A rather large amount of streaming Zappa bootleg audio can be found here (click “radio”) - mainly 80ies material, and also some Roxy stuff, judging from what I’ve listened to so far.
September 19th, 2002 • Barry's Imaginary Publisher
A rather large amount of streaming Zappa bootleg audio can be found here (click “radio”) - mainly 80ies material, and also some Roxy stuff, judging from what I’ve listened to so far.
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September 20th, 2002 at 1:19 am »
…the slime oozing out from the internet!!
I clicked on this site and was bombarded by annoying pop-up messages for some internet security scam. Close one, another opens, blah, blah, blah. Really suck-o! And don’t ask me how I really feel about it!
September 20th, 2002 at 9:05 am »
Oh come on Bob, lighten up will ya. It’s a geocities site, so the pop-ups are inevitable. The audio was cool, but your attention span apparently proved too short to wait for it…
September 20th, 2002 at 1:39 pm »
One more thing…sorry, gotta go.
September 20th, 2002 at 2:29 pm »
You apparently jumped to the conclusion I did not listen. I will accept your apology for the short attention span remark.
I suppose your parents and grandparents stood by and watched as the Nazi’s marched into your little burg and said, “Hey, they’re Nazi’s - it’s inevitable.” And I suppose it’s also OK that I open my e-mail everyday to an outpouring of love from all the pornsite spammers after providing my email address to this site. I guess it’s inevitable….
September 20th, 2002 at 3:17 pm »
Bob, try clicking here: http://www.x10.com/x10ads1.htm
Supposedly, pops-up will not appear for the next 30 days. I didn’t get any when i clicked the site.
As for the porn spam, i got it every day, even to an adress i haven’t provided in any site…(btw: listening now to My Guitar Wants to Kill your Mama in planetzappa radio. cool!)
September 20th, 2002 at 7:29 pm »
Comparing commercial pop-ups on the internet with the Nazi’s marching into my little burg now, are we Bob. You sure have an excellent perception of perspective I must say.
Here’s a guy who doesnt have the money to buy himself his own webdomain and webspace, but he has a love for Zappa, enough so to carefully produce audio streams for the rest of the world to listen to. I honest to god do not give a flying fuck if I have to get rid of a couple of pop-ups, if in the end, I get to listen to some good music. But that’s just silly old me. I would also challenge you to find a free webhost that will not bombard your freebee site with pop-ups. Good luck on that.
September 20th, 2002 at 7:38 pm »
ps: porn spam is fun!
September 21st, 2002 at 3:08 pm »
Here’s a tension easing segue, and something interesting to consider. Or, part of a stand-up, if you will…
Many of my friends lament the fact that they receive porn spam after having visited clean, G-Rated sites. For some, this is a daily occurrence.
Well, I surf, and VISIT, porn sites and I too get spam on a daily basis - ALL regarding “consolidating my debt”, “accepting credit cards for my business”, or “e-mail lists (supposedly so I can start a business spamming others, which will accept credit cards and help consolidate my debt). My deleted spam reads like the classifieds in The Wall Street Journal!
Think about that for a minute
And God BLESS the Internet!
SOFA
September 21st, 2002 at 6:41 pm »
What he said!!