davidtobin100

I've bought the SBS CD/DVD version. I've paid for the extra tracks from itunes. I'm a pretty big fan of Wilco but because I'm from Ireland I was sold a version of the album that won't allow me to access the Enhanced Content on the CD. Many others are suffering this all over the UK/Ireland and Japan regions. With all this trouble the "Help Accessing the ECD" link has been removed from the wilcoworld site - pretty strange... It's just seeing the post a few days ago that is pinned to the top of the forum kinda irked me. I appreciate that Wilco are very generous with their fans. They show a loya

Hey I bought the last Jimmy Eat World album twice cause the second edition released about six months after had a full disc of the demos with the band explaining why they went with the changes they made on the finished product. I d/l ed the YHF but I would pay for a special edition with loads of bonus stuff like that.

I''ve found and tried Trader's Little Helper a program I've found through wikipedia's entry on shn files and google. Tested it out on one file and seems to be working. Much easier than going into DOS etc as listed further up in the thread. Thanks. PS - Owl: Podcast on Owl and Bear looks good - must give it a d/l tomorrow.

Many thanks for this thread and the generosity of all the fans who've taken the time to do this. One question though: I realise FLACs are high quality, but I am under the impression (please correct me if I'm wrong) that they are compressed WAV files. Why aren't the d/ls in WAV format instead? I realise it's a little bigger for storage but it is a much easier format for the average person to use, therefore meaning that more people could take advantage of this. I'm a pretty adept PC user and it took me a while to get converting up and running. Also: I am finding the conversion of shn files (

A stranger recommendation: Have you tried WE3 by Grant Morrison? It's a comic about three escaped lap test animals and is very moving. Might be one to look out for if you want a change of pace.