need to move to a different kind of piracy,
first convince RIAA to move thei offices to the seaside,
then run a frigate alongside, hoist the "Roger" and let them have it! biggrin: oOo:

why convince them to move sea side... Just go iraqi on there ass and drive a vehicle up to there offices Just be sure to abandon the car before you blow it so you can fight another day, unlike those stupid bastards.

Maybe like the hostile takeove in "The meaning of life".

Download an app called "Uncook". If you can still find it, it should fix it up.

ive had this happen recently too ... and when i burn the bad mp3 to cd, the cd wont play any of the songs after the scratchy one. cuss:

/invite MiscGuy aka MeatPuppet aka John Forrest #team-aftermath

HI.

sleeping: rolleyes: sleeping: rolleyes: cuss:

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do you think the RIAA is virusing software too?

Ive been trying to record the B-Sides from all my Maiden vinyl to mp3, plugged a cable from the speaker socket on the stereo to the mic one on my pc, and when I played it back, it sounded fine at first, then after a while, usually for about 2 mins, twice in each song, its just noise, like if you played a C64 tape in a tape player, just loud scratches and distortion. then it stopped and the song carried on. That happened on a version of Hey Joe I downloaded, and i got something like that on Bullets when I 'purchased' a Creed album. From about half way thru the song to near the end.
Some of its from when its been recorded, must be some anti-copyright thing on records. A lot is just stuff people have edited on purpose to be like that.
I only download a few songs off an album to see if i like em anyway. if i do, i go and buy the album. if i dont, i dont download any more, so a few seconds/minutes out the middle of one song doesnt bother me much

[quote="Uber_Soldat":60d81]. A lot is just stuff people have edited on purpose to be like that.[/quote:60d81]

oh really?