Analogman

The only Bottle Rockets album I have ever heard was The Brooklyn Side - which I actually gave away for some odd reason years ago. Another one of those bands that I have read a lot about, but never really listened to.

Band/Artist: Pete Townshend Date: Venue: Location: Source: Notes: The Genuine Scoop Set/Track list: Disc 1 1. My Generation 2. It's Not True 3. Circles 4. Things Have Changed 5. La-La-Lies 6. Call Me Lightning 7. The Kids Are Alright 8. I'm A Boy 9. Do The Strip 10. Kill My Appetite 11. I Can See For Miles 12. I Always Say 13. Run Run Run 14. Disguises 15. Don't Look Away 16. Politician 17. So Sad About Us 18. Happy Jack 19. Substitute 20. Pictures of Lily 21. Melancholia 22. Magic Bus 23. King Rabbit 24. Lazy Fat People 25. Riot In A Female Jail 26. Accidents Band/Artist: Pete Town

Once in a while you get shown the light in the strangest of places if you look at it right

Ninjas are everywhere! That ground reminds me of where I grew up - sorta.

A post about Being There and a chain of events in someone's life - from a dude's blog that I have been reading for many years.

Analogman does not worry about that anymore (most of the time) - that is up to you dudes.

I think those Pirate Bay dudes have got busted several times. I won't mess with places like that - or Demonoid anymore.

Be Not So Fearful, you mean?

I meant the Oink chap. Blogger does not like all the links - they read it has a spam blog.

That is good - since I am paranoid about the blog disappearing, I re-did that thread in the BT section here on the board as a copy of what I have listed on that blog. I don't claim to know everything, but those links are some of the places I have found answers over the last couple of years. That dude just got his bail extended -

I figured he would - he was a fan of Oink.

When I download something that way and/or FTP, I hit about 60-70kbs, when I do BT, I can hit 300/400 kbs per second, if there is a lot of seeders, that is.

Interesting - is this deal in a zip folder?

Now, keep track of how long that takes - I am curious.

Well, what I meant was - FLAC torrents are usually 400-500 Mbs, whereas Mp3 torrents are 50-60 mbs, for example. So - I would think a WAV torrent would be 800-900 mb? I don't know - I have never messed with such a thing. Although, I recall dudes upping WAV torrents on Oink. I know this is not Bit Torrent we are talking about - How big it the WAV file in size?

I have it - don't recall what she writes about though. Here is a link to the rock book thread - in case you are interested.

I recall reading somewhere that Daniel Lanois was going to do that also. I wonder how long it would take to download something that big? It would be like snagging a movie file.

That's not a fax machine - that's him singing. HA HA HA HA HA

Did I Stutter? (deleted scenes)

That's right - and the other one. I bought the last album they made though.

Faces ~ Live at The Marquee Club, London, England, 1970 Devotion Too Much Woman You're My Girl Maybe I'm Amazed Flying L'Olympia Theatre, Paris, January 28th 1971 Gasoline Alley>Around the Plynth Love In Vain