Damn, those descriptive titles are boring. . .
Closed the download window my own self, and it took forever, so I wish you the very best of luck trying to download The Pixies 2004-04-13 Minneapolis (MP3). It's a BitTorrent thing, if you don't understand, ask somebody. Or, you know, read FAQ. Or not. I'm flexible.
Other shows can be found using the simple, very simple, downright Google simple search page at BiTower.
Along with lots of other stuff. Most of which probably shouldn't be there.
Speaking of which, beyond the copyright issues the Ghost in the Shell: Standalone Complex trailer is friggin' huge, so I doubt I'll leave the thing up past this weekend. Anyone with a high-speed connection or a lot of patience mind telling me what that song is playing in the background? Well, foreground, seeing as it's the only soundtrack, but you know what I mean.
If you know what I mean, could you explain it to me, please?
There's a description of the show at Production IG, but I'm not sure it made sense in the original Japanese, and the translated English comes very close to word salad. It looks pretty. That's the important thing.
As does Ghost in the Shell: Innocence. So you have lots of options.
And as everyone and his uncle has pointed out, Sony's Connect music service is live, direct and getting lots of unfavorable reviews, most of which are cheerfully ill-informed. And even if they were right about it only working with Sonytech™, seeing as I have a MiniDisc player, I still wouldn't agree with 'em. Like Audio Lunchbox and eMusic, they have Rasputina-y goodness, which I've decided is going to be my benchmark for music download services. eMusic seems to have a larger selection, but they don't sell individual tracks anymore; Connect and Audio Lunchbox do, and since the latter also does that mp3/no DRM thang. . . s'funny, a minute ago I was saying nice things about Connect.
No one comes here expecting consistency, right?
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