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Yep. I do realize that, but they would then have to then prove it was actually me who downloaded the 2.1 GB, the fake name and email (unique to OiNK only) only make that a bit more difficult. Regardless, I'm not at all heartbroken over any of this, nor am I remotely concerned about any fall out on me.

I'm glad I registered on OiNK using a made up name/gmail address. Although, I'm not sure the 2.1 GB I downloaded would be worth coming after me...

Best hip hop songs of all time. 1. Naughty By Nature - OPP 2. Biz Markie - Just a Friend 3. Weird Al Yankovic - Amish Paradise 4. De La Soul - Me Myself And I 5. Public Enemy - 911 is a Joke 6. Public Enemy - Fight The Power 7. Public Enemy - By The Time I Get To Arizona 8. Beastie Boys - Hey Ladies 9. Young MC - Bust a Move 10. Grandmaster Flash - The Message 11. 12.

I'll be there, drunk as usual.

dime-a-dozen is live shows only. No invites are given, you just have to keep trying to register, they purge inactive accounts all the time opening up for new ones. Demonoid is also blocking Canadian's due to legal trouble, but you can use a proxy to log in and download though. For live shows only (CD and DVD) heres a few I frequent. - Hunger City http://www.hungercity.org - Trader's Den - Zomb Torrents - Pink Robert

Southern Culture On The Skids. Hillbilly surf music.

#308 - 12 Great British Rock/Pop songs (excluding The Beatles and the Stones) 1. The Who - My Generation 2. Gerry & The Pacemakers - Ferry 'Cross The Mersey 3. The Troggs - Wild Thing 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12.

#307 - Songs with great backup vocals 1. Dylan - Changing of the Guards 2. Buddy Holly & The Crickets - Oh Boy 3. Aretha Franklin - Do Right Woman 4. The Rolling Stones - You Can't Always Get What You Want 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12.

The Clouded Leopard - Wade Davis

#306: Why don't you arrest me? Songs referencing jail. 1. Grateful Dead - Bertha 2. Richard Thompson - I Feel So Good 3. The Stanley Brothers - Paul And Silas 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12.

I haven't seen it yet and have been checkin in at the neil young trackers, as well the usual sites most of the day. I'd give it a day or two and it'll surface I imagine.

I just sent you one Newrider, be sure to use the proxy because Canadians are blocked from the site due to legal action against Demonoid from the CRIA. The proxy gets you around it. Jayr, try using this proxy program, you can still log into your account and download with no issues. At the bottom select "FREE Anonymous Web Proxy" http://www.guardster.com/

Theme #305: Songs that have an unofficial 2nd title, list only the "2nd title". Maybe other people can guess the actual name of the song, if they want to. if they want to. 1. Bob Dylan - Mother Revisited 2. Hawkwind - Assassins Of Allah 3. Grateful Dead - To Unlimited Devotion 4. Woody Guthrie - Blowin' Down This Road 5. Dave Matthews Band - #36 6. Husker Du - Mary Tyler Moore Theme 7. The Who - Teenage Wasteland 8. Patti LaBelle - Voulez-vous coucher avec moi, ce soir? 9. Bob Dylan - The Cough Song 10. 11. 12.

This is the line-up for the soundtrack, I would think it'll be the same for the show. Million Dollar Bashers Lee Ranaldo Steve Shelley Tom Verlaine Nels Cline Smokey Hormel John Medeski Tony Garnier

Wikipedia quote of the day:

Man, no shit. Soon I hope, although this weekend isn't good for me unfortunately, between splitting wood in Scotland (ON) and dog sitting I'm pretty tied up. We should get in touch during next week and make some plans for that weekend perhaps.

Ambulance Blues!! That song alone, and the possibility of it being played in Toronto will no doubt make me wish I could have afforded tickets for Massey Hall.

Wow - I haven't seen nor heard from Del in ages. Hope all is well my friend and if indeeed we missed your birthday, happy belated bro.

Perhaps man, like I said, I haven't looked to deep into it since I have no use for that format (or an iPod) although I tend to put my trust in the folks over at hydrogenaudio.org over wiki. (not saying wiki is wrong on this topic though) But I guess if you own an iPod and the best lossless you can get for it is ALAC, regardless of its quality compared to FLAC, is a bonus.

Pretty sure your choice "Mother Revisited" (or "Freeze Out" originally titled - "Seems Like a Freeze Out"), is Visions of Johanna. As far as I know Dylan only requested it be called that during the Melbourne, Australia show on 1966-04-19 which can be found in the 26 CD collection 'Jewels And Binoculars' [edit to add] So the correct second title is technically 'Visions of Johanna'

ALAC has been around for a few years (2004 I believe). Although, I don't own an iPod so I haven't gotten to deep into it, I have read a fair bit about it over at www.hydrogenaudio.org A couple things I've learned are: ripping to ALAC is done with iTunes, which from my understanding doesn't give you as secure a rip as EAC > FLAC. And that the compression level is equal to about FLAC 6.5. - I guess its not a huge difference, but for some audiophiles its enough to avoid using it.

Theme #304: Songs that reference dreaming. 1. Grateful Dead - To Lay Me Down 2. Roots Roundup - Sleepin' 3. Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers - Angel Dream (no.2) 4. Mission of Burma - 1001 Pleasant Dreams 5. Neil Young - Hippie Dream 6. Bob Dylan - Bob Dylan's 115th Dream 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12.

Maverick's in Ottawa I believe.