I'm looking for:
V.A. - Mod Jazz Forever
Label: Kent (CDKEND 368)
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I'm looking for:
V.A. - Mod Jazz Forever
Label: Kent (CDKEND 368)
It appears to be on Fileshut but I'm getting an error when trying to download it. If you happen to find it then let me know. There are some jazz artists on the album that i'm not familiar with.
Sorry but I have made a conscious decision to no longer support fair weather members that only use this site when they need something.Quote:
Originally Posted by Polarbear
I hope this will not effect our current relationship in which I talk directly to you and you ignore me.
It's not necessarily direct if you're on ignore.Quote:
Originally Posted by IdolEyes787
Will do. Meanwhile check out the other compilations in this series. Great sixties dancefloor and soul jazz with some hard to find rarities.Quote:
Originally Posted by Funkin'
Bump.
Damn polarbear. If you can't find it, I doubt I can. Especially since I only use what & TT for tunes. Good luck.
cheers
Bump.
Grind.
Bump.
look it up on slsk,doofus.
Yeah, it's on soulseek now. It wasn't back when this thread was made. It's in mp3 192 and 128. 192 has a pretty big queue and 128 has none.
Indeed it is on Soulseek.. And I was just going on about how it's obsolete.. I stand corrected :)
Well, then get it for me. 192 please.
Why would you do that? It's still THE best p2p app for music and will rival any tracker or DDL forum out there. I hope this things hangs around forever.Quote:
Originally Posted by tralalala
I'm baffled as to why PB still hasn't installed it...
No it isn't. The fact that it uses queues is in itself a reason to turn to it as a last resort. With sites like What.CD, Warez-bb and Demonoid around, it would still be a better practice to use it as a sort of "cellar" for rare stuff that hasn't emerged on the faster, more reliable methods (it just reminds me too much of the likes of Kazaa, where you can fall on files that are shared by a single person with a 56k modem living in the third world, who also turns his PC off at night, in which case, travelling to where said person lives and burning the content onto a CD would actually be faster than attempting to download it from him.....) :)
Got it. Thanks.