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Tuxedo Gin posted:fuckin casuals, right? haha yeah what a bunch of try hards... actually LIKING things 
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is whatcd that one where there was a wiki on how to pass their spergy interview before u could donwload anything
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Nov 20, 2016 07:38
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i never got an invite so tbqh i am glad its dead
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Nov 20, 2016 08:32
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Why even bother with .mp3 and .flac when you have clearly better legal options like .mid, .mod, .nsf etc http://cookwithkevin.com/midi/index.html http://chiptune.com
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i use google play music and upload all my weird vaporwave to their servers and then stream it on my phone (upload 50000 songs for free) they just updated their contextual music recommendation engine and it's better than ever
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It would be amazing if someone had the what.cd data and could somehow replicate the cool "galaxies" of connections that it would generate on each artist's page. Those were sometimes freakishly accurate, like when I looked up my ex girlfriends very underground band and saw it was connected to her brother and parents' equally obscure bands. I'm really sad it's gone.
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Club Sandwich posted:It would be amazing if someone had the what.cd data and could somehow replicate the cool "galaxies" of connections that it would generate on each artist's page. Those were sometimes freakishly accurate, like when I looked up my ex girlfriends very underground band and saw it was connected to her brother and parents' equally obscure bands. I'm really sad it's gone. I think that was an external service anyway rather than something inbuilt. WhatCD was good enough that I would still visit it daily even if it didn't have the torrent side of things. I found so much stuff through there and grew my appreciation outside of my wheelhouse over the last 9 years. I honestly don't know where to go now to keep up with new releases as easily as I could there. The hilarious part is, the forces that are behind its closure will presume it's some massive victory when the reality is the mainstream albums they're trying so hard to protect are just as easily found elsewhere online, and that stuff wasn't the reason any regular visitor had an account.
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EL BROMANCE posted:I think that was an external service anyway rather than something inbuilt. But where will i get soundboard rips of every phish live show in 40 qualities? Seriously i love how they'd play a set and no less than 3 different quality rips would be in the daily top ten.
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There really should have been a benefit to moving up the ranks to remove Phish from Top X listings, I love how the majority of people trading those were doing it just for ratio. That page was my main spot, if I'd been away for a week I'd always hit up the Top 250 and look up everything in genres that appealed to see what I missed.
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Nov 20, 2016 16:46
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LuisN posted:what did they mean by "thanks for all the fish"? Hahahahahahahaha... Holy poo poo!
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Nov 20, 2016 16:48
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used it for 6 months, hit my download limit, couldn't find anything to upload that wasn't already on it, never used again. i had like 4 invites too, shoulda cashed those suckers in on some shady russian website
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Nov 20, 2016 16:53
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the collages were really dope tho. RIP.
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Nov 20, 2016 16:55
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Look! A Horse! posted:the collages were really dope tho. RIP. Absolutely. Genre introductions and silly themes were the best. I really hope they can rescue this non-illegal data somehow.
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Nov 20, 2016 17:27
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Look! A Horse! posted:used it for 6 months, hit my download limit, couldn't find anything to upload that wasn't already on it, never used again. i had like 4 invites too, shoulda cashed those suckers in on some shady russian website My dog I never uploaded anything at all and had a 2.5+ ratio. Seed it till the heat death of the universe. The easiest and laziest way to get a good ratio.
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AEMINAL posted:i use google play music Even npr's loving music show is better for discovering music, and it's not good.
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Nov 20, 2016 18:05
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i remember using irc bots to download music. is that still a thing?
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Nov 20, 2016 18:13
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Here is a thing I had in my bookmarks http://gizmodo.com/download-utopia-a-17-year-old-file-sharing-program-is-1769008601 Says it's good for obscure stuff but I never tried it so I don't know.
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Nov 20, 2016 18:18
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waffles.fm is coming back glad i still have an account
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Kleen_TheRowdyDog posted:yo hit me up with an invite if possible. izzyfnstradlin at yahoo. i can pay. I knew I recognized your lovely posting. how you gonna be two of the worst posters on the site smfh e: yea I got your rear end you ain't a ninja
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Nov 20, 2016 19:49
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I was banned for inactivity ages ago because I don't pirate music anymore, rip
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Tuxedo Gin posted:fuckin casuals, right? I'm just not cool enough to not really like anything.
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KakerMix posted:My dog I never uploaded anything at all and had a 2.5+ ratio. Seed it till the heat death of the universe. The easiest and laziest way to get a good ratio. Yeah, just wait until a freeleach and grab everything that remotely interests you and wait. Never had any ratio worries there and had something like a 1tb buffer.
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r u ready to WALK posted:Why even bother with .mp3 and .flac when you have clearly better legal options like .mid, .mod, .nsf etc jesus fuckin christ that cookwithkevin site looks like it was made by the templeOS guy
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i remember me0w
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haha fuckin nerds
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Denim Dude posted:Here is a thing I had in my bookmarks Soulseek is interesting. I first used it around 2006 and it seemed ancient then. I downloaded a ton of Devo bootlegs that haven't been online anywhere else before or since then. Unfortunately lots of them were 56kbps. I've since got upgrades to most of those live shows from private collectors and whatnot, but I still have a few folders on my hard drive with those lovely 56kbps files that I could never find elsewhere. I'm glad to hear it's still going.
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