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lost archives when i click on audio archives to download lets go,(bootleg cassette snapped) i got a blank screen, help!

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Yes, I'd like to download that Elegia cover by Gabrielles Wish, but all the Audio archives on the sites are empty. I think I read they'd have been relocated. What's happening? Thanks.

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Right, now the archives would be back, but every time I try to download I get an error message in a box saying the site doesn't exist or is not available. Why?

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Originally posted by Mick Aneworderfan Right, now the archives would be back, but every time I try to download I get an error message in a box saying the site doesn't exist or is not available. Why?

Let me know which ones... because they SHOULD work.

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I think I have solved the problem. Actually it's a problem of my Internet Explorer, which for some reason can't go through the Java link. Thought it was the busy server because I had about the same response when the bandwith exceeded when too many people were downloading Gabrielles Wish songs from our site. Actually I just thought it could be the browser because of that link and remembered Opera has a much better download management than Internet Explorer (though it has the same problems with visual Java as Mozilla). So just opened Opera and the link worked! :) I downloaded the excellent cover of Elegia by Gabrielles Wish. But fookinhell! 21 MB! I understand it's 9 minutes and the sound quality is excellent (320 k/s), but 21 MB is just too much (must be the heaviest MP3 I've ever downloaded). Maybe you should lower the bitrate, there's no way anyone with a dial-up can download it.

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The Java link is there only to force users to log on, and to log the download...

Sorry for that, but it's purely to avoid overuse of bandwidth...

At least it's hosted somewhere else, so excess of bandwidth doesn't put the site down...

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Originally posted by Mick Aneworderfan I think I have solved the problem. Actually it's a problem of my Internet Explorer, which for some reason can't go through the Java link. Thought it was the busy server because I had about the same response when the bandwith exceeded when too many people were downloading Gabrielles Wish songs from our site.Actually I just thought it could be the browser because of that link and remembered Opera has a much better download management than Internet Explorer (though it has the same problems with visual Java as Mozilla). So just opened Opera and the link worked! :)I downloaded the excellent cover of Elegia by Gabrielles Wish. But fookinhell! 21 MB! I understand it's 9 minutes and the sound quality is excellent (320 k/s), but 21 MB is just too much (must be the heaviest MP3 I've ever downloaded). Maybe you should lower the bitrate, there's no way anyone with a dial-up can download it.

Wouldn't be so bad if it had been a decent version - they were off their faces and being the big pop star in the dressing room. Turds.

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It was an excellent performance, much better than many of New Order's themselves (who sometimes gloriously mess with their songs). All I can say about them, from having known them through E Mail messages, is that they've all been really kind, helpful and friendly. Sometimes it even seems it's not me being their fans but them being mine. Very nice and down to earth and grateful. They always did much more than I asked or even dared to wish. Anyway I don't think they're angels and they probably can be turds sometimes, like everyone. Just wanna say I know them under another view, and their unique art is there on records anyway.

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Small update: Mozilla only allows you to hear the track streaming, there's no way to download it. Fortunately I have Opera, it seems the only way to download the tracks!

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