Here's a note on forum policy regarding bootlegs. If there are websites that are good resources for bootlegs, I don't really mind people linking to them. It's fine to link to Blogger sites (or others) which discuss rare and unreleased recordings, and which themselves provide download links. That also includes things like Soundcloud or YouTube uploads that might not be entirely legit.

Let's be grown up and not pretend these things are out there. I think it's OK for someone to say 'Here's a link to an interesting alternative mix I've found!' , but quite different for someone to share masses of stuff they've uploaded and to turn the forum into a trading post (which might get me suspended or shut down). If someone is asking for bootlegs to be uploaded to filesharing services (Mega, Rapidshare etc) so forum members can access them, I'd have to draw the line. Free auto-tune efx. This is not the place for trading illegal stuff, whether requesting or providing. I don't want to see direct download links to Mega, Rapidshare, Demonoid, Pirate Bay and so on.

Let other sites link to those. (I'm guilty of the latter, of course, because I shared the Rock Band stem files before they were taken down. Never mind.) Obviously nothing commercially-available should be shared. Respect copyright holders. Just to follow this up: If you do a search you can locate all of the Purple Chick deluxe titles, as well as a treasure trove of other sets. To download, you get redirected to one of those 'megaupload'-type places.

Elliott Smith - Discography (1994 - 2012) 320 kbps Steven Paul 'Elliott' Smith (August 6, 1969 – October 21, 2003) was an American singer-songwriter and musician. Smith was born in Omaha, Nebraska, raised primarily in Texas, and resided for a significant portion of his life in Portland, Oregon, the area in which he first gained popularity.

You can download for free, but you're limited to one download a day and it's fairly slow. An average album takes me about 20 minutes. I've paid the subscription before which allows you to download multiple files a LOT faster, and I've never had an issue with the billing or anything. If you want to try for free, go to the link and the download button is on the bottom. Make sure you uncheck the option to use their downloader. You'll then get a 45-second countdown before you can click the link to start the download. Once it's done, you'll need to unpack the.rar files.

If you don't already have an unpacking program, just go find 'Winrar'. Just install it. Now that you're ready to unpack, just open the.rar file and drag the folder inside to your desktop.

It'll unpack in a few seconds. Please note - Some of the files are FLAC files and some are MP3. If you don't know, FLAC is a lossless file. It's basically the complete uncompressed digital information. Most general-purpose burning programs can handle it, but your iPod won't. MP3 files are (as everyone knows) compressed and of a lesser sound quality. But your iPod will accept them lovingly.

Have I missed anything.? Into the Sky with Diamonds said What are some of the more noteworthy downloads? If you want Beatles, Purple Chick has a few different comprehensive collections that cover everything. The have definitive versions of the earliest material, the pre-EMI recordings, massive complete and chronological versions of all their albums and a whole series of live collections. Or you can just punch in your favourite album and see the results.