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Index > 01 in CUE sheet

Reply #25 –
What about classical music? I would assume a lot of (older?) classical CDs used indices above 01.

Index > 01 in CUE sheet

Reply #26 –
I remember the album by Focus - Moving Waves (aka Focus II).
The last track, Eruption had 16 parts. Originally it was side 2 of a vinyl LP that was divided in 5 parts (so sub parts grouped together).
In theory, there is no difference between theory and practice. In practice there is.

Index > 01 in CUE sheet

Reply #27 –
Here's what I found in the discs I have ripped: 

   
  • Sheila Chandra: Nada Brahma [2000 reissue] 
  • Miles Davis/Gil Evans: The Complete Columbia Studio Recordings 
  • Thomas Dolby: Gothic (both tracks go up to INDEX 15) 
  • Enigma: MCMXC a.D. 
  • Enya: Enya 
  • The Firesign Theatre: How Can You Be In Two Places At Once... [MFSL] 
  • Front 242: Front By Front, Headhunter, Never Stop!, Mixed by Fear 
  • Jean-Michel Jarre: Les Chants Magnétiques [early pressing] 
  • Grace Jones: Slave to the Rhythm [early US Island pressing] 
  • Erich Kunzel/Cincinnati Pops: Round-Up!, Happy Trails 
  • John Martyn: Foundations 
  • The Mystic Moods Orchestra: Extensions 
  • Octopus: Octopus [FAX label] 
  • John Oswald: Plunderphonic 
  • John Rutter/Cambridge Singers: Brother Sun, Sister Moon 
  • Donna Summer: The Dance Collection 
  • V/A: Ambient Dub Volume 1 - The Big Chill, Hot Tracks 15-01
  And a few unusual edge cases that might be useful for testing: 

  • In addition to lots of tracks with multiple subtrack indicies, disc 2 of John Oswald's 69 Plunderphonics 96 has a nonstandard TOC that starts with Track 27. That's a fun one to rip. 
  • Sigue Sigue Sputnik's Flaunt It has the inter-track commercials in Index 0, including on track 9, which has only four (silent) frames in Index 01 before the disc ends. CUETools can't handle that for some reason. 
  • Yello: One Second (Remaster) -- I'm not sure if this is really in the TOC or just a weird error that happened when I ripped it; my copy isn't handy so I can't double-check. But the EAC cuesheet shows Track 6 Index 2 and Track 7 Index 0 both at 26:24:40.