Anyone using the new version of imesh? I think it is 6.0, but i could be wrong. Every song I download has license issues, and can't be burned by Nero, what is the deal?

Any other good MP3 sites these days???

I've used WinMX for P2P....they tried shutting em down but
there is a workaround if you google you'll find it

Limewire, dude!! Freaking FAST downloads, lots of availability of songs, and no probs with license, burning, etc...ya think it's Nero??

XM !!


I just havn't gotten into the whole downloading thing. I listen to FM for the morning talk jocks and XM the rest of the time.

Torrents.

They're the only thing I've had luck with for the last year or so.

My dumbass brother paid for Limewire and couldn't get the thing to work with his firewall. He called their tech support and they told him to contact Geek Squad.

That's funny Thunder. Thanks Susie DE, kinda off topic, but thanks I have XM.

Back to IMesh, just had a setting wrong....

I was using bearshare till I reformatted my HD. Now they have upgraded their software so you have to pay for it....Bastards

I used to have bearshare, let me look and see if I have the
older version.

I did a search on google and found a verson that works.

Thanks for all of the info guys.

Found this over an suprnova.org


MPAA sues torrent, ED2k and newsgroup websites
Posted: 2006-02-24 02:16 sloncek


MPAA has announced that it has filed seven lawsuits against torrent ED2K and newsgroup indexing websites. This is not the first attempt from MPAA to try to force internet users to stop downloading movies and TV-shows, well at least not for those using torrent or ED2K sites. But it is something completely new for the newsgroups.

'Website operators who abuse technology to facilitate infringements of copyrighted works by millions of people are not anonymous ? they can and will be stopped,' said John G. Malcolm, Executive Vice President and Director of Worldwide Anti-Piracy Operations for the MPAA. 'Disabling these powerful networks of illegal file distribution is a significant step in stemming the tide of piracy on the Internet.'

All the website administrators are supposed to be from USA.

Websites targeted by MPAA are:

*Torrent
IsoHunt.com, BThub.com and TorrentBox.com (which have the same owner).
TorrentSpy.com
NiteShadow.com (for which, I have to admit I have never hear before, and the site doesn't appear online).

*E-Donkey
ed2k-it.com

*Newsgroups
NZB-Zone.com
BinNews.com
DVDRs.net


MPAA Press Release:

2006_02_23.pdf

Below are some alternatives that you can use:

*Torrent
NewNova.org currently down due to a datacenter problem)
MyBittorrent.com/

*E-Donkey
ShareProvider.com/

*Newsgroups
NewzMonster.com