By Dread Zeppelin ... a true classic ... Reggae-Elvis Fusion Rock ...
can't beat it for entertainment value.
Cheers!
- Der Marv
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How about slowin' it down a bit with a catchy little blues tune! :)
Some of his stuff is okay but he sounds like he's singing into a kazoo
on some of his songs. ;)
from
Mule Variations
=A91999 Epitaph Records
Chocolate Jesus
(Tom Waits and Kathleen Brennan)
Don't go to church on Sunday
Don't get on my knees to pray
Don't memorize the books of the Bible
I got my own special way
Bit I know Jesus loves me
Maybe just a little bit more
I fall on my knees every Sunday
At Zerelda Lee's candy store
Well it's got to be a chocolate Jesus
Make me feel good inside
Got to be a chocolate Jesus
Keep me satisfied
Well I don't want no Anna Zabba
Don't want no Almond Joy
There ain't nothing better
Suitable for this boy
Well it's the only thing
That can pick me up
Better than a cup of gold
See only a chocolate Jesus
Can satisfy my soul
(Solo)
When the weather gets rough
And it's whiskey in the shade
It's best to wrap your savior
Up in cellophane
He flows like the big muddy
But that's ok
Pour him over ice cream
For a nice parfait
Well it's got to be a chocolate Jesus
Good enough for me
Got to be a chocolate Jesus
Good enough for me
Well it's got to be a chocolate Jesus
Make me feel good inside
Got to be a chocolate Jesus
Keep me satisfied
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Filipino Box Spring Hog
(Tom Waits and Kathleen Brennan)
Well I hung on to Mary's stump
I danced with a soldier's glee
With a rum soaked crook
And a big fat laugh
I spent my last dollar on thee
I saw Bill Bones, gave him a yell
Kehoe spiked the nog
With a chain link fence
And a scrap iron jaw
Cookin up a Filipino Box Spring hog
Spider rolled in from
Hollister Burn
With a one-eyed stolen Mare
Donned himself with chicken fat
Sawin on a jaw bone violin there
Kathleen was sittin down
In little reds recovery room
In her criminal underwear bra
I was naked to the waist
With my fierce black hound
And I'm cookin up a Filipino Box Spring Hog
Cookin up a Filipino Box Spring Hog
Cookin up a Filipino Box Spring Hog
Dig a big pit in a dirt alley road
Fill it with madrone and bay
Stinks like hell
And the neighbors complain
Don't give a hoot what they say
Slap that hog
Gotta roll em over twice
Baste him with a sweeping broom
You gotta swat them flies
And chain up the dogs
Cookin up a Filipino Box Spring Hog
Cookin up a Filipino Box Spring Hog
Rattle snake piccata with grapes and figs
Old brown Betty with a yellow wig
Tain't the mince meat filagree
And it ain't the turkey neck stew
And it ain't them bruleed
Okra seeds though she
Made them especially for you
Worse won a prize for her
Bottom black pie
The beans got to thrown to the dogs
Jaheseus Christ I can always
Make room when they're
Cookin up a Filipino Box Spring Hog
Cookin up a Filipino Box Spring Hog
Cookin up a Filipino Box Spring Hog
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06 Jul 2005 09:56:39 PM |
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"Su Zanadu" <tugbertswife@webtv.net> wrote in message
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How about slowin' it down a bit with a catchy little blues tune! :)
Some of his stuff is okay but he sounds like he's singing into a kazoo
on some of his songs. ;)
from
Mule Variations
©1999 Epitaph Records
Chocolate Jesus
(Tom Waits and Kathleen Brennan)
ARE YOU A TOM WAITS FAN TOO?????????
And I've been meaning to ask you for awhile, Susan, what was your favorite
story out of Levon's book?
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07 Jul 2005 10:20:57 PM |
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John Lemke wrote:
ARE YOU A TOM WAITS FAN
TOO?????????
YOU MEAN *YOU* ARE?
LOLOLOL!!
Well John, once again my husband turned me on to him.
He has:
LONG GONE
BONE MACHINE
and
MULE VARIATIONS.
We went on 2 hour drive yesterday and I got to know Tom pretty good. I
was looking at the lyrics inside the CD box and thought they were really
different!
He's definitely an interesting dude! His bio says he was born in
California but that can't be right! Those tunes had to have come from
Louisiana!
And I've been meaning to ask you for
awhile, Susan, what was your favorite
story out of Levon's book?
I thoroughly enjoyed the whole book and when I finished I felt like I
knew him and he seems to be a really nice guy.
A SOUTHUN GENTLEMAN if you will. ;)
There were parts that had me in stitches but then at times it was sad
enough to bring tears to your eyes.....Like in the beginning of the
book, they started it at the end...when they found Rick in the bathroom.
:'''(
There were many laughs like Robbie buying all those guitars and
reselling them at a profit because he had played them. Levon said there
must have been a hundred of those circulating (if I remember
correctly)....lol! :)
And this part blew me away!
I'll never forget this quote when they were with Bob Dylan and the crowd
was about to rip 'em to shreds...
"So, storming the bastions of folkster purity, we kept playing "Thin
Man" until things cooled down."
"Storming the bastions of folkster purity"!
Classic! ;)
And I had to laugh when I heard what he said when Neil Diamond showed up
for the set of "The Last Waltz"...."WTF was Neil Diamond doing there?"
LOL!!
That's exactly what WE said when WE watched it. "Neil Diamond? WTF??" ;)
I also didn't know about the rights to the songs....how that all went
down and that really is a shame. :(
But on a happier note, he really held my interest telling about his
childhood back in Arkansas and about Muddy Waters and all the other
"Late-Greats".
I couldn't put it down until I had finished it and I'm better to have
read it - thanks. :)
SuZanne
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08 Jul 2005 03:10:47 PM |
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"Su Zanadu" <tugbertswife@webtv.net> wrote in message
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John Lemke wrote:
ARE YOU A TOM WAITS FAN
TOO?????????
YOU MEAN *YOU* ARE?
LOLOLOL!!
Well John, once again my husband turned me on to him.
He has:
LONG GONE
BONE MACHINE
and
MULE VARIATIONS.
We went on 2 hour drive yesterday and I got to know Tom pretty good. I
was looking at the lyrics inside the CD box and thought they were really
different!
Oh fer sure, the guy's brilliant. Wrote tunes made famous by others. "Ol
'55" by the Eagles. I think Sprigsteen did "Jersey Girl". Never was a
Springsteen fan. Tom's version of "Jersey Girl" is on "Heartattack and
Vine". It's great.
He's definitely an interesting dude! His bio says he was born in
California but that can't be right! Those tunes had to have come from
Louisiana!
I used to see girls just smile this really sly smile and gush, "He's just
sooooooo sleazy!!!!!!"
He used to tour with Bonnie Raitt and she'd talk about how she and her band
would go stay at the Ritz-Carlton but he'd insist on being dropped at some
flea-bag hotel in the slums somewhere.
And I've been meaning to ask you for
awhile, Susan, what was your favorite
story out of Levon's book?
I thoroughly enjoyed the whole book and when I finished I felt like I
knew him and he seems to be a really nice guy.
A SOUTHUN GENTLEMAN if you will. ;)
Most definitely.
There were parts that had me in stitches but then at times it was sad
enough to bring tears to your eyes.....Like in the beginning of the
book, they started it at the end...when they found Rick in the bathroom.
:'''(
Dig for the documentary done by ABC Video simply called, "The Band". Found
it for rent at Hollywood Video. Interviews with everyone except Richard, of
course, and Robbie. You really get to see more inside Levon. Very moving.
Gives a lot of insight and you'll end up with even a higher regard for this
fine man. Some great concert footage including "Life Is a Carnival" on SNL.
I've been listening to "Rock of Ages" a lot lately. Recorded live at the
New York Conservatory of Music New Year's Eve 1975 I think.
There were many laughs like Robbie buying all those guitars and
reselling them at a profit because he had played them. Levon said there
must have been a hundred of those circulating (if I remember
correctly)....lol! :)
And this part blew me away!
I'll never forget this quote when they were with Bob Dylan and the crowd
was about to rip 'em to shreds...
"So, storming the bastions of folkster purity, we kept playing "Thin
Man" until things cooled down."
"Storming the bastions of folkster purity"!
Classic! ;)
He's definitely got the insight and a strong satirical sense to go with it.
And I had to laugh when I heard what he said when Neil Diamond showed up
for the set of "The Last Waltz"...."WTF was Neil Diamond doing there?"
LOL!!
That's exactly what WE said when WE watched it. "Neil Diamond? WTF??" ;)
Hahahahahaha!!!!!!!!
I also didn't know about the rights to the songs....how that all went
down and that really is a shame. :(
I guess the guy with guitaritis was a real cutthroat businessman.
"Rick, what's this game called?"
A crashing of billiard balls heard over a black screen.
Rick Danko speaks, "It's called cutthroat."
"What's the object of the game?"
"The object of the game is to knock everyone else's balls off the table and
keep as many of yours on as possible."
Interesting way to start a movie. :-)
But on a happier note, he really held my interest telling about his
childhood back in Arkansas and about Muddy Waters and all the other
"Late-Greats".
Superb.
My favorite story, and it IS hard to pick just one, was where the guy that
owned the Arkansas roadhouse wrote The Hawks another bad check. Levon and t
he Hawk decided to finally get even not just for themselves but for every
other band that this guy had ripped off. Got 15 gallons of gasoline,
carefully carried out Leon Russell's new equipment, doused the bar and lit a
match. Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid all over again. Blew 'em down on
the ground, singed their hair and eyebrows, dazed them so completely that
they were still fumbling around in the parking lot when the cops showed up.
The cops were so happy to see the place finally gone they thanked them and
invited them to go on their way. Loved it.
I couldn't put it down until I had finished it and I'm better to have
read it - thanks. :)
Glad you enjoyed, my dear.
SuZanne
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09 Jul 2005 12:19:07 PM |
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John Lemke wrote:
SuZanne wrote:
Oh fer sure, the guy's brilliant. Wrote
tunes made famous by others. "Ol '55"
by the Eagles. I think Springsteen did
"Jersey Girl".
I had no idea!
Never was a Springsteen fan.
Me neither! :P
No Offense America. ;)
Tom's version of "Jersey Girl" is on
"Heartattack and Vine". It's great.
Another on my list.
He's definitely an interesting dude! His
bio says he was born in California but
that can't be right! Those tunes had to
have come from Louisiana!
I used to see girls just smile this really
sly smile and gush, "He's just sooooooo
sleazy!!!!!!"
LOL! I haven't seen a picture of him yet that wasn't distorted in some
way.
He used to tour with Bonnie Raitt and
she'd talk about how she and her band
would go stay at the Ritz-Carlton but
he'd insist on being dropped at some
flea-bag hotel in the slums somewhere.
Well hey! Mixing with the locals is inspiring for a songwriter. ;)
<snip>
Dig for the documentary done by ABC
Video simply called, "The Band". Found
it for rent at Hollywood Video.
I'll have to stop in and steal that.
I mean RENT it! heh heh! ;)
It's hard to find those for sale.
Interviews with everyone except
Richard, of course, and Robbie. You
really get to see more inside Levon.
Very moving. Gives a lot of insight and
you'll end up with even a higher regard
for this fine man. Some great concert
footage including "Life Is a Carnival" on
SNL.
Add to cart.
I've been listening to "Rock of Ages" a lot
lately. Recorded live at the New York
Conservatory of Music New Year's Eve
1975 I think.
Check on at FYE.....
<snip>
I also didn't know about the rights to the
songs....how that all went
down and that really is a shame. :(
I guess the guy with guitaritis was a real
cutthroat businessman.
"Rick, what's this game called?"
A crashing of billiard balls heard over a
black screen.
Rick Danko speaks, "It's called
cutthroat."
"What's the object of the game?"
"The object of the game is to knock
everyone else's balls off the table and
keep as many of yours on as possible."
Interesting way to start a movie. :-)
And NOW I get it!
I'm a little slow at times and you must point things out to me! ;)
<cut>
(and we had cut his mic down real low)
My favorite story, and it IS hard to pick
just one, was where the guy that owned
the Arkansas roadhouse wrote The
Hawks another bad check. Levon and t
he Hawk decided to finally get even not
just for themselves but for every other
band that this guy had ripped off. Got 15
gallons of gasoline, carefully carried out
Leon Russell's new equipment, doused
the bar and lit a match. Butch Cassidy
and the Sundance Kid all over again.
Blew 'em down on the ground, singed
their hair and eyebrows, dazed them so
completely that they were still fumbling
around in the parking lot when the cops
showed up.
The cops were so happy to see the place
finally gone they thanked them and
invited them to go on their way. Loved
it.
Yep! And especially what happened to the cop that kept giving them
trouble. Now that girl was a true friend, LOL!
We should stop here though before we tell the whole book! :)
I couldn't put it down until I had finished
it and I'm better to have read it -
thanks. :)
Glad you enjoyed, my dear.
That I did and the nice little photo section in the middle was a plus.
EVERYBODY who's a fan of THE BAND should buy it!
"This Wheel's on Fire"
by Levon Helm and Stephen Davis
;)
SuZanne
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09 Jul 2005 03:54:58 PM |
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"Su Zanadu" <tugbertswife@webtv.net> wrote in message
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John Lemke wrote:
"Rick, what's this game called?"
A crashing of billiard balls heard over a
black screen.
Rick Danko speaks, "It's called
cutthroat."
"What's the object of the game?"
"The object of the game is to knock
everyone else's balls off the table and
keep as many of yours on as possible."
Interesting way to start a movie. :-)
And NOW I get it!
I'm a little slow at times and you must point things out to me! ;)
I went back and checked the tape again and, of course, I got it wrong from
memory but y'all got the idea.
People are funny. :-)
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06 Jul 2005 10:23:04 PM |
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"Su Zanadu" <tugbertswife@webtv.net> wrote in message
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How about slowin' it down a bit with a catchy little blues tune! :)
Some of his stuff is okay but he sounds like he's singing into a kazoo
on some of his songs. ;)
from
Swordfishtrombones
(you have to hear his performance to really appreciate this)
Frank's Wild Years
Well Frank settled down in the Valley
and hung his wild years
on a nail that he drove through
his wife's forehead
he sold used office furniture
out there on San Fernando Road
and assumed a $30,000 loan
at 15 1/4 % and put down payment
on a little two bedroom place
his wife was a spent piece of used jet trash
made good bloody marys
kept her mouth shut most of the time
had a little Chihuahua named Carlos
that had some kind of skin disease
and was totally blind. They had a
thoroughly modern kitchen
self-cleaning oven (the whole bit)
Frank drove a little sedan
they were so happy
One night Frank was on his way home
from work, stopped at the liquor store,
picked up a couple Mickey's Big Mouths
drank 'em in the car on his way
to the Shell station, he got a gallon of
gas in a can, drove home, doused
everything in the house, torched it,
parked across the street, laughing,
watching it burn, all Halloween
orange and chimney red then
Frank put on a top forty station
got on the Hollywood Freeway
headed north
Never could stand that dog
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07 Jul 2005 10:29:00 PM |
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Love them lyrics.....fo' sho' !!
I saw on a website that he has a vast megaphone collection that he uses
making his recordings so now I know why the kazoo sound. ;)
I'll have to see what DVD's I can dig up.
SuZanne
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John Lemke wrote:
Swordfishtrombones
(you have to hear his performance to really appreciate this) Frank's
Wild Years
Well Frank settled down in the Valley
and hung his wild years
on a nail that he drove through
his wife's forehead
he sold used office furniture
out there on San Fernando Road
and assumed a $30,000 loan
at 15 1/4 % and put down payment
on a little two bedroom place
his wife was a spent piece of used jet trash made good bloody marys
kept her mouth shut most of the time
had a little Chihuahua named Carlos
that had some kind of skin disease
and was totally blind. They had a
thoroughly modern kitchen
self-cleaning oven (the whole bit)
Frank drove a little sedan
they were so happy
One night Frank was on his way home
from work, stopped at the liquor store,
picked up a couple Mickey's Big Mouths
drank 'em in the car on his way
to the Shell station, he got a gallon of gas in a can, drove home,
doused
everything in the house, torched it,
parked across the street, laughing,
watching it burn, all Halloween
orange and chimney red then
Frank put on a top forty station
got on the Hollywood Freeway
headed north
Never could stand that dog
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08 Jul 2005 02:50:07 PM |
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"Su Zanadu" <tugbertswife@webtv.net> wrote in message
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Love them lyrics.....fo' sho' !!
No you don't. That just his stuff that I rally admire.
Here's something older...........
"I don't have to take no trip to outerspace
all I have to do is look at your face
and before I know it I'm in orbit around you
thankin' my lucky stars I found you.
When I see your constellation
honey you know that you're my inspiration
and it's you
and it's you
and it's you
and it's youuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu
shoobeedoo doowap badaaaaaaaaaaah"
I saw on a website that he has a vast megaphone collection that he uses
making his recordings so now I know why the kazoo sound. ;)
I'll have to see what DVD's I can dig up.
SuZanne
He's also said he grew up listening to Sinatra, Bobby Darin and Bing Crosby.
He never got into that "hippie *****".
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09 Jul 2005 11:33:54 AM |
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John Lemke wrote:
SuZanne wrote:
Love them lyrics.....fo' sho' !!
No you don't. That just his stuff that I
rally admire.
Here's something older...........
"I don't have to take no trip to outerspace
all I have to do is look at your face
and before I know it I'm in orbit around
you thankin' my lucky stars I found you.
When I see your constellation
honey you know that you're my
inspiration and it's you
and it's you
and it's you
and it's youuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu
shoobeedoo doowap badaaaaaaaaaaah"
I see....
AND THEN he moved to Louisiana? ;)
That's quite different than torching the house and roasting pigs on
mattress springs. he he!
I saw on a website that he has a vast
megaphone collection that he uses
making his recordings so now I know
why the kazoo sound. ;)
I'll have to see what DVD's I can dig up.
He's also said he grew up listening to
Sinatra, Bobby Darin and Bing Crosby.
He never got into that "hippie *****".
lol :)
SuZanne
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09 Jul 2005 12:19:16 PM |
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"Su Zanadu" <tugbertswife@webtv.net> wrote in message
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John Lemke wrote:
SuZanne wrote:
Love them lyrics.....fo' sho' !!
No you don't. That just his stuff that I
rally admire.
Here's something older...........
"I don't have to take no trip to outerspace
all I have to do is look at your face
and before I know it I'm in orbit around
you thankin' my lucky stars I found you.
When I see your constellation
honey you know that you're my
inspiration and it's you
and it's you
and it's you
and it's youuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu
shoobeedoo doowap badaaaaaaaaaaah"
I see....
AND THEN he moved to Louisiana? ;)
That's quite different than torching the house and roasting pigs on
mattress springs. he he!
Ha!!!! Yeah, Tom went thru a big change in the late 70's.
I saw on a website that he has a vast
megaphone collection that he uses
making his recordings so now I know
why the kazoo sound. ;)
I'll have to see what DVD's I can dig up.
He's also said he grew up listening to
Sinatra, Bobby Darin and Bing Crosby.
He never got into that "hippie *****".
lol :)
SuZanne
He's an amazing guy. Another one of those sort of obscure national
treasures. Has sort of a cult following. Serious musicians and artsy types
love him. He's even done some acting. Played behind a counter in one of
Francis Ford Coppola's movies (Rumblefish?) with Nicolas Cage and Mickey
Roarke. I think I saw him in an uncredited role (prisoner) in The Shawshank
Redemption.
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04 Jul 2005 08:25:48 PM |
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Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
By Dread Zeppelin ... a true classic ... Reggae-Elvis Fusion Rock ...
can't beat it for entertainment value.
Cheers!
- Der Marv
I'll have to give them a try. Ever since Napster was pulled, I haven't
had any way to find new music to buy. I used to buy 4-5 CDs a week, now
I'm lucky if I buy one a month ..... :-(
Woods
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04 Jul 2005 08:30:17 PM |
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Woodswun wrote:
Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
By Dread Zeppelin ... a true classic ... Reggae-Elvis Fusion Rock ...
can't beat it for entertainment value.
Cheers!
- Der Marv
I'll have to give them a try. Ever since Napster was pulled, I haven't
had any way to find new music to buy. I used to buy 4-5 CDs a week, now
I'm lucky if I buy one a month ..... :-(
Woods
Give Limewire a shot ... runs on Java, not sure about a Linux ver.
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05 Jul 2005 05:41:16 PM |
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Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
Woodswun wrote:
Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
By Dread Zeppelin ... a true classic ... Reggae-Elvis Fusion Rock ...
can't beat it for entertainment value.
Cheers!
- Der Marv
I'll have to give them a try. Ever since Napster was pulled, I
haven't had any way to find new music to buy. I used to buy 4-5 CDs a
week, now I'm lucky if I buy one a month ..... :-(
Woods
Give Limewire a shot ... runs on Java, not sure about a Linux ver.
I had that for a while - too much spyware.
Woods
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05 Jul 2005 05:53:07 PM |
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Woodswun wrote:
Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
Woodswun wrote:
Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
By Dread Zeppelin ... a true classic ... Reggae-Elvis Fusion Rock
... can't beat it for entertainment value.
Cheers!
- Der Marv
I'll have to give them a try. Ever since Napster was pulled, I
haven't had any way to find new music to buy. I used to buy 4-5 CDs
a week, now I'm lucky if I buy one a month ..... :-(
Woods
Give Limewire a shot ... runs on Java, not sure about a Linux ver.
I had that for a while - too much spyware.
Woods
I don't believe the latest ver 4.x has spyware ... I'm usually pretty
careful and I'm pretty sure that it was mentioned to be spyware free ...
Spybot hasn't found anything anyhooo ....
Checkout http://www.zeropaid.com/ ... applications and user reviews
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05 Jul 2005 06:02:58 PM |
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Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
Woodswun wrote:
Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
Woodswun wrote:
Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
By Dread Zeppelin ... a true classic ... Reggae-Elvis Fusion Rock
... can't beat it for entertainment value.
Cheers!
- Der Marv
I'll have to give them a try. Ever since Napster was pulled, I
haven't had any way to find new music to buy. I used to buy 4-5 CDs
a week, now I'm lucky if I buy one a month ..... :-(
Woods
Give Limewire a shot ... runs on Java, not sure about a Linux ver.
I had that for a while - too much spyware.
Woods
I don't believe the latest ver 4.x has spyware ... I'm usually pretty
careful and I'm pretty sure that it was mentioned to be spyware free ...
Spybot hasn't found anything anyhooo ....
Checkout http://www.zeropaid.com/ ... applications and user reviews
..... or http://www.limewire.com
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05 Jul 2005 08:44:32 PM |
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Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
Woodswun wrote:
Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
Woodswun wrote:
Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
By Dread Zeppelin ... a true classic ... Reggae-Elvis Fusion Rock
... can't beat it for entertainment value.
Cheers!
- Der Marv
I'll have to give them a try. Ever since Napster was pulled, I
haven't had any way to find new music to buy. I used to buy 4-5 CDs
a week, now I'm lucky if I buy one a month ..... :-(
Woods
Give Limewire a shot ... runs on Java, not sure about a Linux ver.
I had that for a while - too much spyware.
Woods
I don't believe the latest ver 4.x has spyware ... I'm usually pretty
careful and I'm pretty sure that it was mentioned to be spyware free ...
Spybot hasn't found anything anyhooo ....
Checkout http://www.zeropaid.com/ ... applications and user reviews
Yeah, I'm seeing a couple of other things, too. OTOH, I've just been
informed by my kids that BitTorrent is not infested with bad
packets/viruses like the Gnutella/WinMX stuff. I guess BT drops any
sources that send bad files.
But first, I need to set up a RAID so I don't lose stuff. Just went
through another hard drive. (Seems like we go through them like water
around here, but it's really only one a year or so...)
Or, maybe I should rip everything I've got, record it in a database, and
then look to see what holes I've got in my collection. No, wait - that
sounds like ... work! Ew!
Woods
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| User: "Marvin The Paranoid Android" |
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06 Jul 2005 07:20:53 AM |
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Woodswun wrote:
Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
Woodswun wrote:
Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
Woodswun wrote:
Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
By Dread Zeppelin ... a true classic ... Reggae-Elvis Fusion Rock
... can't beat it for entertainment value.
Cheers!
- Der Marv
I'll have to give them a try. Ever since Napster was pulled, I
haven't had any way to find new music to buy. I used to buy 4-5
CDs a week, now I'm lucky if I buy one a month ..... :-(
Woods
Give Limewire a shot ... runs on Java, not sure about a Linux ver.
I had that for a while - too much spyware.
Woods
I don't believe the latest ver 4.x has spyware ... I'm usually pretty
careful and I'm pretty sure that it was mentioned to be spyware free
... Spybot hasn't found anything anyhooo ....
Checkout http://www.zeropaid.com/ ... applications and user reviews
Yeah, I'm seeing a couple of other things, too. OTOH, I've just been
informed by my kids that BitTorrent is not infested with bad
packets/viruses like the Gnutella/WinMX stuff. I guess BT drops any
sources that send bad files.
I didn't realize that ... interesting. I hate downloading a music video
only to find out it's an ad for a 'free' iPod.
But first, I need to set up a RAID so I don't lose stuff. Just went
through another hard drive. (Seems like we go through them like water
around here, but it's really only one a year or so...)
That thought crossed my mind last week. I've been lucky so far with
drives <knock_on_woods>. How does it work? How many drives and can you
just add a RAID controller in a spare PCI slot?
Or, maybe I should rip everything I've got, record it in a database, and
then look to see what holes I've got in my collection. No, wait - that
sounds like ... work! Ew!
Hire a summer student. :-D
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| User: "Woodswun" |
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| Title: Re: Your Time Is Going To Come .... |
06 Jul 2005 04:23:07 PM |
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Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
Woodswun wrote:
Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
Woodswun wrote:
Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
Woodswun wrote:
Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
By Dread Zeppelin ... a true classic ... Reggae-Elvis Fusion Rock
... can't beat it for entertainment value.
Cheers!
- Der Marv
I'll have to give them a try. Ever since Napster was pulled, I
haven't had any way to find new music to buy. I used to buy 4-5
CDs a week, now I'm lucky if I buy one a month ..... :-(
Woods
Give Limewire a shot ... runs on Java, not sure about a Linux ver.
I had that for a while - too much spyware.
Woods
I don't believe the latest ver 4.x has spyware ... I'm usually pretty
careful and I'm pretty sure that it was mentioned to be spyware free
... Spybot hasn't found anything anyhooo ....
Checkout http://www.zeropaid.com/ ... applications and user reviews
Yeah, I'm seeing a couple of other things, too. OTOH, I've just been
informed by my kids that BitTorrent is not infested with bad
packets/viruses like the Gnutella/WinMX stuff. I guess BT drops any
sources that send bad files.
I didn't realize that ... interesting. I hate downloading a music video
only to find out it's an ad for a 'free' iPod.
You can also just get bad files or viruses.
But first, I need to set up a RAID so I don't lose stuff. Just went
through another hard drive. (Seems like we go through them like water
around here, but it's really only one a year or so...)
That thought crossed my mind last week. I've been lucky so far with
drives <knock_on_woods>. How does it work? How many drives and can you
just add a RAID controller in a spare PCI slot?
It depends on how you want to set it up. You can get a RAID card or
just get a big HD (with software to manage it), or both. Or, you can do
it manually onto another HD (not recommended, because we all tend to
slack off on the manual backups ...)
Or, maybe I should rip everything I've got, record it in a database,
and then look to see what holes I've got in my collection. No, wait -
that sounds like ... work! Ew!
Hire a summer student. :-D
I've been thinking about that for something else, actually.
How'd your interview go?
Woods
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| User: "Marvin The Paranoid Android" |
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06 Jul 2005 04:33:50 PM |
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Woodswun wrote:
Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
Woodswun wrote:
Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
Woodswun wrote:
Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
Woodswun wrote:
Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
By Dread Zeppelin ... a true classic ... Reggae-Elvis Fusion
Rock ... can't beat it for entertainment value.
Cheers!
- Der Marv
I'll have to give them a try. Ever since Napster was pulled, I
haven't had any way to find new music to buy. I used to buy 4-5
CDs a week, now I'm lucky if I buy one a month ..... :-(
Woods
Give Limewire a shot ... runs on Java, not sure about a Linux ver.
I had that for a while - too much spyware.
Woods
I don't believe the latest ver 4.x has spyware ... I'm usually
pretty careful and I'm pretty sure that it was mentioned to be
spyware free ... Spybot hasn't found anything anyhooo ....
Checkout http://www.zeropaid.com/ ... applications and user reviews
Yeah, I'm seeing a couple of other things, too. OTOH, I've just been
informed by my kids that BitTorrent is not infested with bad
packets/viruses like the Gnutella/WinMX stuff. I guess BT drops any
sources that send bad files.
I didn't realize that ... interesting. I hate downloading a music
video only to find out it's an ad for a 'free' iPod.
You can also just get bad files or viruses.
But first, I need to set up a RAID so I don't lose stuff. Just went
through another hard drive. (Seems like we go through them like
water around here, but it's really only one a year or so...)
That thought crossed my mind last week. I've been lucky so far with
drives <knock_on_woods>. How does it work? How many drives and can you
just add a RAID controller in a spare PCI slot?
It depends on how you want to set it up. You can get a RAID card or
just get a big HD (with software to manage it), or both. Or, you can do
it manually onto another HD (not recommended, because we all tend to
slack off on the manual backups ...)
I'm not overly knowledgable on it but ...
.... I had an understanding that if you use RAID with more then a single
'physical' drive, it's possible to survive a HD dying without data loss
because the remaining drive(s) would have enough information to
'rebuild' the lost data onto the new drive ... if that makes sense ...
Or, maybe I should rip everything I've got, record it in a database,
and then look to see what holes I've got in my collection. No, wait
- that sounds like ... work! Ew!
Hire a summer student. :-D
I've been thinking about that for something else, actually.
How'd your interview go?
Woods
The interview was actually a test to be a grunt in the upcoming census
.... I'd be a 'ground troop' in our new little town here ( it's real
purdy in the summer here too! ). The money's good ( Federal )and the
hours flexible ( Gov't ). The test went well ... cut it close time-wise
but they were typical questions for filling out and verifying info on a
census form ... every type of person in a househould ... working,
non-working, in school, sick mother-in-law, working son on compensation
with broken leg, etc etc ... with a chart and related code for each
item. Cripes ...
Spent most of the time double-checking answers ... but I think I passed.
I'll find out in a couple of weeks.
Cheers!!!
.... now off to the pool ... :-)
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| User: "Woodswun" |
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| Title: Re: Your Time Is Going To Come .... |
06 Jul 2005 04:41:36 PM |
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Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
Woodswun wrote:
Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
Woodswun wrote:
Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
Woodswun wrote:
Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
Woodswun wrote:
Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
By Dread Zeppelin ... a true classic ... Reggae-Elvis Fusion
Rock ... can't beat it for entertainment value.
Cheers!
- Der Marv
I'll have to give them a try. Ever since Napster was pulled, I
haven't had any way to find new music to buy. I used to buy 4-5
CDs a week, now I'm lucky if I buy one a month ..... :-(
Woods
Give Limewire a shot ... runs on Java, not sure about a Linux ver.
I had that for a while - too much spyware.
Woods
I don't believe the latest ver 4.x has spyware ... I'm usually
pretty careful and I'm pretty sure that it was mentioned to be
spyware free ... Spybot hasn't found anything anyhooo ....
Checkout http://www.zeropaid.com/ ... applications and user reviews
Yeah, I'm seeing a couple of other things, too. OTOH, I've just
been informed by my kids that BitTorrent is not infested with bad
packets/viruses like the Gnutella/WinMX stuff. I guess BT drops any
sources that send bad files.
I didn't realize that ... interesting. I hate downloading a music
video only to find out it's an ad for a 'free' iPod.
You can also just get bad files or viruses.
But first, I need to set up a RAID so I don't lose stuff. Just went
through another hard drive. (Seems like we go through them like
water around here, but it's really only one a year or so...)
That thought crossed my mind last week. I've been lucky so far with
drives <knock_on_woods>. How does it work? How many drives and can
you just add a RAID controller in a spare PCI slot?
It depends on how you want to set it up. You can get a RAID card or
just get a big HD (with software to manage it), or both. Or, you can
do it manually onto another HD (not recommended, because we all tend
to slack off on the manual backups ...)
I'm not overly knowledgable on it but ...
.... I had an understanding that if you use RAID with more then a single
'physical' drive, it's possible to survive a HD dying without data loss
because the remaining drive(s) would have enough information to
'rebuild' the lost data onto the new drive ... if that makes sense ...
Yes, you'd get a *second* HD to store backup copies. A RAID is
basically a mirrored HD.
Or, maybe I should rip everything I've got, record it in a database,
and then look to see what holes I've got in my collection. No, wait
- that sounds like ... work! Ew!
Hire a summer student. :-D
I've been thinking about that for something else, actually.
How'd your interview go?
Woods
The interview was actually a test to be a grunt in the upcoming census
.... I'd be a 'ground troop' in our new little town here ( it's real
purdy in the summer here too! ). The money's good ( Federal )and the
hours flexible ( Gov't ). The test went well ... cut it close time-wise
but they were typical questions for filling out and verifying info on a
census form ... every type of person in a househould ... working,
non-working, in school, sick mother-in-law, working son on compensation
with broken leg, etc etc ... with a chart and related code for each
item. Cripes ...
Oh, so it was like a Civil Service test? Strange that they'd call it an
interview! Hope you score highly on it. These days, civil service jobs
are probably the best type to have come retirement time.
Spent most of the time double-checking answers ... but I think I passed.
I'll find out in a couple of weeks.
Cheers!!!
.... now off to the pool ... :-)
Cheers to you, too! :-)
Woods
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| User: "Marvin The Paranoid Android" |
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| Title: Re: Your Time Is Going To Come .... |
06 Jul 2005 07:14:52 PM |
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Woodswun wrote:
Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
Woodswun wrote:
Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
Woodswun wrote:
Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
Woodswun wrote:
Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
Woodswun wrote:
Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
By Dread Zeppelin ... a true classic ... Reggae-Elvis Fusion
Rock ... can't beat it for entertainment value.
Cheers!
- Der Marv
I'll have to give them a try. Ever since Napster was pulled, I
haven't had any way to find new music to buy. I used to buy
4-5 CDs a week, now I'm lucky if I buy one a month ..... :-(
Woods
Give Limewire a shot ... runs on Java, not sure about a Linux ver.
I had that for a while - too much spyware.
Woods
I don't believe the latest ver 4.x has spyware ... I'm usually
pretty careful and I'm pretty sure that it was mentioned to be
spyware free ... Spybot hasn't found anything anyhooo ....
Checkout http://www.zeropaid.com/ ... applications and user reviews
Yeah, I'm seeing a couple of other things, too. OTOH, I've just
been informed by my kids that BitTorrent is not infested with bad
packets/viruses like the Gnutella/WinMX stuff. I guess BT drops
any sources that send bad files.
I didn't realize that ... interesting. I hate downloading a music
video only to find out it's an ad for a 'free' iPod.
You can also just get bad files or viruses.
But first, I need to set up a RAID so I don't lose stuff. Just
went through another hard drive. (Seems like we go through them
like water around here, but it's really only one a year or so...)
That thought crossed my mind last week. I've been lucky so far with
drives <knock_on_woods>. How does it work? How many drives and can
you just add a RAID controller in a spare PCI slot?
It depends on how you want to set it up. You can get a RAID card or
just get a big HD (with software to manage it), or both. Or, you can
do it manually onto another HD (not recommended, because we all tend
to slack off on the manual backups ...)
I'm not overly knowledgable on it but ...
.... I had an understanding that if you use RAID with more then a
single 'physical' drive, it's possible to survive a HD dying without
data loss because the remaining drive(s) would have enough information
to 'rebuild' the lost data onto the new drive ... if that makes sense ...
Yes, you'd get a *second* HD to store backup copies. A RAID is
basically a mirrored HD.
Here ... finally went and looked for myself!!
I think I may do this myself ... there are different levels of
implementation ...
http://www.webopedia.com/TERM/R/RAID.html
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| User: "Woodswun" |
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| Title: Re: Your Time Is Going To Come .... |
06 Jul 2005 09:11:06 PM |
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Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
Woodswun wrote:
Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
Woodswun wrote:
Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
Woodswun wrote:
Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
Woodswun wrote:
Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
Woodswun wrote:
Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
By Dread Zeppelin ... a true classic ... Reggae-Elvis Fusion
Rock ... can't beat it for entertainment value.
Cheers!
- Der Marv
I'll have to give them a try. Ever since Napster was pulled,
I haven't had any way to find new music to buy. I used to buy
4-5 CDs a week, now I'm lucky if I buy one a month ..... :-(
Woods
Give Limewire a shot ... runs on Java, not sure about a Linux ver.
I had that for a while - too much spyware.
Woods
I don't believe the latest ver 4.x has spyware ... I'm usually
pretty careful and I'm pretty sure that it was mentioned to be
spyware free ... Spybot hasn't found anything anyhooo ....
Checkout http://www.zeropaid.com/ ... applications and user reviews
Yeah, I'm seeing a couple of other things, too. OTOH, I've just
been informed by my kids that BitTorrent is not infested with bad
packets/viruses like the Gnutella/WinMX stuff. I guess BT drops
any sources that send bad files.
I didn't realize that ... interesting. I hate downloading a music
video only to find out it's an ad for a 'free' iPod.
You can also just get bad files or viruses.
But first, I need to set up a RAID so I don't lose stuff. Just
went through another hard drive. (Seems like we go through them
like water around here, but it's really only one a year or so...)
That thought crossed my mind last week. I've been lucky so far with
drives <knock_on_woods>. How does it work? How many drives and can
you just add a RAID controller in a spare PCI slot?
It depends on how you want to set it up. You can get a RAID card or
just get a big HD (with software to manage it), or both. Or, you
can do it manually onto another HD (not recommended, because we all
tend to slack off on the manual backups ...)
I'm not overly knowledgable on it but ...
.... I had an understanding that if you use RAID with more then a
single 'physical' drive, it's possible to survive a HD dying without
data loss because the remaining drive(s) would have enough
information to 'rebuild' the lost data onto the new drive ... if that
makes sense ...
Yes, you'd get a *second* HD to store backup copies. A RAID is
basically a mirrored HD.
Here ... finally went and looked for myself!!
I think I may do this myself ... there are different levels of
implementation ...
Yep.
Woods
http://www.webopedia.com/TERM/R/RAID.html
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| User: "Absolute Zero" |
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| Title: Re: Your Time Is Going To Come .... |
06 Jul 2005 05:05:15 PM |
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Woodswun wrote:
Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
Woodswun wrote:
Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
Woodswun wrote:
Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
Woodswun wrote:
Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
Woodswun wrote:
Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
By Dread Zeppelin ... a true classic ... Reggae-Elvis Fusion
Rock ... can't beat it for entertainment value.
Cheers!
- Der Marv
I'll have to give them a try. Ever since Napster was pulled, I
haven't had any way to find new music to buy. I used to buy
4-5 CDs a week, now I'm lucky if I buy one a month ..... :-(
Woods
Give Limewire a shot ... runs on Java, not sure about a Linux ver.
I had that for a while - too much spyware.
Woods
I don't believe the latest ver 4.x has spyware ... I'm usually
pretty careful and I'm pretty sure that it was mentioned to be
spyware free ... Spybot hasn't found anything anyhooo ....
Checkout http://www.zeropaid.com/ ... applications and user reviews
Yeah, I'm seeing a couple of other things, too. OTOH, I've just
been informed by my kids that BitTorrent is not infested with bad
packets/viruses like the Gnutella/WinMX stuff. I guess BT drops
any sources that send bad files.
I didn't realize that ... interesting. I hate downloading a music
video only to find out it's an ad for a 'free' iPod.
You can also just get bad files or viruses.
But first, I need to set up a RAID so I don't lose stuff. Just
went through another hard drive. (Seems like we go through them
like water around here, but it's really only one a year or so...)
That thought crossed my mind last week. I've been lucky so far with
drives <knock_on_woods>. How does it work? How many drives and can
you just add a RAID controller in a spare PCI slot?
It depends on how you want to set it up. You can get a RAID card or
just get a big HD (with software to manage it), or both. Or, you can
do it manually onto another HD (not recommended, because we all tend
to slack off on the manual backups ...)
I'm not overly knowledgable on it but ...
.... I had an understanding that if you use RAID with more then a
single 'physical' drive, it's possible to survive a HD dying without
data loss because the remaining drive(s) would have enough information
to 'rebuild' the lost data onto the new drive ... if that makes sense ...
Yes, you'd get a *second* HD to store backup copies. A RAID is
basically a mirrored HD.
That's a bit too simplistic.
RAID 0
Data is striped across disks. Extra speed, no safety, no loss of
capacity. Two disks or more.
RAID 1
Data is mirrored. Safe but wastes 50% of the drive space. Two disks
or more in increments of two.
RAID 5
Data is striped with parity. Good combo of speed and safety with less
wastage but requires three disks minimum. Designed to withstand a single
disk failure without losing data or access to data.
RAID 10 levels 0 & 1 combined.
Data is striped across 2 disks (minimum) *and* mirrored across the
same number of disks as are being striped. The speed of RAID 0 combined
with the safety (and waste) of RAID 1.
There are other levels that aren't so widely used.
I say simplistic because RAID 0 is widely used for performance but
includes no safety whatsoever.
-A
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| User: "Woodswun" |
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| Title: Re: Your Time Is Going To Come .... |
06 Jul 2005 09:16:55 PM |
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Absolute Zero wrote:
Woodswun wrote:
Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
Woodswun wrote:
Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
Woodswun wrote:
Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
Woodswun wrote:
Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
Woodswun wrote:
Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
By Dread Zeppelin ... a true classic ... Reggae-Elvis Fusion
Rock ... can't beat it for entertainment value.
Cheers!
- Der Marv
I'll have to give them a try. Ever since Napster was pulled,
I haven't had any way to find new music to buy. I used to buy
4-5 CDs a week, now I'm lucky if I buy one a month ..... :-(
Woods
Give Limewire a shot ... runs on Java, not sure about a Linux ver.
I had that for a while - too much spyware.
Woods
I don't believe the latest ver 4.x has spyware ... I'm usually
pretty careful and I'm pretty sure that it was mentioned to be
spyware free ... Spybot hasn't found anything anyhooo ....
Checkout http://www.zeropaid.com/ ... applications and user reviews
Yeah, I'm seeing a couple of other things, too. OTOH, I've just
been informed by my kids that BitTorrent is not infested with bad
packets/viruses like the Gnutella/WinMX stuff. I guess BT drops
any sources that send bad files.
I didn't realize that ... interesting. I hate downloading a music
video only to find out it's an ad for a 'free' iPod.
You can also just get bad files or viruses.
But first, I need to set up a RAID so I don't lose stuff. Just
went through another hard drive. (Seems like we go through them
like water around here, but it's really only one a year or so...)
That thought crossed my mind last week. I've been lucky so far with
drives <knock_on_woods>. How does it work? How many drives and can
you just add a RAID controller in a spare PCI slot?
It depends on how you want to set it up. You can get a RAID card or
just get a big HD (with software to manage it), or both. Or, you
can do it manually onto another HD (not recommended, because we all
tend to slack off on the manual backups ...)
I'm not overly knowledgable on it but ...
.... I had an understanding that if you use RAID with more then a
single 'physical' drive, it's possible to survive a HD dying without
data loss because the remaining drive(s) would have enough
information to 'rebuild' the lost data onto the new drive ... if that
makes sense ...
Yes, you'd get a *second* HD to store backup copies. A RAID is
basically a mirrored HD.
That's a bit too simplistic.
Yes, but sufficient for basic explanation on apn.
RAID 0
Data is striped across disks. Extra speed, no safety, no loss of
capacity. Two disks or more.
Oops, forgot about that one. I was thinking in terms of backups only.
RAID 1
Data is mirrored. Safe but wastes 50% of the drive space. Two disks or
more in increments of two.
RAID 5
Data is striped with parity. Good combo of speed and safety with less
wastage but requires three disks minimum. Designed to withstand a single
disk failure without losing data or access to data.
RAID 10 levels 0 & 1 combined.
Data is striped across 2 disks (minimum) *and* mirrored across the
same number of disks as are being striped. The speed of RAID 0 combined
with the safety (and waste) of RAID 1.
There are other levels that aren't so widely used.
I say simplistic because RAID 0 is widely used for performance but
includes no safety whatsoever.
Yes, but that wouldn't be used in a redundancy/backup mode - that's an
Anti-Redundancy mode! ;-)
Woods
-A
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| User: "Absolute Zero" |
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04 Jul 2005 08:03:52 PM |
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Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
By Dread Zeppelin ... a true classic ... Reggae-Elvis Fusion Rock ...
can't beat it for entertainment value.
Have you heard their version of Led Zep's 'Heartbreaker' ??
Ace!!
-A
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| User: "Marvin The Paranoid Android" |
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04 Jul 2005 08:09:04 PM |
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Absolute Zero wrote:
Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
By Dread Zeppelin ... a true classic ... Reggae-Elvis Fusion Rock ...
can't beat it for entertainment value.
Have you heard their version of Led Zep's 'Heartbreaker' ??
Ace!!
-A
'Heart Break Hotel'?
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| User: "Absolute Zero" |
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05 Jul 2005 05:08:01 AM |
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Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
Absolute Zero wrote:
Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
By Dread Zeppelin ... a true classic ... Reggae-Elvis Fusion Rock ...
can't beat it for entertainment value.
Have you heard their version of Led Zep's 'Heartbreaker' ??
Ace!!
-A
'Heart Break Hotel'?
Yeah sorta.. it starts off as 'Heartbreaker' and then segues into
'Heartbreak hotel'.
You can listen to a (poor quality) sample here on Amazon...
http://tinyurl.com/c2lzn
I saw them at the Edinburgh Festival years ago. You've got this singer
'Tortelvis', overweight ala the latter years, with an enormous quiff
dressed in Superman garb (when I saw them)...
You couldn't believe that this over-the-cliff parody could work, but it
does so brilliantly.
I mentioned them here back in 2003.
http://tinyurl.com/9ojvp
-A
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