Dope Blogs that Post Raers.

[Turntablist]

Is rapidshare still really worth it?

Definitely.
I agree! I starting paying for it 3 months ago, and the amount of time it has saved me is well worth the price I eventually got bored of having to wait for the 50 seconds (lazy). Plus since Rapidshare is used by the majority of people it's not only good for music, if you catch my drift

 

[Bsides]

Is rapidshare still really worth it?

Definitely.

so how do you do it? through a reseller? why does it have to be so complicated?

 

[Bsides]

Finally found one that takes visa. but can i trust all of these resellers off the rapidshare site?

 

[DOR]

reseller? Buy your plan right from the rapidshare site and use paypal.


http://rapidshare.com/premium.html


Once you use the login and pass they give you it sets a cookie and you can just do direct downloads and never need to goto the site again until your pass expires.

Use of a download manager makes things a snap...

 

[DeeRock]

Um..........uh.......... www.supremelarock.blogspot.com

 

[williedynamite]

AG's blog is pretty good for random rap:

http://alkuttraz.blogspot.com/

 

[SPlDEY]

Blogs can be wonderful/educational showing people music that they wouldn't otherwise have access to.

However, I still don't understand how the people who run these blogs can morally post albums that can be bought retail.

It's straight up disrespectful to the artist.

- diego

 

[Surrealist]

Office Naps (by Little Danny) is my favorite rare music blog.

I also rate Solesides

 

[KNUDSEN]

Blogs can be wonderful/educational showing people music that they wouldn't otherwise have access to.

However, I still don't understand how the people who run these blogs can morally post albums that can be bought retail.

It's straight up disrespectful to the artist.

- diego

I know blogs like Loronix only post albums that are out of print and not commercially available. If I download an album and really like it, I usually will hunt it down on vinyl.

 

[mannybolone]

Office Naps (by Little Danny) is my favorite rare music blog.

I also rate Solesides

You mean Soul Sides? If so, thanks!

 

[mannybolone]

Blogs can be wonderful/educational showing people music that they wouldn't otherwise have access to.

However, I still don't understand how the people who run these blogs can morally post albums that can be bought retail.

It's straight up disrespectful to the artist.

- diego

I agree with you in principle - it's why I don't post albums and never plan to but what you're talking about is both 1) a bit of a grey area and 2) pretty much besides the point to most of these guys anyway.

After all, with 1) - the vast majority of the time, it's labels getting ripped off, not artists. And 2) I get the sense that a lot of these blogs exist to attract traffic and some abstract notion of "props" and the morality of the situation > whatever satisfaction these sites enjoy from their 15 seconds of fame.

 

[Bsides]

Blogs can be wonderful/educational showing people music that they wouldn't otherwise have access to.

However, I still don't understand how the people who run these blogs can morally post albums that can be bought retail.

It's straight up disrespectful to the artist.

- diego

I agree with you in principle - it's why I don't post albums and never plan to but what you're talking about is both 1) a bit of a grey area and 2) pretty much besides the point to most of these guys anyway.

After all, with 1) - the vast majority of the time, it's labels getting ripped off, not artists. And 2) I get the sense that a lot of these blogs exist to attract traffic and some abstract notion of "props" and the morality of the situation > whatever satisfaction these sites enjoy from their 15 seconds of fame.

guys, its 2009.


Just wanted to remind yall.

 

[Reynaldo]

Voracious consumers of music can't afford NOT to modify their morality; the huge amount of money saved through illegal downloading makes it rather easy, too. Every day is Christmas in MP3 blogland...

 

[magnetic]

Um..........uh.......... www.supremelarock.blogspot.com

Yuh blog a dew it proper

 

[dandyper]

www.djanonymous.fi
www.oslonerdarmy.blogspot.com

 

[Turntablist]

If I download an album and really like it, I usually will hunt it down on vinyl.

Likewise, and when it comes to my favourite band I would download their album as soon as it launches but then immediately buy the cd or lp to add to the collection.

 

[georgeibrahim]

Throwback Music
probably posted more raers on there than any other blog mentioned so far (apart from loronix due to loronix's sheer volume)

I also agree that blogs are great tools to hear new music and i do hunt down LPs of stuff i hear through blogs.

 

[Swayze]

I'll cosign on chris goes rock and a pyrex scholar. Add the psych/tropicalia niceties of Brazilian Nuggets
http://brnuggets.blogspot.com/

and mention the clumsy, if good intentioned, Chewbone music blog search engine:
chewbone.blogspot.com

 

[Bsides]

Throwback Music
probably posted more raers on there than any other blog mentioned so far (apart from loronix due to loronix's sheer volume)

I also agree that blogs are great tools to hear new music and i do hunt down LPs of stuff i hear through blogs.

man, i would love a membership to throwback music. I contacted dude once and never got a reply. do you have an in?

 

[Lawrence]

Throwback Music
probably posted more raers on there than any other blog mentioned so far (apart from loronix due to loronix's sheer volume)

I also agree that blogs are great tools to hear new music and i do hunt down LPs of stuff i hear through blogs.

man, i would love a membership to throwback music. I contacted dude once and never got a reply. do you have an in?

throwback music never actually had any of those super rare joints! it was just one big hustle


mad rares at

http://mutant-sounds.blogspot.com/