[Crusader]

As Seasons Fall

Folded Under

[FFL]

Originally Posted by Mac+ FFL went to that "motherlite" live site ... I love the concept and think it's an awesome service but not sure that I understand it right. Do I really need to ? I'm not too keen on adding other stuff to my system unless I know what it does. Please "dumb it down for me".

You should download xAct, which will decode the shorten or SHN format as well as the FLAC format - both of which are used for lossless compression of tradable live recordings.

http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/21952

[Mac+]

Thanks FFL - I would not have known what to start looking for. This has opened up a whole new "legal" world to me! Very grateful.

[Messiahtosh]

•The Refreshments
•The Thrills
•Steve Earle
•Pernice Brothers
•Grant Lee Buffalo/Phillips
•Cantinero
•Kings of Convenience
•The New Pornographers
•The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band
•Railbenders
•Ryan Adams
•Leep 27
•Southern Pacific

Last but not least •Roger Clyne & the Peacemakers

[psmith2.0]

You're gonna get smacked, you know that?

Southern Pacific, as in the country-rock band with members from the Doobie Brothers (John McFee and the drummer) and Stu Cook, CCR's old bassist?



THAT Southern Pacific? They had some hits in the late 80's/early-mid 90's on country radio (and a few videos in the early days of CMT), but I haven't thought of them in forever. They had an AWESOME song called "Killbilly Hill", with the most amazing guitar work. This was around 1988 or so, and it was of the songs that specifically made me interested in country guitar playing (using my right-hand fingers in addition to the pick, wild-ass string bending - two at one time, in different directions -, etc.. That song set me on a path, no doubt!

[Messiahtosh]

Originally Posted by pscates2.0 You're gonna get smacked, you know that? Southern Pacific, as in the country-rock band with members from the Doobie Brothers (John McFee and the drummer) and Stu Cook, CCR's old bassist? THAT Southern Pacific? They had some hits in the late 80's/early-mid 90's on country radio (and a few videos in the early days of CMT), but I haven't thought of them in forever. They had an AWESOME song called "Killbilly Hill", with the most amazing guitar work. This was around 1988 or so, and it was of the songs that specifically made me interested in country guitar playing (using my right-hand fingers in addition to the pick, wild-ass string bending - two at one time, in different directions -, etc.. That song set me on a path, no doubt!

Yes, that's the Southern Pacific. They did a really great cover of a doo-wop song "Go to Pieces" and although it's not characteristic of their sound, it's very cool. Great band.

[cyrusmekon]

Just found this website

Downloading some live shows including

Explosions in the sky
Mogwai
God speed you black emporer

For the free lossless audio codec files (FLAC) you need a decoder found

here

I then transfered the .wav files into itunes, converted to AAC then bingo. Some live shows of my fav bands.

Maybe some of the bands mentioned here are in the archive. I cant be bothered looking. Happy downloading.

[sunrain]

There's also a great group out there called Kings of Convenience. Every album I've heard is quite nice. Their remix album versus is really excellent downtempo listening.

http://www.kingsofconvenience.com/

[ragingloogie]

hey ast3r3x, im more of a classic rock/blues person from the 80's, 70's, and 60's mostly w/ lil 50's here and there...

but what i like is all of

AC/DC
GNR
Led Zeppeln
Twisted sister
quiet riot
Jimi hendrix
Van Halen
Judas priest
creedance clear water

In the 90's i listen to:

Counting Crows
3 doors down
korn
weezer
Bon Jovi
Linkin park

and theres others... but that should give you a good list of new people.... good luck.. have fun

[FFL]

Originally Posted by ragingloogie hey ast3r3x, im more of a classic rock/blues person from the 80's, 70's, and 60's mostly w/ lil 50's here and there...

Check out some of my Radiators links, sounds like they are your style of music.

[Wrao]

Everyone here should check out this band:

Oedipus

You can listen to all their debut album online, give is a go. You might like it.

I recommend just about all their songs, but in particular check out 'get','half a step' and 'around'