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| It was a good system. by Fussbett 01/02/2009, 7:12am PST | ||||
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| It was a good system because it was nearly devoid of external influence. I could Listen Without Prejudice like so much George Michael. Browsing through the lists of new torrents, a name would catch my eye and then if it had comments or was being heavily leeched, I'd take a closer look. Oink was so populated that only old and tired stuff didn't generate ANY interest, and by reading the comments I could easily gauge the enthusiasm for the music inside.
The stalking aspect of Soulseek is much less enjoyable as it's less like eavesdropping in a record store and more like breaking into people's lockers. One locker at a slow fucking time. I'm giving it a solid try though. |
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2008 in music (music thread version) by 12/30/2008, 2:29pm PST  Just use Soulseek. NT by 12/30/2008, 3:16pm PST All of my Soulseek experiences were terrible. by 01/01/2009, 11:40pm PST Haha the latest version is "157 NS 13c". My hopes couldn't be lower. NT by 01/01/2009, 11:41pm PST I don't know Fussbett I have never based a download decision on "popularity" by 01/02/2009, 12:41am PST It was a good system. by 01/02/2009, 7:12am PST |
