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welcome kernel!

a report from slyck.com about the interest in the mac client that can successfully upload from the fasttrack network http://slyck.com/news.php?story=330

a future release of steroelab New Album JAPAN, CD $28.99 Japanese release may include a bonus track. Details T.B.A. Country: JAPAN Release Date: 2-Feb-04 resource : http://www.sirendisc.com Musiq - soulstar released on the 9th december and a single to be released on 23rd december resource : http://www.pauseandplay.com/

resource : http://www.mad.co.uk/walesandwest/story.as...89-73a882b48670

Like the thievery corp releases i havent heard this, ive never ben that taken away with massive attack kernel32 - "hit and miss, mezzanine kicks its lilly whiteboi ass"

Keeping up a common trend of not keeping up to date of having the early releases (say no more) i asked some guy in the know kernel32 "lush, nice, good etc... but not as good as mirror conspiracy imo"

the sequel? (its elton john behind gary glitter btw)

hahahahahahaha

Hey, kids! Want to join the FBI and chase music pirates? That would be the Funny Bureau of Investigations, and the chase would take place in the make-believe world of a computer game based loosely on Robert Louis Stevenson's "Treasure Island." But the underlying message is serious: Don't bootleg music. The game is being developed by Music Games International, a privately held company in Cambridge, Mass., that is run by three emigres from the former Soviet Union, Igor Tkachenko, Roman Yakub and Alexander "Sasha" Gimpelson. "The Music Pirates Game," due out in the spring, will be the fourth interactive music title from the company. Tkachenko, a concert pianist and composer, said MGI had set out to create a game about the yo-ho-ho kind of pirates. But when the trio started researching the topic of piracy, they were overwhelmed with information about music copyrights. "It was a natural extension," he said. Their goal is to persuade the Recording Industry Association of America to distribute the game free to schools and students across the country. "We believe it's a great benefit to the RIAA," Gimpelson said. "Either you can teach them now or sue them later. I don't think there's any other option." RIAA spokeswoman Amy Weiss said the group had not been approached by MGI, "but we welcome anyone's participation in the battle against piracy." The RIAA has launched a few educational campaigns against illegal downloading. It is best known, however, for suing online file-sharing companies and the people who use them. Although the trade group has won several key court battles and collected several hundred thousand dollars from individual infringers, file-sharing networks continue to attract tens of millions of people around the globe, and CD sales continue to slide. Unlike the RIAA, which has focused its educational efforts on college students, Tkachenko prefers to target young students who don't expect music to be free. And the best way to deliver an anti-piracy message isn't to scare kids, he said, but to ridicule bootleggers. So in MGI's game, only the bootleggers' ringleader is portrayed as evil. The rest of the pirates are "kids who love music, and they don't know better," he said. P.J. McNealy, who tracks the video game industry for American Technology Research in San Francisco, said video games could be effective educational tools, "but we've seen more applications for multiplication and spelling than explaining copyright law." MGI's project is "a noble effort," he said, but it won't put a dent in piracy unless it's integrated into a larger campaign. resource : http://www.detnews.com/2003/technology/031...logy-337323.htm

yea, i cant see the moderator corner for some reason...

http://www.pitchforkmedia.com/record-revie...id/spokes.shtml Click that link if you want some long and tedious review on the plaid album Here is a summary of the album by Kernel32 "i thought it was pretty pants... hella disappointing compared to the previous albums" this point is further backed up by Hardcore Uproar "it is real pants, i agree with kern" (thanks to the people at slsk for the sumary)

Warp 2003 pack 1 This pack includes Aphex Twin '26 Mixes for Cash', Autechre 'Draft 7.30', Mira Calix 'Skimskitta' and Prefuse 73 'One Word Extinguisher' = £39.99 Warp 2003 pack 2 This pack includes LFO 'Sheath', Chris Clark 'Empty the Bones of You', Luke Vibert 'Yoseph' [including nice little glo-in-the-dark stickers] and Plaid 'Spokes'. = £39.99 there two other releases that can be found at http://www.warprecords.com/?mart=WARPACK04 and http://www.warprecords.com/?mart=WARPACK03 resource : http://www.warprecords.com

"FLY FAT ASS FLY" jay out of mallrats

hahaha thats good stuff

ive recently posted a news article in the entirtainment section, but it hasnt show up in there or on the main page, also thee have been problems with users trying to sent me a message by typing in my name, instead they have to go back to the orginal message from me and then send a reply from that..

kinda suits him rite..!

bohemian rhapsody, even tho its a but of a trial choice

well who would make a decent replacement, im sure there is a sound a like person, maybe not with the character or stage perfromace of freddie tho..

J/K, queen is a great band and as in most bands not matter how good the guitarist is or the drummer the main part is the singer..like rage against the machine..

all they need is some gay guy who took alot of drugs......maybe sir john elton?!

its time for MR J to sell up his assets and live in a 4 bedroom semi! All micheal has to do it start making decent albums agian instead of all these love/enviromental ones..

thanks alot guys!

London based electonica music label, Warp Records are set to have all releases available to download. But as pay per track it will help those to find the more rare albums and tracks. These releases can be found on bleep.com, which will give high quality mp3's and will be the most reliable source to get these albums. Some of the artists availlable Anti-Pop Consortium, Aphex Twin, Autechre, Boards of Canada, Broadcast, Plaid, Prefuse 73, and Squarepusher label : http://www.warprecords.com music download site : http://www.bleep.com resource : http://pitchforkmedia.com/news/03-11/21.shtml (oldish news but the site is now open)

hahaha i just remember her when she started in that girlband (cant remember the name) and how not good looking she was!

good luck to her but i hate they way these pop singers get so serious over playing a move role, and i hate hearing shit about how the charcters relates and doesnt relate to beyounce, she was proberly entised by the £millions and she will proberly have an album for the movie...