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I think that is part of it. Like I have said before, there is a line there somewhere, and we have to be careful about crossing it. I know it may seem odd, or whatever, but that is how it goes. Maybe that will change at some point. Although - Outta Print, Outta Site (1 disc) and The Complete Singles 1994-2002 (3 discs) are out there, if people look around a bit.

I think it has to do with the fact that they did things they said they would never do. I have never really heard the album, as I had quit listening to metal a couple years before that album came out. What I have always thought was really odd, was the fact that they had some sort of fashion makeover during the Load era.

Not anymore - People can read this thread for the most recent discussion on such tracks.

Interesting. I was just thinking of the re-issue and their cover of Dreams. I See Monsters (Nissan Live Sets 2007)

Roadsinger (To Warm You Through The Night)(May 5th, 2009) Yusuf Islam - Boots & Sand (from The Chris Isaak Hour)

Happy Birthday from The Skunks.

That's not really my trip anymore. I don't usually bother with such things, unless I can help answer a question with a previous thread that seems to cover what the new thread is about. 1. It's really the job of the people who run this place to do such things. When some of the inmates run the asylum, the other inmates who don't run the asylum, get upset. 2. Most new people are not really going to know about or utilize the search function. Some people just don't give a shit. Some people give a shit too much. 3. Sometimes, people just want attention. So they will start new threads to promot

Oddly enough - in the new issue of Rolling Stone magazine, they claim it is better than The Last Waltz. Also - I noticed Sam Jones did the Dylan photos that are in said issue.

Oh - I have it. I think Mr. noDep5 has been offered various ways to obtain the tracks he desires - he just needs to make up his mind and choose how he is going to get them.

I just got home from a 14 hour help a friend move day. Anyhow - Yes, When one searches for things in Google, things that one can get in trouble are listed in the search results. Kind of funny huh. No - not all of them are. That is not to say that one will not find a Led Zeppelin live AUD recorded show at Demonoid, but really, places like that are for grabbing commercial stuff. Let's be honest. If you check out the BT sites listed in that thread I made (link in my signature section) then you are ok. But - there are rules. Check this out: DimeTOS:Allowed Torrents And if not, wh

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Whatever sites come up in Google when you search for The Complete Singles, is more likely than not, going to be one of those illegal BT sites.

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No. The characters on The Office do remind me of certain people I know though.

There is one so far. Maybe it seemed odd as it was a physical comedy deal, instead of the usual opening of someone just talking.

It also depends on what condition the discs I have are in - it occurs to me that they did not rip very well the last time. We shall see.

Of course, they had to do that. I think that is one of reasons Tom is upset about a drummer he has not worked with in decades using the name (although he says he didn't know). How many Boston songs did he write? I would guess none. That makes me think of this:

I can respect that. I am not a big fan of converting things to Mp3 anymore, but if no on else steps up, I will send you FLAC files of you what you need. Although, I don't think I will be around tonight until late, and I may be out and about all day tomorrow.

And they are both control freaks and dominated their respective bands.

I know you are not willing to do BT, but if you changed your mind, you could get all of those tracks right away. And I still believe that those can be found on a Mp3 blog somewhere.

I thought that was odd - as it did not lead into the story of the show. I noticed that on My Name Is Earl and The Office last night Earl and Jim both made references to past episodes.