help needed with the DS Audio Rips Master List

[EDIT: the revised ARML has now been posted at https://thegaslightanthem.forumotion.com/audio-f6/audio-rips-master-list-revised-t2784.htm - Please post comments, corrections, etc. in this thread here.]

For my 1,600th post, I thought I'd tackle a big issue, the forum's Audio Rips Master List, which is in sore need of updating.

In fact, I think the list should be reposted from scratch in a new thread and the old thread retired (ie. locked). Ove the last two years, a lot of boots have been posted in that thread and elsewhere on this forum, but the main list has rarely been updated. In addition, many of the links in the original list are now dead.

So, for fame and glory, who would like to volunteer to put together a brand new Audio Rips Master List?

A list of boots is on my own site (although I've been told recently I am missing some) and this could form the basis of the new list (even if it took me ages to figure out some of the correct dates and venues).

The new list could also be divided into categories and should ideally be in date order. URLs should be shown separately from the concert/session name, rather than being linked as at present. This will also make it easier to first work on in as a textfile and then paste it into a new topic.

So, comments or volunteers?

i don't mind taking care of this, as long as someone gives me hand
so this means that if the links are dead, we should reupload them, right?

Bea wrote:

i don't mind taking care of this, as long as someone gives me hand
so this means that if the links are dead, we should reupload them, right?

anyone willing to help Bea? (by the way, Bea, did you just volunteered to oversee the list ?)

and 'yes', if the link is dead and you can't find a working link anywhere, then it woudl be great if one of the ARML volunteers could upload it again

That's a great idea!
I'd be happy to help ... although I'm millions of miles away of being an expert on the existing boots ;o)
@ Bea: I'm kind of busy at work at the moment but we can start with putting the complete list together right now, OK? I'll pm you my email address ....

ok, ladies, as you are so keen, you may as well go ahead with it

when you have compiled your new master list, incl. links, post a draft in this thread for people to comment on , before I post it in a new ARML thread

any boots for which no links are available can be uploaded to a new free account somewhere

about the earlier bands:
can we upload albums from Full Circle Swing, The Low End Theory, The Killing Gift and This Charming Man? Or not because they are commercially avalaible (somewhere)?

Bea wrote:

about the earlier bands:
can we upload albums from Full Circle Swing, The Low End Theory, The Killing Gift and This Charming Man? Or not because they are commercially avalaible (somewhere)?

commercially available material must NOT be included in the ARML, but the unreleased 'earlier bands' recordings should be ok (No Release, Surrogate McKenzie, Amping Copper)

where authorised links are available, such as to the Cincinnati Rail Tie material or to the Tom DuHamel and Brian collaborations, those should be used

links to compilations of Brian's solo materials must NOT be included either (you will recall that Brian was quite put out when someone posted a compilation a few months ago)

that's what i thought, just wanted to make sure. thanks!

if guys need some extra help, shoot me a PM.

'Bea' and 'enola' have done great work with the new Audio Rips Master List which you can now find at

https://thegaslightanthem.forumotion.com/audio-f6/audio-rips-master-list-revised-t2784.htm

early Christmas present

Hi, the new list is absolutely awesome, well done Bea, Enola and Steady, but there's one suggestion. With the boots from dimeadozen, if they were converted to mp3 and then uploaded to megaupload or mediafire it would be a lot easier. Thanks.

lynchyeatspizza wrote:

With the boots from dimeadozen, if they were converted to mp3 and then uploaded to megaupload or mediafire it would be a lot easier

are you willing to do all that work? =)

@ steady now: two days and you're already NOT keeping the list updated?? what about the Dublin boot? shame on you!

Well, since I was working today anyhow I did what I can do on the other PC ... so here are some alternative links with mp3s in zip files, all renamed and tagged.

Zoe Club, Milan, Italy - 24 Feb 2009 - http://www.megaupload.com/?d=L0REZQCW
Novarock Festival, Austria - 19 June 2009 - http://www.megaupload.com/?d=CYF1K6IN
Irving Plaza, NYC - http://www.megaupload.com/?d=FZQ8FER0
Taubertal Festival, Rothenburg, Germany – 15 Aug 2010 -
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=1FSHA7VG
Festa di Radio Onda d'Urto, Brescia, Italy - 18 Aug 2010 - http://www.megaupload.com/?d=FJM3Z62O
Northern Lights, Clifton Park, NY - 26 Sept 2010 – http://www.megaupload.com/?d=IIB1BMV1
The Arena, Vienna, Austria - 7 Nov 2010 - http://www.megaupload.com/?d=7GQ1SZ74
Manchester Apollo, UK - 20 Nov 2010 - http://www.megaupload.com/?d=0WHM7WBN

Alexander, would you please be so kind and replace the links in the new ARML thread?

My Torrent programme is having some serious problems right now so I couldn't work on those three:
The Stone Pony, Asbury Park, NJ - 8 May 2009 -
The Tavastia Club, Helsinki, Finland - 3 June 2009 -
The O2 Academy, Oxford - 29 June 2010 -
Maybe someone else can help with these?

enola wrote:

Alexander, would you please be so kind and replace the links in the new ARML thread?

Done, seeing you asked so politely, unlike that other rude girl (yes, you know who you are ).

my computer and torrents don't get along, so thanks for all those uploads!

steady now steady now wrote:

Done, seeing you asked so politely, unlike that other rude girl (yes, you know who you are ).

no idea who you're talking about

steady now steady now wrote:

Done, seeing you asked so politely, unlike that other rude girl (yes, you know who you are ).

well, that's who I am

Yeah I see, it would be a heap of work, maybe we could just request people to reupload them if they have already downloaded them from dimeadozen.

lynchyeatspizza wrote:

Yeah I see, it would be a heap of work, maybe we could just request people to reupload them if they have already downloaded them from dimeadozen.

well it's only 3 left ... that's not so much work anymore ... ANYONE willing to re-upload them?

once again:

The Stone Pony, Asbury Park, NJ - 8 May 2009
The Tavastia Club, Helsinki, Finland - 3 June 2009
The O2 Academy, Oxford - 29 June 2010

could someone upload these to megaupload?
i'm dying to give them a listen but torrents don't work with my computer..

I have a better version of She Coulda raised the titanic..it's not a rip from youtube. I could email it to someone if they could do the whole mediafire thing.

Joe Jack wrote:

I have a better version of She Coulda raised the titanic..it's not a rip from youtube. I could email it to someone if they could do the whole mediafire thing.

PM

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-16642369

Ruh-roh.


Megaupload sharing site shut down

Megaupload, one of the internet's largest file-sharing sites, has been shut down by officials in the US.
The site's founder and others have been charged with violating piracy laws.
Federal prosecutors have accused it of costing copyright holders more than $500m (£320m) in lost revenue. The firm says it was diligent in responding to complaints about pirated material.
Investigators denied a link to recent protests against proposed piracy laws, according to the Wall Street Journal.
On Wednesday, thousands of websites took part in a "blackout" to protest against the Stop Online Piracy Act (Sopa) and the Protect Intellectual Property Act (Pipa).

und32 wrote:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-16642369

Ruh-roh.


Megaupload sharing site shut down

Megaupload, one of the internet's largest file-sharing sites, has been shut down by officials in the US.
The site's founder and others have been charged with violating piracy laws.
Federal prosecutors have accused it of costing copyright holders more than $500m (£320m) in lost revenue. The firm says it was diligent in responding to complaints about pirated material.
Investigators denied a link to recent protests against proposed piracy laws, according to the Wall Street Journal.
On Wednesday, thousands of websites took part in a "blackout" to protest against the Stop Online Piracy Act (Sopa) and the Protect Intellectual Property Act (Pipa).

Ouch.

Just heard it on the news!
That's bad. Really bad.