Unheard JD mixes by Hannett now free to all
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Can never get bit torrents to work for me. :(
Gazman, your dvd shipped today. If you happen to get the bit torrents downloaded, could you send me a copy?
Thanks.
Help please.I'm a complete technophobe.How the fook do I download this.Is it me,or is my pc shite
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Ironwill wrote: Can never get bit torrents to work for me. :(
Gazman, your dvd shipped today. If you happen to get the bit torrents downloaded, could you send me a copy?
Thanks.
Ironwill,
didnt realise it was torrents until now,
I dont have a clue about them mate ![]()
I'll keep you in mind though,if i come across it anywhere
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EDIT: Ironwill,pm sent
Very impressive! Thanks a lot!!! ![]()
It's a pity that Joy Division didn't carry on, they were awesome ![]()
Ironwill wrote: Can never get bit torrents to work for me. :(
Gazman, your dvd shipped today. If you happen to get the bit torrents downloaded, could you send me a copy?
Thanks.
I'll second that.
*in the meantime changes siggy picture*
Torrents are pretty easy to understand, even I have mastered it!
It's a peer to peer network, so basically you are sharing the files you download with others. The best torrent downloader I have used is :
http://www.utorrent.com/download.php
Once you have downloaded a torrent, you need a flac programme to decode the files to wma......
http://flac.sourceforge.net/download.html
Simply open up the flac programme, drop the flac files you have downloaded into it and click decode. This will change the files to wma for you and put them in the same folder as your original download.
I hope this helps.
ShugZV wrote: Torrents are pretty easy to understand, even I have mastered it!
It's a peer to peer network, so basically you are sharing the files you download with others. The best torrent downloader I have used is :
http://www.utorrent.com/download.php
Once you have downloaded a torrent, you need a flac programme to decode the files to wma......
http://flac.sourceforge.net/download.html
Simply open up the flac programme, drop the flac files you have downloaded into it and click decode. This will change the files to wma for you and put them in the same folder as your original download.
I hope this helps.
Shug,
U can also burn a cd with the flac files using a programme called Media Monkey.
Also if you use Nero, you can get it to burn the FLAC's directly by using THIS PLUGIN which needs to be located in the \AudioPlugins directory of your Nero installation.
Indeed Julio, Nero also does the trick ![]()
I have listened to this stuff all morning, for anyone expecting totally different versions, you won't be getting them, these versions are very similar to what was put out, the slight hissing gets on yer nerves a wee bit as well......
But this is a must have for any fan and a great find, many thanks to the lad who made these available to the rest of us.
I highly recommend the Lift music :D
Tarbox23 wrote: gettin it now.
i am more psyched to hear bits of this than WFTSC.... is that bad?
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I am too ![]()
finally got round to registering here, massive
and cheers to those who've been kind in sharing this. ![]()
For those who don't have access to bit torrents or don't possess "bittorrent for dummies".
Just a few bits of it are on there.
Enjoy.
Just had a listen to the first dozen or so of these tracks, and it's been very interesting (yes, even the lift recordings - those clunks and hums and whirrings are key moments in Unknown Pleasures!).
For my money, the most interesting so far have been the Earcom tracks - From Safety to Where and Autosuggestion. These mixes include different elements missing from the familiar versions, as well as more upfront vocals.
Am I right in assuming that these recordings must originate from "rough mix" tapes Martin Hannett took home with him to assess in breaks between studio sessions?
If so, it would be interesting to know whether the master tape or a copy was used to produce the bootlegger's CD.
Also of interest is what else might be lurking amongst the remains of the late Martin Hannett's personal effects. One of the spoken snippets features him referring to the Haçienda - this must necessarily originate from a recording made at a later date, so presumably there is more than one master tape!
Spotnick wrote: For those who don't have access to bit torrents or don't possess "bittorrent for dummies".
Just a few bits of it are on there.
Enjoy.
Thanks a lot Spotnick ![]()
melly wrote: Well, I did say I wasn't going to pay that eBay fee...
Just having a go at the torrent now.
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Same here!
Tokoloshe Man wrote: HMV JP
Release Date : 2007/05/07 Cat: INTERST10797 Label: Interstate UK
Here's the same item at the UK Amazon site:
Thanks - very interesting stuff. Got a long drive tomorrow and this is now on the mp3.
Whilst I was exploring torrents - which I have to confess were a complete mystery 4 hours ago - I came across a torrent on the same site for "New Order 1988 Demos". I am sure I'm coming to this YEARS after many of you but can you forgive and someone PLEASE reseed(?.
There were a couple of familiar names on there! Thanks.
Young Offender - I'm pretty sure the Hannett comments are taken from the "Play At Home" Channel 4 soundtrack.