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So what is the new site to download songs from?
 
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torrents


 
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Quote Originally Posted by SUMMEROFHUNTER:

So what is the new site to download songs from?

The F____en GOV at it again  You can still download movies ect but who gives a fuck about that

 
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frostwire 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by GetPaid25:

frostwire 

 

You da man. Thanks.

 
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Ummm...torrents...


 
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now where are you going to get your kiddie pron from?
 
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Quote Originally Posted by dl36:

now where are you going to get your kiddie pron from?

youporn

xvideos

redtube

ect.

Kiddie porn??? Fuck yourself pal. Downloading gansta rap mother fucker. I stay g'd up!!!

 
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limewire was horrible. torrents are the way to go.
 
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youtube
 
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Where the fuck you been hiding

 

They were shut down because they were sued by Record Labels

 

And some lady in New Jersey or some podunk place was caught with numerous downloads and was posting em on some site and got caught and was fine absurd amount of money

COVERS allows u to tell someone they are sexually frustrated so long as ur hands are clean
 
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Funny how he went with 'frostwire' after all the torrent suggestions.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by yuice20:

youtube


exactly, just rip them off youtube
 
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Quote Originally Posted by banans:

limewire was horrible. torrents are the way to go.
what he said.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by lakers34kb:



exactly, just rip them off youtube
I want to play, too!


youtube -> savetube -> AoA Audio Extractor

Although, nowadays, I believe savetube even has a "rip mp3" feature, so you don't even need an audio extractor.
 
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a program that is good for downloading music is SOUL SEEK

 

 
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People still use the limewire type programs?  I thought those stopped being successful years ago.  Just type whatever song or full CD you want into google and I guarantee you will find a blog, torrent, or website offering it for download.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by SUMMEROFHUNTER:

youporn

xvideos

redtube

ect.

Kiddie porn??? Fuck yourself pal. Downloading gansta rap mother fucker. I stay g'd up!!!

 
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Frostwire
 
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Quote Originally Posted by RickeM:

Ummm...torrents...




I'm new to this sort of thing. What is a torrent and how does it work AND how would I work it?
 
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frostwire
 
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So you guys really download illegally.  WTF  
 
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Limewire is so yesterday.  I use Napster.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by yuice20:

youtube

 That´s what I do.

 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by callmetim:



I'm new to this sort of thing. What is a torrent and how does it work AND how would I work it?
In order to download bittorrent files to your computer, you need to have 3 things:
 
1. Java- You must have java installed on your computer. www.java.com
 
2. You must have a bit torrent client installed on your computer. There are several out there. The one I use is called Azureus/Vuze. I think it's one of the more popular ones. You can download it at 
www.vuze.com
This is where you open the torrent file for downloading
 
3. A torrent file. There are 1000's of free websites were you can get torrent files to download with Azureus. The ones I use are:
www.isohunt.com
www.thepiratebay.org
 
You go here, find what you want. Save the file and open in Azureus. Searching for file names becomes easier with experience. Once downloaded, you have the movie/music/software etc.
 
Sounds more confusing than it is.
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