Finding Rare Tracks Online- Any Tips?

[Tel-Bot]

Was wondering if anyone on the forum has any decent tips for finding rare / deleted tracks on the interweb?

I've been searching for years for a downloadable version of a 12" record released in 1985 by a group called the Interboro Rhythm Team called "When Bad Things Happen". I've been keeping an eye on the usual mainstream sources and many others for years now, but no luck.

I've stopped short of sourcing a vinyl copy from eBay or even contacting iTunes, Spotify etc to enquire because I'm sure that I wouldn't get an answer, so thought I'd throw the question out there?

Thanks folks!

[IdolEyes787]

Most people would consider spending "years" looking for something instead of simply "breaking down" and spending two dollars on it to be madness but not me,mate. In a similar tale of anguish and woe,my Timex watch died sometime around 1995 and instead of just going to Radio Shack and buying a new battery I've spent the last two decades searching every nook and cranny of every park for one just lying there for free in the grass.

Also





There are a ton of free programs available to convert YouTube videos to mp3.If you still need a better bit rate then basically and don't take this the wrong way,but fuck off, ingrate.

[mjmacky]

Was wondering if anyone on the forum has any decent tips for finding rare / deleted tracks on the interweb?

I've been searching for years for a downloadable version of a 12" record released in 1985 by a group called the Interboro Rhythm Team called "When Bad Things Happen". I've been keeping an eye on the usual mainstream sources and many others for years now, but no luck.

I've stopped short of sourcing a vinyl copy from eBay or even contacting iTunes, Spotify etc to enquire because I'm sure that I wouldn't get an answer, so thought I'd throw the question out there?

Thanks folks!

http://www.discogs.com/IRT-Interboro...elease/4567177
for $2.70

http://www.cdandlp.com/liste/index.c...=0&list_index=
for various prices and cheap in North America.

[Tel-Bot]

You sir are a gent. Thank you.