murderedman wrote:

ant man bee wrote:When I rip an OOP Anthony Braxton record, I want as many people to enjoy it as possible!

Let me know your thoughts...

I think I need some more Anthony Braxton.

Toni Braxton?


Anyone?

Maybe if we can request here and then be PM'd the link. If anyone else wants the requested files, they can contact the person directly for it also?
And maybe if you have some thing to share that you think some people will really like, mention it, then people can ask.

When I uploaded Blood on the tapes yesterday, in the space of an hour it was downloaded 60 times.

Is that odd? It is the only file I have put up so I have nothing to compare it with

enframed wrote:i'm getting a "not found" error with that wire link. fix please?

cheers for cone of light. however, when i unzip it nothing comes out. i have problems this morning. anyone else have these problems?

http://www.sendspace.com/file/hb007i

tried to download this, and when i went to play the files your itunes store information came up asking for a password. you might want to take the link down, or change that somehow. i don't know much about the itunes store, but this might be a way someone could get into your account?

Rachi wrote:Maybe if we can request here and then be PM'd the link. If anyone else wants the requested files, they can contact the person directly for it also?
And maybe if you have some thing to share that you think some people will really like, mention it, then people can ask.

When I uploaded Blood on the tapes yesterday, in the space of an hour it was downloaded 60 times.

Is that odd? It is the only file I have put up so I have nothing to compare it with

It'd be a popular find...but 60 downloads does seem a bit unusual.


You should upload something a little bit more obscure and then let me know what happens.

Minotaur029 wrote:It'd be a popular find...but 60 downloads does seem a bit unusual.

I don't think it's that odd. Think about how many lurkers are on this board, and keep in mind that Blood on the Tapes is one of the most interesting things around, even if you're not a Dylan fan. Hell, I almost clicked on the link myself, until I realized a second later I'd already gotten it. I got that excited. I'd say it'd have to go into the hundreds on a general-interest album like that before things were really alarming.

Does phpBB support members-only restricted forums and/or threads?

I'm used to Invision, which has robust support for multiple user access levels and such.

There's gotta be some way to do it in phpBB.

murderedman wrote:

ant man bee wrote:When I rip an OOP Anthony Braxton record, I want as many people to enjoy it as possible!

Let me know your thoughts...

I think I need some more Anthony Braxton.

Here you go -

Composition No. 165 (for 18 instruments) Excellent modern classical composition for medium ensemble.
http://www.sendspace.com/file/76sn01

Montreux - Berlin Concerts George Lewis, Dave Holland, Barry Altchul, and Kenny Wheeler play on this amazing collection.
http://www.sendspace.com/file/2wsuvx

For Two Pianos (comp. 95) Exactly what the title says.
http://www.sendspace.com/file/c7fekn

Six Compositions for Quartet Amazing advanced composition for the traditional quartet. Gotta love this record....
http://www.sendspace.com/file/rpnoq4

Although my posting has been a minor contribution overall to this thread.
I have tried to stay in the spirit of Unreleased / out of print material.

To be honest this has been a musical education par excellence.
I give a hardy salut to Nina, antmanbee, cjh, and chrissy macgarvey.

You have opened my ears.


glynnis

glynnisjohns wrote:Although my posting has been a minor contribution overall to this thread.
I have tried to stay in the spirit of Unreleased / out of print material.

To be honest this has been a musical education par excellence.
I give a hardy salut to Nina, antmanbee, cjh, and chrissy macgarvey.

You have opened my ears.


glynnis

Agreed. I couldn't have put it better myself.

choppy wrote:

Minotaur029 wrote:It'd be a popular find...but 60 downloads does seem a bit unusual.

I don't think it's that odd. Think about how many lurkers are on this board, and keep in mind that Blood on the Tapes is one of the most interesting things around, even if you're not a Dylan fan. Hell, I almost clicked on the link myself, until I realized a second later I'd already gotten it. I got that excited. I'd say it'd have to go into the hundreds on a general-interest album like that before things were really alarming.

Yeah, you're probably right. I hope you're right, anyway.