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Speaking of p2p, what does everyone use? I hate the fact that Kazaa installs so much spyware, and other junk. So, what p2p app is best?

I primarily use giFT (http://gift.sourceforge.net/) which under FreeBSD, NetBSD, OpenBSD, Linux and Solaris. It uses a two-part client-server user interface which is to say that when you run giftd, you don't get a user interface. You can pick from among several available user interfaces (http://gift.sourceforge.net/software/guis.mhtml) including a console/text one called giFTcurs (http://www.nongnu.org/giftcurs/), which is the one I use the most. For Windows, I use an older copy of Kazaa Lite.

For Windows, I use an older copy of Kazaa Lite.

Khuon, do you happen to have the installer for that older version of Kazaa? ;-)

Thanks!

IV ~ Led Zeppelin

The iTunes exclusive Iron & Wine e.p., consisting of the following tracks:
"No Moon"
"Sinning Hands"
"Friends They Are Jewels"
"Peng!"

Forever- As I Lay Dying

Ani DiFranco - As Is

So ~ Peter Gabriel

Bjork-Undo

Concrete Blonde - Everybody Knows

Over Me-Corrosion of Conformity

Das Ich - Krieger

Sister ~ Sonic Youth

1905 - voice

The soundtrack from the Animatrix. Both the Animatrix and the soundtrack are most excellent.

So far:

The Pine - Self-Titled 7", Homeless Life 7", split 7" with The Saddest Landscape
Rites of Spring - Self-Titled 12", All Through a Life 7"
Rockets and Bluelights - Demo (MP3s), A Smashed City... 10"

Wiretap Scars ~ Sparta

The Offspring- Gone Away

Nico ~ Blind Melon

Clean My Wounds- Corrosion of Conformity

Ten ~ Pearl Jam

Lovers -- The Sleepy Jackson.

Villains ~ The Verve Pipe

Ministry - Stigmata
Sepultera - No Birth
Beastie Boys - What Comes Around
Sisters of Mercy - Corrosion, Detonation Boulevard, More, Dominion/Mother Russia

Impaled Northern Moon Forest - Grim and Frostbitten Moongoats of the North.

Odelay ~ Beck

karmical,

Have you heard Uneasy Listening, Vol 1 ?
http://charles.loveofcolor.org/djz-trip/

Saddest Vacant Lot in All The World ~ Grandaddy

The Sponge Bob Square Pants Movie soundtrack

Thanks Gilby!

Odyssey Number Five ~ Powderfinger

Just sort of struck my fancy this afternoon for whatever reason.

Battles: B e.p. & "Tras" Single

Vs ~ Pearl Jam

zolof the rock n roll destroyer - the popsicle ep

Mr. Bungle - Girls of Porn
Lords of Acid - Show Me Your *****
Unknown Techno - I'm Horny
Beastie Boys - Girls
PJ Harvey - Is This Desire?
Bob Dylan - I Want You

Random function on my MP3 player is hating me.

Country, classic rock, and of course the jam bands (Grateful Dead, Widespread Panic, Phish and the like).

I'm really into Little Feat now, the Allman Bros. are amazing as always. Jimmy Buffett's always fun to chill out with.

I'm also really enjoying Bruce Springsteen's "The Rising." It's really a great album I recommend you all pick it up.

In Spain last summer I picked up this CD called "Disco Estrella", it has all the big Euro-pop songs. I guess it's kind of comparable to the NOW series here in the states. It's not really my taste in music, but it's catchy and fun to pop in every now and then.

I've been listening to a lot of Indie/Pop-Rock the last few days, after finding out that SubCity records sells all the vinyl they ever put out, including the masterpieces that are the first two Weakerthans LPs, for four bucks postage-paid.

Neutral Milk Hotel - In the Aeroplane Over the Sea (MP3s)
The Promise Ring - Thirty Degrees Everywhere (MP3s), Nothing Feels Good (MP3s)
Texas is the Reason - Self-Titled (MP3s), Do You Know Who You Are? (MP3s)
The Weakerthans - Fallow (MP3s), Left and Leaving (MP3s)

I'll be picking all of these up on vinyl after the holidays...a little variety in my collection for once.

I just found my Radiohead Kid A cd after being lost for two years. It'll be in my player for a while :)

Kid A has been in my player for the last two years, what a coincidence!

Kid A has been in my player for the last two years, what a coincidence!

Hmmm, you'd better go check & see if it's still there :D

The Shins: Oh Inverted World

I've been listening to a lot of Indie/Pop-Rock the last few days, after finding out that SubCity records sells all the vinyl they ever put out, including the masterpieces that are the first two Weakerthans LPs, for four bucks postage-paid.

Neutral Milk Hotel - In the Aeroplane Over the Sea (MP3s)
The Promise Ring - Thirty Degrees Everywhere (MP3s), Nothing Feels Good (MP3s)
Texas is the Reason - Self-Titled (MP3s), Do You Know Who You Are? (MP3s)
The Weakerthans - Fallow (MP3s), Left and Leaving (MP3s)

I'll be picking all of these up on vinyl after the holidays...a little variety in my collection for once.

Woah, $4, thats really cheap i need to order some Lps from them. Neutral milk hotel is so good, so are the weakerthans. I was actually just listening to "On avery Island," it is so good, so it "in a aeroplance over the sea"
I saw the weakerthans about a month, it was so good. Those first two albums truley are masterpieces, espesially Left and leaving.

Big playlist on shuffle....last song up was by Southeast Engine.

Mary Lou Lord - "Some Jingle Jangle Morning (When I'm Straight)" 7"

Woah, $4, thats really cheap i need to order some Lps from them. Neutral milk hotel is so good, so are the weakerthans. I was actually just listening to "On avery Island," it is so good, so it "in a aeroplance over the sea"
I saw the weakerthans about a month, it was so good. Those first two albums truley are masterpieces, espesially Left and leaving.

I saw the Weakerthans in 2002 and it's hands-down the single best show I've ever been to that wasn't in a basement or house. John played a few of his solo songs and made jokes about the Red Wings. They played almost every song from Left & Leaving, three or four of the poppier songs from Fallow, and three songs that would eventually be on Reconstruction Site. All the guys in the band are really funny dudes, and John is one of my favourite lyricists ever (only topped by Tim Kinsella, CaP'n Jazz-era). I can't get into Reconstruction Site, but a few songs are pretty good. Either way, they were one of maybe six bands that I listened to throughout eighth grade.

The teletubbies greatest hits volume 18 :)
jar :)

Foo Fighters ~ Foo Fighters

Much nostalgia with this one...

The Magnetic Fields - 69 Love Songs box set
Matador at 15 compilation
The Stone Roses - The Stone Roses

Pink Floyd - Comfortably Numb

next:

Dio - Shivers

The Reutrn of the Hellecasters

TV on the Radio - Young Liars e.p.

speaking of ronnie james dio, have you heard the song "naked in the rain"?

i mean, fuuu