February 13, 2001
are these too looooooooong?

are these too looooooooong?

napster is up and down

napster is up and down upanddownupanddownupanddownupanddown... today.  but it is not gone. 


i fear it will be, though.  they ask us to press our congresspersons to support the movement, to express our napster-devotions to record companies, and to stay connected and keep napster running on our computers.  the last i will do.  hell, i religiously practiced the seti 'distributed processing' thing for a long time.  and if i am going to be religious about it, the napster thing is much more a part of my world and closer to my heart than ET. 




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And the world will be better for this


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That one man stormed and covered with scars


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Still strove with his last ounce of courage


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To reach the unreachable star


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from Impossible Dream



but these things -- persuit of hope and the love of song -- are the politics of the muse and quite alien to politicians and businesses.  indeed the muse is anathema to the music industry.  so i fear for napster; shawn fanning has become a don quixote for me, and has revealed to me the beauty of his dulcinea, music.  which, for some reason, i never really noticed before.  i fear for the impossible dream. 


yet, i hope... 

ok, after some motrin and

ok, after some motrin and broken dishes, i think i have that stupid script working!  comment at will...

napster was smokin last night

napster was smokin last night (or this morning, like 4am) -- everybody was there!  searches were fast, high bit-rates were abundant, and i got stuck in some sort of sixties reminiscence (thank you kvjc, you have an excellent collection!) 


now, of course, i obey the wishes of those pricks (whose assholes are so tight they could snap broomsticks) who want the RIAA to rule (heil!), and i do not actually keep any of these things.  that would upset the economic balance of the universe, and send us careening into really dangerous places (lions and tigers and bears -- oh my!) or at least into places unfamiliar.  (lions and tigers and bears -- oh my!)


anyway, these are most of the gems i found, almost all at 320.  and of course i am not listening to them right now, of course i am not flying through the intoxicating ether that is music, of course i am not swimming in that exquisitely delicate, massively moving sea that is music. 


i am not.  that would be anti-social (or something). 


enjoy life a little. 

 

 


a small list of all the songs which are not in my possession, but which make me (egad!) happy:







*Bangles - Manic Monday.mp3

*Cole Porter - Night and Day (vocals by Ella Fitzgerald).mp3

*Law & Order.mp3

*Gene Pitney - The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance.mp3

*Paul Revere & the Raiders-Indian Reservation (Cherokee Nation).mp3

*I'm Henry the VIII, I Am.mp3

*Young Rascals - You Better Run.mp3

*Young Rascals--Groovin'.mp3

*Young Rascals - Good Lovin'.mp3

*Turtles - Eve Of Destruction.mp3

*Bee Gees - New York Mining Disaster 1941.mp3

*Donovan - Jennifer Juniper(256).mp3

*The Turtles - Eve Of Destruction.mp3

*Young Rascals - A girl like you.mp3

*Hermans Hermits - Cant You Hear My Heart Beat.mp3

*Tommy James and the Shondells - I Think we're alone now .mp3

*Young Rascals - How Can I Be Sure.mp3

*Louis Armstrong -- What a Wonderful World.mp3

*Ani Difranco -Two Little Girls.mp3

*Starz - Cherry Baby.mp3

*Bee Gees - (1967) - Massachusetts.mp3

*Eric Burdon And The Animals - When I Was Young.mp3

*Turtles - Elenore.mp3

*Eric Burdon & The Animals - Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood.mp3

*Herman's Hermits - Listen People.mp3

*Ani Difranco --When I'm Gone.mp3

*Herman's Hermits - I'm Into Something Good.mp3

*Eric Burdon and the Animals - We Gotta Get Out Of This Place.mp3

*Herman's Hermits - There's a Kind of Hush(320).mp3

*60s - Kingston Trio- The Lion Sleeps Tonight.mp3

*Oldies - Nancy Sinatra - These Boots Are Made For Walking.mp3

*Eric Burdon & the Animals - San Franciscan Nights.mp3

*Otis Redding - Sitting on the dock of the bay.mp3

*Lulu - To Sir With Love.mp3

*Donovan - Colours (Rare - 4.mp3

*Association - Along Comes Mary.mp3

*Herman's Hermits - Mrs. Brown You've Got A Lovely Daughter(ok).mp3

*Donovan - I'll Try For The Sun.mp3

*Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young - Teach Your Children.mp3



*The Turtles - Happy Together.mp3

*Carrie Anne - Hollies.mp3

*Hollies - Bus Stop.mp3

*Young Rascals - People Got to Be Free.mp3

*70's Bob Welch - Sentimental Lady.mp3

*Greatest Hits - The Association - Windy - 12.mp3

*Rainy Night in Georgia - Brook Benton.mp3

*Turtles - You Showed Me.mp3

*Petula Clark - Downtown.mp3

*Association - Never My Love.mp3

*Petula Clark  Downtown.mp3

*Bob Dylan - Lay Lady Lay.mp3

*bob dylan - lay lady lay2.mp3

*Lionel Richie - Easy like Sunday morning.mp3

*Ani Difranco - Up Up Up Up Up Up.mp3

*John Lennon - Woman.mp3

*Association - Cherish.mp3

*Eddie Holman - Hey There Lonely Girl.mp3

*Mungo Jerry - In the Summertime 1.MP3

*Eagles -Best Of My Love.mp3

*Righteous Brothers - Unchained Melody2.mp3

*Christopher Cross - Ride like the wind.mp3

*Ani Difranco - Outta Me, Into You.mp3

*Donovan - Mellow Yellow.mp3

*Cheap Trick - I Want You To Want Me.mp3

*Donovan - Ballad Of Geraldine.mp3

*lonely-days--bee-gees.mp3

*The Guess Who - The Best of The Guess Who - 09 - Share the Land.mp3

*how-can-you-mend-a-broken-heart--bee-gees.mp3

*Donovan - Atlantis.mp3

*07 - Ruby Jean And Billie Lee.mp3

*Seals & Crofts - Diamond Girl_Various Artists.mp3

*Hollies - He Aint Heavy He's My Brother.mp3

*The Zombies - Time Of The Season.mp3

*Sade - Smooth Operator.mp3

*Commodores - Easy Like Sunday Morning.MP3

*BoDeans - Fadeaway.mp3

*Ani Difranco - New Orleans - Wish I May.mp3

*Eric Burdon and The Animals - Paint it Black.mp3

*Donovan - Season Of The Witch.mp3

*third eye blind - the background.mp3

*ZZ - Ray Charles - Rainy Night In Georgia.mp3

*1970's FM Hits - Various Artists - (Don't Fear) The Reaper - (Blue Oyster Cult).mp3

*Eric Burdon and the Animals - Sky Pilot.mp3

*Piano concerto No. 3 - Sergei Rachmaninov - 04 - Andante from Cello sonata, op.19 (arr. by Volodos).mp3