Download Audacity then you can steal anything you want from Myspace, so easy
All popular MP3s can be found using google.
Thats what I did to find the link above.
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All popular MP3s can be found using google.
Thats what I did to find the link above.
I normally use it for harder to find stuff, seems to be hard to find electro stuff on Google, everyone's got a Myspace music page so can always be sure songs are gonna be on there.
I was well impressed with Bloc Party at Reading this year though, not the best live act ever, but certainly not a disappointment...
good news
The P.B. is currently working on an OiNK replacement in an attempt to bring the hundreds of thousands of music albums back online that disappeared during the raid. The replacement will be released within a week and on the BOiNK.cd domain.
BOiNK will be a little different from OiNK. For instance, the tracker will be public and it will start out with a lot less torrents than OiNK had when it was raided. The success of BOiNK will mainly depend on the former OiNK community, who will be asked to upload their old OiNK torrents.
The most important thing about BOiNK is perhaps the message it sends out to the IFPI and the BPI: It shows that that if you stop one tracker, others will pop up days after. It is a hydra. Call it a slap in the face if you want.
BOiNK will probably be ready in a few days. People from the P.B., M.nova, T.F. and even the recently arrested (and released) OiNK admin are currently at The Oil of the 21st Century conference where they are - among other things - discussing filesharing, culture and copyright related issues.
BOiNK is a P.B. only project, OiNK and other BitTorrent sites are not involved.
In the meantime, please stay away from scam sites that pretend to be related to OiNK. All they will do is take your money and run away. As soon as there’s an approved donation campaign (if there will be any) we will report it here.
Brokep from the P.B. working on BOiNK.
The P.B. is currently working on an OiNK replacement in an attempt to bring the hundreds of thousands of music albums back online that disappeared during the raid. The replacement will be released within a week and on the BOiNK.cd domain.
BOiNK will be a little different from OiNK. For instance, the tracker will be public and it will start out with a lot less torrents than OiNK had when it was raided. The success of BOiNK will mainly depend on the former OiNK community, who will be asked to upload their old OiNK torrents.
The most important thing about BOiNK is perhaps the message it sends out to the IFPI and the BPI: It shows that that if you stop one tracker, others will pop up days after. It is a hydra. Call it a slap in the face if you want.
BOiNK will probably be ready in a few days. People from the P.B., M.nova, T.F. and even the recently arrested (and released) OiNK admin are currently at The Oil of the 21st Century conference where they are - among other things - discussing filesharing, culture and copyright related issues.
BOiNK is a P.B. only project, OiNK and other BitTorrent sites are not involved.
In the meantime, please stay away from scam sites that pretend to be related to OiNK. All they will do is take your money and run away. As soon as there’s an approved donation campaign (if there will be any) we will report it here.
Brokep from the P.B. working on BOiNK.