Ipod Users (addicts)

[booman]

Hey,

Just checking my resources so to speak, where do I buy the music in cd and MP3 form?

Boomeister

[DirkGently]

Pay?

Limewire it all for free!

[booman]

Sank Yuu Berry Big

[DirkGently]

Eh?

[booman]

Thank You Very Much, sorry for the venacular

[DirkGently]

Gotcha! I'm a big fan of Limewire. Very easy to use. Seems light on spyware. Huge range of stuff. I have discovered the joys of bands I would never have paid for. Hopefully the new internet laws wont mess it up.

[theseveredhead]

Limewire sucks, waste of time.

virus, spyware, corrupt files, lack of what you are really after, only one off files...

[garro]

I would recommend Acquisition which is specifically for itunes. It works great for me and I have downloaded a few hundred songs for free & I think a better selection than Limewire.

http://www.acquisitionp2p.com/

[Berty]

My vote says Limewire, never had any problems. several thousand songs and counting!

[theseveredhead]

My vote is for a rapidshare account (one time) and download all you want.

I have 20k songs - no lie.up to you if you want to play with p2p toys. I have had a number of problems.

That said - if youre really not into music and need enough to fill a few GB it's fine.

[booman]

Sorry I've been off line for a while, I have about 80G of music already. I'm always looking for new and exciting stuff. I stumbled across a band named Porcupine Tree in my pursuits. Awesome, if you like Progressive Rock (think Pink Floyd, Rush, and early Genesis). I tend to buy anything recomended (wife gets a little confused by the ecclectic nature of my Ipod, hers is basically Carabao. Any place around Pattaya play, how should I put it, good music (gulp!)

[Humphrey Bear]

Any place around Pattaya play, how should I put it, good music (gulp!)

The Blues Factory plays live music and, for me, good music. But it's too loud for my wife.

People talking on this thread about Limewire. I had no trouble for the first few days, but the free version seems to have stopped functioning now - don't know if that was just a trial. Have not paid the US $ 18 for the 'Pro' version, don't like sending money over the internet. But I have a lot of firewalls and spyware / adware killers on my machine.

[theseveredhead]

there is a site for prog rock - google it.

i grew up on the stuff (10-17 year old). i owned the first genesis album when i was like 12. but prefer more ambient, psy, trance, indie rock and pop and electronica in general. just listened enuff to the progrock.

no, i dont think youll find anywhere that plays that stuff dude, you might find some r/r burnout stuff in tq like he said but in the end - the girls have to dance to it.

ive got a nice genesis, pgabriel, tull collection...even some gentle giant!

[booman]

Hump (free) Bear thanks for the input with the Blues Factory. I am already a fan of the place but they still can't play Rocky Mountain Way by Joe Walsh, I've requested it for about five years now (since it opened). This a kinda thing with me by now. Yeah 'Head' I feared that there was nothing I was missing on the music front, unless there are some Norwegien DJs out there with some cool sounds? (Throw back to an earlier thread).

Boodude