mewash wrote:why is it that you are not able to play wma files? can't really think of an operating system that doesn't play wma's.

I use Macs... Got a Flip4 dl to play them via Quicktime but would like to play the files on my iPod... Got a free Switch conversion program but it seems wma is only handled by the non-free Switch Plus... I don't want to buy it just to convert this one wma album I have.

If anyone knows of another conversion program, please tell me, thanks.

This is my vinyl rip of Riviera Records #LP-701

The Rivieras - Campus Party

I found this record stapled to a wall in a used record store back in the late '70s - they sold it to me for 50 cents. Surprisingly, it was in great shape.

I love early '60s garage/surf/frat rock, and this is vintage stuff.

This record must be pretty rare, as I was unable to find much information about it online - not even an album cover. Apparently, this was their last full-length LP, it was released in '65 - that's about it.

tracklist
1. California Sun '65
2. Hanky Panky
3. Tossin' And Turnin'
4. Somebody New
5. Money Honey
6. Bug Juice
7. Fortune Teller
8. Doctor Feelgood
9. Comin' Back Home
10. Church Key Part 2
11. Louie Louie & Farmer John

jurgis rudkus wrote:

mewash wrote:why is it that you are not able to play wma files? can't really think of an operating system that doesn't play wma's.

I use Macs... Got a Flip4 dl to play them via Quicktime but would like to play the files on my iPod... Got a free Switch conversion program but it seems wma is only handled by the non-free Switch Plus... I don't want to buy it just to convert this one wma album I have.

If anyone knows of another conversion program, please tell me, thanks.

OK, for anyone following my saga and/or interested in converting, the Flip4/Switch combo does work on newer Macs, you just have to drag the files into the Switch pane, not choose 'add folder' as it suggests. Takes a long time to convert, but works.

So, I have my Prolapse album. Sweet.

Geez, I am a bit 'tarded today.

Did not check my messages, fancyjamtime came to my rescue earlier. Thanks very much for your effort!

So yeah, here's the mp3 album, thanks to said honorable FJT:

http://www.sendspace.com/file/bspt91

hey jurgis, i was gonna suggest this as i ran into the same problem recently...

http://zamzar.com/

does it for you online! sends it to your email of choice but the catch is their servers only hold it for a day so you need to get the files as quick as you can...

btw, whoever posted that Wall Of Voodoo Dark Continent album thanks a whole lot!

i have gained a new sick appreciation of this band and have them on heavy rotation lately...


salut!

Sniff Glue wrote:Looking for some really early Flipper bootlegs.
If anyone can post them, thanks.

If not, can someone send Gone Fishin' or something.

Thanks.

Red Square wrote:

ironyengine wrote:Not exactly sendspace links, but on the off chance someone is missing some Big Black 7"s...

http://onebaseonanoverthrow.blogspot.co ... cking.html

ps- there are also some Happy Flowers, MOTO, Didjits, Raymond Brake, and more mp3s linked on the same blog. Shoot me if this dude's been linked already, I couldn't find it.

haha! that album art is great!

Wo! that site is amazing.

Rev. Gary Davis - Say No To The Devil
http://www.mediafire.com/?sharekey=edc8 ... cdb35888ee



Ripped from vinyl, the record is old ('61) so it needed a bit of cool-edit cleaning. Still, I think it sounds pretty good.