- Why I use Kazaa.
- Posted by toyota liteace on August 18th, 2003
Here are 3 reasons why I download music using p2p.
1. I only like one song from the whole album.
2. My main interest is rare oldies. ( 70's and 80's music )
2. I had most of the music I downloaded on cassettes which I still own
and usable. I just want to upgrade the quality. I don't know whether
this's legal ??
Toyota.
- Posted by donut on August 19th, 2003
toyota58@lycos.com (toyota liteace) wrote in
news:7350f50e.0308181055.26eee6a2@posting.google.c om:
You are allowed to copy your original versions as long as you own them, for
personal use. I'm not sure how this works out regarding downloading better
copies off the Internet. As Homer Simpson always says, "that's for the
courts to decide."
If you are using Kazaa, you have installed spy software on your computer.
Did you realize that?
- Posted by roddelaar on August 19th, 2003
"toyota liteace" <toyota58@lycos.com> schreef in bericht
news:7350f50e.0308181055.26eee6a2@posting.google.c om...
Hmm how do you know? ;o)
medium rare?
well you have programs to better the quality of the sound of those
cassettes.
and are these bought cassettes or taped cassettes.
- Posted by AWriteny on August 19th, 2003
Funny....to me, oldies are 50-60s tunes! <g>
- Posted by toyota liteace on August 20th, 2003
"roddelaar" <feeinxs*remove*@xs4all.nl> wrote in message news:<3f426906$0$76460$e4fe514c@dreader8.news.xs4a ll.nl>...
These are original cassettes which I bought in music stores. If
these are taped cassettes, don't you think it's stupid for me to post
my question here? And sure I know about the spyware that monitor my
surfing habit which I don't care much about.
Toyota.
- Posted by Joe T. on August 20th, 2003
AWriteny wrote:
Yeah, when did Oldies start creeping forward in time? Stop that! :-)
joe t
- Posted by Ben on August 20th, 2003
"roddelaar" <feeinxs*remove*@xs4all.nl> wrote in message news:<3f426906$0$76460$e4fe514c@dreader8.news.xs4a ll.nl>...
Where do you suppose he'll get those programs? Download them off Kazaa?
- Posted by c.reifert on August 20th, 2003
"Joe T." <go-spam@your.self> wrote in message
news:46A0b.154643$Oz4.42336@rwcrnsc54...
No kidding!! I was thinking more like 40's and 50's music. I enjoy
downloading the old big band stuff.
Will
- Posted by CQ on August 20th, 2003
In a previous post, Ben said...
There are plenty of freeware programs available to do all of that, Ben.
Not everything involved with mp3 needs Kazaa to be accomplished without
spending any money, nor is the use of mp3 inherently illegal.
--
CQ
- Posted by David Aylott on August 21st, 2003
Sign seen outside a club in England recently:
Nostalgia night - music from 1995!!!
awriteny@aol.comnadaspam (AWriteny) wrote:
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/ Oz \ ng999@bigfoot.com
\_,--.x/ Shareware, FAQ, hints & tips at:
v http://www.aylott.com.au/
- Posted by fred-bloggs on August 21st, 2003
David Aylott <ng999@bigfoot.com> wrote in
news:c568kv0ddqhk6heqq9bc8aj2vstvs7m59t@4ax.com:
Na, 1993-4 was the best 
, altho' I understand those who prefer 1988-9.
--
fred
