what are some good punk bands that can be found on a p2p program other than the more famous bands.?
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against me! especially reinventing axl rose; the bronx; fiya; in the face of war; lawrence arms; anti-flag; holy mountain; streetlight manifesto\n\nthere are tons more. check out each bands respective labels for more.
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Check out:\n\nEmule\nDC++\nBitTorrent\nMorpheus\nKazaa
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http://www.jimmyr.com/Best_Peer_to_Peer_Networks.php\n\nscrew limewire
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Try Limewire for a user-friendly and spyware-free p2p program.\n\nhttp://www.limewire.com/english/content/home.shtml\n\nEmule is excellent also, since it can block your IP, but it's a little more complicated to use. Bittorrent is another great option that is also less user-friendly though.\n\nhttp://www.emule-project.net/home/perl/general.cgi?l=1\nhttp://home.quicknet.nl/qn/prive/romeria/howto1.htm\n\nIf you decide to try Bittorrent, I highly recommend Azureus as a client.\n\nhttp://azureus.sourceforge.net/
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Limewire can get you caught and you can get many viruses, so  i say go to www.dogpile.com then click Audio. Search for the band or song you want then look for the Mp3's. Hope that helps.\n\nAlso, you can download a lot from www.wavplanet.com
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bearshare,kazza,limewire or any of those music downloading programs....not ur best leagal choice tho, Ryan...i use bearshare and like it the most...soo go 2 bearshare.com and downlaod the free version
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The most udisputed champion of P2P Software is Ares. You can download all kinds of multimedia and would have a very good chance of finding this song of yours.\n\nYou can download it here! http://aresgalaxy.sourceforge.net/
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check torrent files and other p2p networks. bad thing is most are eng-subbed
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try http://www.mtv.com and look up punk'd
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they should change the name to lamewire...lol... most of the p2p programs out there got some kind of spy ware, I have previous problems with kazza, Morpheus and such, until I started to use torrents the one that works wonders for me is uTorrent you should try it and see what u think. besides it let you download for free the whole album that u r looking for and it works wit 7 major torrents finders like mininova , bitTorrent, the pirate bay ect,  If you do try it I suggest to get the 1.5 stand alone version is pretty easy to use if you got more questions you can contact me
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Old school punk is the best....bands like The Damned, The Ramones, The Buzzcocks, etc!!!!
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Try one of the P2P Sources ie Limewire
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Underground bands? OK, well if you're looking for rock then the bands making waves right now are the likes of Absentee, Larrikin Love, The Pipettes, Guillemots, The Paddingtons and Pink Grease. All of those bands and more recently featured in the Camden Crawl showcase of up and coming bands, and are getting loads of publicity right now. \n\nThe best place to look for new bands in my opinion is a website called Drowned in Sound (www.drownedinsound.com). It's written by fans from all over the country, so they tend to hear bands before anyone else. That was the first place I ever heard of The Kaiser Chiefs and Bloc Party - and they're both huge now. Check it out!
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Yeah, I sometimes check out the "Questionable Content" site.\n\nHere are a few of my favorite indie bands:\nThe Protocol\nSleepthief\nClor\nValentine\nKisschasy \n\nGood luck on getting your band going!
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get limewire. Its the best Peer to peer ive found.
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Definitely check out Purevolume.com.  I think Purevolume is probably the most popular site for bands to put up music for download and streaming, at the moment.  If you have a heavy band, then perhaps check out hxcmp3.com.  They get quite a bit of hits, as well.  Both are pretty legit sites, from what I have seen from using their services.\nMajor record labels never want unpublished material submitted to them independently, of your own accord.  The larger labels usually want a manager or a lawyer to submit your music for you.  Some independent and underground labels, though, are sometimes cool about receiving demos and such.  However, keep in mind that they probably get hundreds or thousands of submissions.  Many "smaller" labels do not accept unsolicited demos, like Lookout Records.\nOne way would be to get friendly with a band you really like, and hand them a demo and ask them to listen to it.  Or, you can "accidentally" leave it for them.  Numerous bands have been signed this way, rare as it may seem to happen.  Check out different independent record label sites; each label usually has their own submission requirements.  You can always release your own album, DIY.  That is always impressive.\n\nHere's some smaller labels you can look at:\n-5RC: www.5rc.com\n-Panic Button Records: www.panicbuttonrecords.net\n-Temporary Residence Limited: www.temporaryresidence.com
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After Napster, it is difficult to call one service the 'best' for any given catagory. \n\nThat being said, what is your download of choice?\n\nhttp://www.slyck.com provides information on most of the good services now.\n\nFor secure sharing with a good selection of music, try www.filetopia.com.\n\nFor a large selection of music and other data, try eMule, using the eDonkey network. http://www.emule-project.net/home/perl/general.cgi?l=1\n\nAlso, it is still possible to use WinMX. See this info: http://www.slyck.com/news.php?story=925\n\nLimewire http://limewire.com/ uses the large Gnutella network. It is one of many programs that does, among the better ones. Selection is large for most data types.\n\nFinally, don't forget that IRC and Usenet are excellent places to find stuff. http://www.irchelp.org, and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Usenet\n\nHope that helps a little.. Feel free to ask anything else.