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Jul 23, 2008
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I have over 400+ Bootlegs, What the #@$% am I suppose to do with them now?
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just have a look...
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An internet "pre-sale" is currently underway at ticketmaster.com. It started at 10am central and ends at 10pm central.
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I'm looking for the other 2 songs that were on a 4 song cd with "The End is the Begining is the End" and "The Begining is the end is the Begining", I think they were titled "The Guns of love Disasterous" and " The Ethers Tragic", Could anyone point (and Click) me in the right direction?
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yet again another Smashing Pumpkin DVD from the Fillmore residency that was. Watch for the July 30th show to come on DVD soon too!
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I will also do some B+P for those who have trouble downloading the DVD
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click on the link below to find the easy simple way to obtain this DVD
I will also do some B+P for those who have trouble downloading the DVD
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This isn't really a news article but more of question. I hope one of you will read this, it seemed to be easier than sending all of you private messages.
Anyway, I was wondering if maybe one of you would be interested in doing an article on the long lost Final Metro show DVD. Is it more or less likely since the return of the mighty SP? Possibly a two DVD set of the Metro and Grand Rex performances? Or will it stay in limbo forever?
As I said, this is just a suggestion, I'm sure you have your next few essays planned out. However, if not, I would love to read anyones input on the situation.
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Anyway, I was wondering if maybe one of you would be interested in doing an article on the long lost Final Metro show DVD. Is it more or less likely since the return of the mighty SP? Possibly a two DVD set of the Metro and Grand Rex performances? Or will it stay in limbo forever?
As I said, this is just a suggestion, I'm sure you have your next few essays planned out. However, if not, I would love to read anyones input on the situation.
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hey everyone, my band is recroding an EP in august so we can get our songs on the internet! we are also pressing cd's for sale over the net and at live gigs... however i dont know the first thing about cover art or what does and does not work! or even how we can distribute our music! if anyone has any tips or ideas for a cool cover idea or what we should include in the booklet please email me all ideas are cool and needed! punkmetal_18@hotmail.com
cheers, adam
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-Counterfeiting_Trade_Agreement
Read it. Understand it? If you own any form of digital media that you haven't purchased you can be fined and have your items confiscated at border controls such as airports. Now, many of you will think this is fair, preventing stealing (lets not get into the details of whether it truly counts as stealing right now). Many of you however, may use p2p sites and be severely affected. BOTH parties will be screwed over though - how will they tell the difference between pirated music and legitimately acquired music? Either on this premise ACTA will fall flat on its face, or we will see the rise of forced use of DRM encoded files (look it up, see the injustice of being restricted in its use). So yeah, we have a problem already.
It doesn't stop there.
ISPs will be legally required to give out your browsing habits to the organization upon demand, showing a gross disregard to end user privacy. Not very nice is it? Oh, and don't think you'll get around it with a proxy. Those will be illegal. As will anonymous posting on forums - no privacy, ever.
With this proposed agreement (which at time of writing, isn't confirmed to have passed or failed. Yet) we move one step closer to a Big Brother state. Except in this case it's not the state. IT'S FREAKING GLOBAL. The internet, the only truly anarchic system that works, will be monitored, regulated and controlled by an organization serving corporations such as the RIAA, unanswerable to any other authoritative body.
And there's not much we can do, except hope it fails.
This is a hugely important issue. It will affect our modern culture drastically. Don't think it won't. Don't think it's not serious.
The internet is [bad word removed]ed.
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Read it. Understand it? If you own any form of digital media that you haven't purchased you can be fined and have your items confiscated at border controls such as airports. Now, many of you will think this is fair, preventing stealing (lets not get into the details of whether it truly counts as stealing right now). Many of you however, may use p2p sites and be severely affected. BOTH parties will be screwed over though - how will they tell the difference between pirated music and legitimately acquired music? Either on this premise ACTA will fall flat on its face, or we will see the rise of forced use of DRM encoded files (look it up, see the injustice of being restricted in its use). So yeah, we have a problem already.
It doesn't stop there.
ISPs will be legally required to give out your browsing habits to the organization upon demand, showing a gross disregard to end user privacy. Not very nice is it? Oh, and don't think you'll get around it with a proxy. Those will be illegal. As will anonymous posting on forums - no privacy, ever.
With this proposed agreement (which at time of writing, isn't confirmed to have passed or failed. Yet) we move one step closer to a Big Brother state. Except in this case it's not the state. IT'S FREAKING GLOBAL. The internet, the only truly anarchic system that works, will be monitored, regulated and controlled by an organization serving corporations such as the RIAA, unanswerable to any other authoritative body.
And there's not much we can do, except hope it fails.
This is a hugely important issue. It will affect our modern culture drastically. Don't think it won't. Don't think it's not serious.
The internet is [bad word removed]ed.
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On the James Iha wikipedia.org article it has a Smashing Pumpkins live in Tokyo June 30, 2000 listed as a DVD released in 2008. anyone know anything about this? obviously it's spelled wrong and all but anyone know anything?
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