Limewire isn't the only P2P, there are some amazing P2P programs for music that have a huge diversity of super-rare material, in full-album high-quality format. Limewire and Kazaa are not the high examples of P2P .Ryan wrote:
Limewire and that shit sucks. Just full of viruses. I'm not going to say any specific websites, just in case.Gooners wrote:
TBHRyan wrote:
Internet
P2P = FAIL
Internet sites > P2P, limewire, etc.
Freezer, what do you do with CD's? Rip them to PC or put them on an iPod? At what quality are they compressed to? Is it better than FLAC/OGG? Ok, enough said... I'd only recommend buying a CD to play it on a CD player, and who the hell uses them anymore? My hi-fi speakers are connected digitally to my PC, my car sound-system runs off an 80gb iPod instead of having 3,000 albums in my glovebox... etc. It's outdated, that's my point. The raw data may be higher bitrate/quality than digital sources, but eventually all CD files end up on a digital format anyway, and the difference between a V0 rip / OGG Vorbis / FLAC and a CD is not really discernable when played digitally.
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