to In Flames TJC; a tangible, textured musicianship that is easy to digest and easy to appreciate. I very much enjoy Feast Of Burden, The Wonders At Your Feet, Not Built To Last and Ego Drama to mention individual songs.....i'd very much like to hear some work from Projector because I like keys and synth creativity. Damage Done sounds much more brisk, but like I said, I can't get much from the mp3's I have. =( S'why I like to buy the albums because they sound so much better.