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do you remember limewire

Specialun

just had a chat about this earlier. i remember downloading a micky j album and it took 4 days, when it downloaded it was shocking quality

can you remember it, it was like a lottery to what would be downloaded.

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Ruraldweller56

Specialun wrote: »

just had a chat about this earlier. i remember downloading a micky j album and it took 4 days, when it downloaded it was shocking quality

can you remember it, it was like a lottery to what would be downloaded.

Yes I remember. Highly unreliable. I use frostwire nowadays.

Limewire. Jesus it seems like yesterday

racso1975

I remember when people used to actually call him by his real name as opposed to looking like a twat online!!!

VW 1

Yup, setting albums to download overnight and hoping they'd be done by morning.

retalivity

Limewire, a spammier version of kazaa

stampydmonkey

Limewire and my creative zen MP3 brick...a match made in heaven

Your Face

I remember Cds

[Deleted User]

Your Face wrote: »

I remember Cds

And April in Paris.

BackforFPL

Getaway with your limewires and your napsters.

Double tape decks are where it's at lads.

Always has been. Always will be.

TallGlass

Opening downloaded song, Bill Clinton "My fellow Americans I would once again like to say that I did not have sexual relations with that woman I did however go to efreeclub.com where they offer hundreds of free products computers, notebooks, and accessorys, televisions, home importable audio and video, fashions cosmetic housewares and much more. Visit them today at www.efreeclub.com and do like I do, just get it free."

Rap songs downloaded. 'Worldstarthiphop.com"

klaaaz

Audiogalaxy was the best especially for rare songs

Somehow the RIAA left that service last on it's list of targets, twas strange in the battle between the RIAA and the P2P's. Then torrents came after all that..

TheDavester

I remember it killed 3 computers at home!!

Ultimanemo

TheDavester wrote: »

I remember it killed 3 computers at home!!

Viruses?

Ultimanemo

I used Morpheus

DEFTLEFTHAND

TheDavester wrote: »

I remember it killed 3 computers at home!!

Yeah I remember fcking up the family computer with it back in 2006.

I used to burn albums off it and sell them in school.

Seems like a lifetime ago now.

Wibbs

Deleted User wrote: »

And April in Paris.

the Germans wore grey and you wore blue.

Your Face

[Deleted User] wrote: »

And April in Paris.

But it's breakfast time back home.

myshirt

These were the times where it was common during one's late teens to suddenly stop and freeze mid coitus.

What are you doing she would say?

Buffering kids, buffering. You will never know our pain.

timthumbni

Limewire was like a 40 yr old Brooklyn hooker in the mid 80s who didn’t insist on condoms.

It was literally riddled with severe viruses. It busted my pc so violently once that the RUC came to the door and asked if we had been nail bombed.

demanufactured

Specialun wrote: »

just had a chat about this earlier. i remember downloading a micky j album and it took 4 days, when it downloaded it was shocking quality

can you remember it, it was like a lottery to what would be downloaded.

Do you remember Napster?

JulesInKy

I used WinMX and Bearshare. The hours I spent watching progress meters!

demanufactured

klaaaz wrote: »

Audiogalaxy was the best especially for rare songs Somehow the RIAA left that service last on it's list of targets, twas strange in the battle between the RIAA and the P2P's. Then torrents came after all that..

Audiogalaxy was great, a weird client but always reliable.

[Deleted User]

Downloading Limewire Pro with Limewire free

Irish Guitarist

These fuckers as well as Kazaa, Bearshare and the like are the reason for YouTube videos with titles like this.

Four Phucs Ache

I remember Napster...99???....girlfriends older brother (20) had it and I searched for hotel California for some reason...the version I picked was an extra long acoustic version and it took an hour to download 30 secs using AOL CD dial up shyte....

Next day there was murder with the ma in the kichen coz everybody she tried to ring had engaged tone.....Hotel California was on 79% after 14 hours !!!!!!!!!!

TheDavester

DEFTLEFTHAND wrote: »

Yeah I remember fcking up the family computer with it back in 2006.

I used to burn albums off it and sell them in school.

Seems like a lifetime ago now.

same, my creative zen filled with tonnes of songs/family guy south park episodea with it,- until I learned to rip music off youtube to mp3 and then I started earning enough to get spotify!!

demanufactured

I'll go one better.
A guy I knew in the states during the 90s circumvented a porn sites security and gained access to their FTP server.
For about 3 years into the early 2000s we had access to about 30GB of online space where we shared files, until the site went offline.

[Deleted User]

Used to love limewire. Was the only place I could find WWE Theme Music back in the day. Used to practically live in an internet cafe downloading everything in sight.

Vela

stampydmonkey wrote: »

Limewire and my creative zen MP3 brick...a match made in heaven

Ahh the good oul Creative Zen....

I had Limewire but I also had this other one called Bear-something?

Ipso

Four Phucs Ache wrote: »

I remember Napster...99???....girlfriends older brother (20) had it and I searched for hotel California for some reason...the version I picked was an extra long acoustic version and it took an hour to download 30 secs using AOL CD dial up shyte....

Next day there was murder with the ma in the kichen coz everybody she tried to ring had engaged tone.....Hotel California was on 79% after 14 hours !!!!!!!!!!

So you checked in and never left?

patrickbrophy18

Ultimanemo wrote: »

I used Morpheus

Limewire was pretty much a clone of Morpheus given the near identical interface. Similarly, the layout for Bebo was lifted directly from MySpace.