Furthermore, to add to the complaints, the sample has also ripping errors. At the beginning of every version, in the pauses, you can clearly hear scratching introduced by missed sectors while grabbing. That is imho the worst offense of a lot of DL music. There's no point in all the fancy lossless formats (flac, wv, ape) or high-quality lossy formats (AAC, OGG, MP3-320k) if the grab is ridden with audio gaps.

Seriously wtf? They didn't do that already? Even I did something similar at the time I was still interested in 3D graphics programming in elder time on my Atari ST. At that time it was out of the question to use an oversampling algorithm to make some anti-aliasing. It was obvious to interpolate the colours using the adjacent pixels. The downside was a blurring of the image, which was a little bit annoying at 320x200, but at 1920x1080 it should even add realism (i.e. making it more like TV) to the picture.