Strange Sound, Screeching Songs...et Cetera

[nuclear hawk]

well one thing is for sure:
They managed to hack in and redirect downloads, so here's something I've thought about...It's not an easy solution but it might work
everyone of us will get a list of numerous kazaa users by their nicknames and open an e-mail account on some site-like hotmail, yahoo, anything you like and each day someone will start sending passwords "for today" to persons in his list every person in his list-to his "buddies"-chain reaction, hardly to trace for RIAA, couse you don't know who is the leader. The password would be, for example 444 at the end of each song, and we download it only if it has this ending. The password would change every day at 22:00 Europe time. Somehting similar was used by 17'th century pirates, of course there was no e-mail then...
Now I know it's hard and everything you'll say against it would be correct, but it's the solution...
what do you think?

[nuclear hawk]

Anyway, folks
anyone knows what kazaa team is doing to prevent this shit?

[The Real Santa]

im luckally no haveing that problem much lately

[KazaaLite+++]

this is the end of kazaa, i can't get shit anymore

[Eulogy]

Well I think its bullshit because there ARE songs that I can NOT find in the store. Esepecially some live shit. So there are artists that are losing millions of dollars. They're still doing a dream job and getting paid for it, quite well too. And filesharing is good for little artists that dont have their name out yet.

I give the RIAA a big electronical middle finger for their efforts. I think the music industry will just totally die altogether. People wont be as obsessed with music because it wont be free. The only thing the RIAA might get out of this is a few more radio sales. (because the songs on the radio are free).

I cant find any old Alice in Chains cd's at my local music store. All this old stuff that is hard to get ahold of in the real world can be easily found in the electronic one, but not anymore. Well if you want bitching/screetching theres plenty in both worlds (both from the RIAA supposably).

Also if they actually try to sue everyone I'm sure there'd be a world wide depression lol.

[Mr. Sherman]

Originally posted by Eulogy+18 November 2003 - 00:45--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (Eulogy &#064; 18 November 2003 - 00:45)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'>Well I think its bullshit because there ARE songs that I can NOT find in the store. Esepecially some live shit. So there are artists that are losing millions of dollars. They&#39;re still doing a dream job and getting paid for it, quite well too. And filesharing is good for little artists that dont have their name out yet.

I give the RIAA a big electronical middle finger for their efforts. I think the music industry will just totally die altogether. People wont be as obsessed with music because it wont be free. The only thing the RIAA might get out of this is a few more radio sales. (because the songs on the radio are free).

I cant find any old Alice in Chains cd&#39;s at my local music store. All this old stuff that is hard to get ahold of in the real world can be easily found in the electronic one, but not anymore. Well if you want bitching/screetching theres plenty in both worlds (both from the RIAA supposably).

Also if they actually try to sue everyone I&#39;m sure there&#39;d be a world wide depression lol.[/b]

"I give the RIAA a big electronical middle finger for their efforts."

Dear Mr. Eulogy,

First - I sincerely hope you mean that as a compliment. Second - "electronical"......I do not think I have ever heard that word before. If you would be so kind as to give me your address, I will happily send you the latest copy of Webster&#39;s Dictionary.

For all you other fans of the Screechy-Scratchy Sounding MP3&#39;s - just you wait until I get my new Screech-Master 3100 - then I will really begin flooding you with some interesting songs.

Have a look at this:

Originally posted by the_faceman@14 November 2003 - 10:23
<!--QuoteBegin-Mr. Sherman

@14 November 2003 - 06:38
Sorry....

No introduction needed.

I thought I was up on all the latest spin doctors - apparently I was wrong, as I have no idea who that guy is.

I don&#39;t recognize him from an of the shows I have attended.

Anyhow, thank you for your consideration in sending me the ScreetchMaster3000. I look forward to using it. And yes, I will happily endorse the product. Who knows, maybe you would consider me for you television commercials - then I can deliver my endorsement straight to the worlds living rooms. Please consider it.

Respectfully,

Mr. Sherman

Mr.Sherman, i have great news. Once you expressed your interest in our product, our share price went through the roof, and our investors ploughed more money into our product. This has allowed us to make our first complete, ready-for-sale Screech-Master. The 3100&#33;&#33;&#33;

I&#39;m sure you&#39;ll agree, aesthetically the machine is a work of art. New production equipment has allowed us to lower our costs and pass these savings onto the customer - the discerning Music Pirate&#33; It now costs only &#036;349.95 &#33;

Please call me on the details i sent to you via PM, and we&#39;ll set up a date for filming some TV commercials.

Once again, many thanks.

the_faceman.

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Consider yourself warned.

Sincerely,

Mr. Sherman.

*Edit* This was my 50th post&#33;

[john27374]

so are there any solutions yet? Or do we still have to manually spot the fakes? I checked out Soulseek and, although I&#39;m sure it&#39;s nice, their Search is absolutely horrid.

[nuclear hawk]

Mr Sherman, if it&#39;s you, well you are not the only one who can use a computer and screw others in cyber-space
see it&#39;s as a worning, RIAA&#39;s son of a bitch

[nuclear hawk]

Now Mr.Sherman just to be correct-I am not a hacker so I can do little if any about you, theese are the good news for you. But the bad news are I am not the only person on this planet who has a computer and internet connection I hope they&#39;ll get you

[Mr. Sherman]

Dr. Mr. nuclear hawk,

Your posts truly bring some much needed comic relief to this boring topic. You have brought some laughter into my otherwise typical day - and for that I thank you.

And BTW - I count my lucky stars that you are not a hacker.

*Mr. Sherman is laughing his @ss off&#33;

Sincerely,

Mr. Sherman