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Blue Note at 70: Behind an Iconic Label

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ladyfox14 Avatar
ladyfox14
Posts: 29
Posted: 06.16.09, 01:05 PM
@tsmitheugene503 - Thanks for the advice.

@HerodotusWept - I have both Limewire and Bittorrent on my computer. Both are pretty reliable and I tend to use Limewire more when I'm downloading music.
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HerodotusWept
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Posted: 06.15.09, 07:20 PM
Limewire? Really? I haven't heard of anyone using that in half a decade... Torrents are superior in every way. Toss "Bittorrent" into google and get with the times... you'll thank me later.
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tsmitheugene503
Posts: 23
Posted: 06.11.09, 03:12 PM
Usually you can find some unreleased songs on the internet by just doing a search or looking for video footage of concerts because a lot of times artists will perform a few songs they have never released. But if you want to go a sneaky route you can always try limewire...
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ladyfox14
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Posted: 06.05.09, 02:10 PM
I wonder if it's possible for us to hear those extra tracks that didn't make it to the album.
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