Strange request: Where to download "classical"?

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Psyche911
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Strange request: Where to download "classical"?

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Needless to say, classical music is not terribly popular on P2P programs. I currently use Soulseek and need a classical piece for a report.

It probably wouldn't even be an illegal download depending on who performed it. Symphonies generally aren't big in the record business AFAIK. If I can just find somewhere to download a performance of Mahler's Symphony No. 9...

Googling hasn't gotten me anywhere.
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Post by ilum0s »

eMule :icon14:

Not sure at the moment how well eMule is doing, havent been getting over 10kB/s on all of my downloads.
But previously I've picked up several gigs of classical from there.
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Is it one of the ones with spyware & other bad stuff?
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Post by ^misantropia^ »

Take a look over at http://www.shoutcast.com/ and stream it to your HD with Winamp or XMMS.
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Post by ilum0s »

Psyche911 wrote:Is it one of the ones with spyware & other bad stuff?
Nope, no spyware/adware at all.
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Post by +JuggerNaut+ »

you cheap bastard, you can get classical cd's by renowned symphonies for super cheap.
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I don't want to go try to find it. I've got to finish this paper today, maybe work a little tomorrow night. I might not even need it, really...
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Post by +JuggerNaut+ »

you wouldn't be in this predicament if you hadn't procrastinated.
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Post by Psyche911 »

Well, considering the performance I went to was last night, I don't think I'm doing so bad. :p

Hell, I'm 1/3 done with the paper so far.
Turns out I don't think I'll need to obtain it.
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Post by MaCaBr3 »

Classical music in DTS 5.1 is pretty nice.
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Post by +JuggerNaut+ »

MaCaBr3 wrote:Classical music in DTS 5.1 is pretty nice.
it is, depending on the label. try it live sometime, nothing comes close.
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Re: Strange request: Where to download "classical"

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Psyche911 wrote:Needless to say, classical music is not terribly popular on P2P programs. I currently use Soulseek and need a classical piece for a report.

It probably wouldn't even be an illegal download depending on who performed it. Symphonies generally aren't big in the record business AFAIK. If I can just find somewhere to download a performance of Mahler's Symphony No. 9...

Googling hasn't gotten me anywhere.
1st movt of Mahler 9 is awesome. The rest tails off a bit. I think he blew his wad with Das Lied von der Erde and the Sixth.

If I had bb I'd rip my own copy and post it for you. Sorry. You could perhaps buy it thru iTunes or something but I guess you've already thought of that...
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+JuggerNaut+ wrote:
MaCaBr3 wrote:Classical music in DTS 5.1 is pretty nice.
it is, depending on the label. try it live sometime, nothing comes close.
Obviousely :p
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Post by Psyche911 »

That's okay, but thanks seremtan.

<s>P.S. What's bb? :paranoid:</s>
Nevermind...lol
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MaCaBr3 wrote:
+JuggerNaut+ wrote:
MaCaBr3 wrote:Classical music in DTS 5.1 is pretty nice.
it is, depending on the label. try it live sometime, nothing comes close.
Obviousely :p
trust me, within some audiocircles it's not so obvious.
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Post by reefsurfer »

Direct connect, DC++ or ODC... all have ALOT of classic music.
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Post by Pext »

bear share possibly. i'll try tomorrow.

btw - get some glenn gould stuff: j.s.bach - 3 part inventions. awesome piano pieces.
best of them is 'invention #13'. :icon14:
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Post by duffman91 »

Go to a library and check some out.

Honestly, you can get them preety damn cheap if not for free.
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