Here are three torrents currently active on trackers today that I highly recommend. My preferred BT client is Azureus, but it was eating up too much of my processing speed and memory, so although it yields lower upload speeds on average, I currently use uTorrent. Both programs are free, and as long as you’ve got a cable or DSL connection, it’s easily the best way to go. The Bill Hicks documentary and the Robert Randolph show can be burned straight to DVD. I use Nero Express to do this. The Chomsky appearance at MIT is an audio file and can be played on whatever you use to listen to music on your PC. I’ll be posting more of these each week or so. If there are any problems with downloading the torrent files from deadissue, or getting them to work correctly in your BT client, feel free to ask me anything. I can walk you through the process if need be. (Note: You must right-click and choose ‘Save As’ or ‘Save Link As’ for these to download correctly from here)
- Bill Hicks – Outlaw Comic (Documentary)
- Robert Randolph and the Family Band – 7/15/2006 Masontown, WV
- Noam Chomsky – MIT 2/15/04 (Military & Science)
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