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Downloaded 5,192 songs within a month and half. On Aug 4, I created this topic where i showed that i had 25,169 songs, well today on Sept 30 i topped another nice high number. Total number of songs i have as of Sep 30 is well over 30,361 songs. Never noticed i have a very bad very download addiction problem and can download that many songs within a short amount of time.

Before (Aug 4):

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Now: (Sep 30):

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Anyways, hes the updated prized list containing every song/album on my hard drive (note: ctrl f is helpful ;)):

http://www.freewebs.com/30ksongs/musiclist.html

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what a coincidence, I went out with friends and listened to live bands numerous times within a month and a half.

In july, i seen Armin Van Buuren live, next week i am going to see Assemblage 23 and in Nov i am going to see VNV nation and maybe armin van buuren again along with possible seeing Paul Van dyk since i was unable see his other live set in central park last month

DISCONNECT HIS TUBES BEFORE THE RIAA GETS A HOLD OF HIM ZOMG!

good job and kudos to my good friend shof. (who i met through tomitm) =P

keep on downloading! KEEP THE MUSIC FREE!

Downloaded 5,192 songs within a month and half. On Aug 4, I created this topic where i showed that i had 25,169 songs, well today on Sept 30 i topped another nice high number. Total number of songs i have as of Sep 30 is well over 30,361 songs. Never noticed i have a very bad very download addiction problem and can download that many songs within a short amount of time.

Before (Aug 4):

post-78932-1186203419.jpg

Now: (Sep 30):

post-78932-1191200407.png

Anyways, hes the updated prized list containing every song/album on my hard drive (note: ctrl f is helpful ;)):

http://shof515.com/musiclist.html

Legally? :shifty:

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