At 11:29 AM 1/31/00 -0800, you wrote:
>this is a pretty funny idea. sort of the opposite of sampling.
>
>(Napster, btw, seems to be some sort of windoze app that helps you search
>for mp3s and store and play them and also chat about them and whatever
>else......)
Hahaha; great idea! I just tried out Napster for the first time a few
days ago, and was rather disappointed because you just can't search for
much of anything easily. But there certainly is a lot available out there.
I think I might try this; after all, it wouldn't be a big stretch to credit
Rocked By Rape to AC/DC or whatever... great!
By the way, there is a Linux version of Napster out also. I remember
one of the help pages from www.napster.com points to it.
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