Monday, 21 June 2021
…and now for something completely different! 1357 - 2021
We have a first entry each day that is a picture or a video, and only in that entry you can place your music links and requests (NO ALBUMS RELEASED IN 2019 AND AFTER, AND A DAILY LIMIT OF 3 ALBUMS)! Please keep your language polite and respectful. All the rest official posts will only allow comments related to the official posts and such. That way it will keep things much more organized and tidy.
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Ray Fenwick - Playing Through The Changes Anthology 1964-2020
1. MERCURY HIGH – Ian Gillan Band
2. TIJUANA HOLIDAY – Minute By Minute
3. RANGE RIDER – The South Coast Ska Stars
4. THE DREAM – Ray Fenwick
5. SHE’S RIDIN’ THE ROCK MACHINE – Fancy
6. SWINGIN’ LOW – Ray Fenwick & Clem Cattini
7. THE SCREW – The Spencer Davis Group
8. BLUES NEVER GONNA – Ray Fenwick
9. EVERYTIME I DO – Rupert And The Red Devils
10. CRAWDADDY SIMONE – The Syndicats
11. LONG AGO (Live) – After Tea
12. AFTER TEA – The Spencer Davis Group
13. ARE YOU WIV – Tich Turner’s Escalator
14. BAD BOY – The Musicians Union Band
15. GHOST TOWN – The Guitar Orchestra
16. APACHE – Ray Fenwick *
17. MR. SECOND CLASS – The Spencer Davis Group
18. CARTWHEEL RAG – Ray Fenwick *
19. THREE TIMES YOUR AGE – Minute By Minute
20. WIND IN THE WILLOWS – MAIN THEME – Eddie Hardin
https://krakenfiles.com/view/cV40flTGWS/file.html
Rockabilly Rules, Vol. 6/34
• 01 - Johnny Burnette & His Rock 'n' Roll Trio; Eager Beaver Baby.mp3
• 02 - Dwight Pullen; Sunglasses After Dark.mp3
• 03 - Tracy Pendarvis; My Girl in My Hometown.mp3
• 04 - Country G-J's; Go Girl Go.mp3
• 05 - Lonesome Long John Roller; Long John's Flagpole Rock.mp3
• 06 - Billy Adams; Rock, Pretty Mama.mp3
• 07 - Turner Moore; I'll Be Leavin' You.mp3
• 08 - Jess Hopper; All Messed Up.mp3
• 09 - Tiny Tim; I've Gotta Find Someone.mp3
• 10 - Wesley Hardin; Anyway.mp3
• 11 - Lee Mitchell; Rootie Tootie Baby.mp3
• 12 - Bob Luman; Blue Days Black Nights.mp3
• 13 - Tom James; Track Down Baby.mp3
• 14 - Leon & Carlos; Rock Everybody.mp3
• 15 - Curley Langley & His Western All Stars; Rockin' and Rollin'.mp3
• 16 - Hunter Watts; Wild Man Rock.mp3
• 17 - Johnny Cash; Mean Eyed Cat.mp3
• 18 - Carl Mcvoy; Tootsie.mp3
• 19 - Sanford Clark; Lonesome for a Letter.mp3
• 20 - Marvin Rainwater; Boo Hoo.mp3
https://krakenfiles.com/view/fYc5zkSMKH/file.html
Superstars Of Seventies Soul - CD 2/4
• 01 Best of My Love - The Emotions.mp3
• 02 Shining Star - Earth, Wind & Fire.mp3
• 03 Freddie’s Dead - Curtis Mayfield.mp3
• 04 Cruisin’ - Smokey Robinson.mp3
• 05 Fire - The Pointer Sisters.mp3
• 06 Lady Marmalade - LaBelle.mp3
• 07 That Lady, Part 1 - The Isley Brothers.mp3
• 08 You’ll Never Find Another Love Like Mine - Lou Rawls.mp3
• 09 What a Difference a Day Makes - Esther Phillips.mp3
• 10 Theme from Shaft - Isaac Hayes.mp3
• 11 One in a Million You - Larry Graham.mp3
• 12 Ain’t No Sunshine - Bill Withers.mp3
• 13 Kiss and Say Goodbye - The Manhattans.mp3
• 14 For the Love of Money - The O’Jays.mp3
• 15 The Love I Lost, Part 1 - Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes.mp3
• 16 Close the Door - Teddy Pendergrass.mp3
• 17 It’s Gonna Take a Miracle - Deniece Williams.mp3
• 18 Rock Steady - Aretha Franklin.mp3
• 19 Shake Your Groove Thing - Peaches & Herb.mp3
• 20 Good Times - Chic.mp3
https://krakenfiles.com/view/vdK3itxhH3/file.html
Music Monday arrives with FLASH GORDON (1980) in tow. Bonkers costumes and outlandish sets collide with supremely wooden acting and overbearing music by Queen.
https://mega.nz/file/sddxAaAS#ojznpmx00DOfZVjrXi-ubG_I6F4NT3I9n0Sb0shh7OI
Amazing Rhythm Aces
My post script to imnokid's "Amazing' posts.
Why is it that so many people have a problem spelling Rhythm? At school (probably Year 4), I was taught RHY - THM. There's a rhythm to it. As with so many silly things I learned as a child, I've never forgotten. The word I always have problems with is vinyl, because the "i' and the "y" always look like they're in the wrong place.
But I digress.....
1976-Austin: City Limits (S02E02 Aired 1976-11-30 DVD?)
https://www.imagenetz.de/ifwNF
01 - Hit The Nail On The Head (Live Austin 1976) - The Amazing Rhythm Aces
02 - Anything You Want (Live Austin 1976) - The Amazing Rhythm Aces
03 - Who Will The Next Fool Be (Live Austin 1976) - The Amazing Rhythm Aces
04 - Emma-Jean (Live Austin 1976) - The Amazing Rhythm Aces
05 - These Dreams Of Losing You (Live Austin 1976) - The Amazing Rhythm Aces
06 - I'll Be Gone (Live Austin 1976) - The Amazing Rhythm Aces
07 - Dancing The Night Away (Live Austin 1976) - The Amazing Rhythm Aces
08 - Fool For The Woman (Live Austin 1976) - The Amazing Rhythm Aces
09 - The End Is Not In Sight (Live Austin 1976) - The Amazing Rhythm Aces
10 - Typical American Boy (Live Austin 1976) - The Amazing Rhythm Aces
11 - Third Rate Romance (Live Austin 1976) - The Amazing Rhythm Aces
12 - Who Will The Next Fool Be (Live Austin 1976 Reprise) - The Amazing Rhythm Aces
13 - Third Rate Romance (Live Austin 1976 Reprise) - The Amazing Rhythm Aces
1980-How The Hell Do You Spell Rythum?
https://www.imagenetz.de/hG9he
https://www.discogs.com/Amazing-Rhythm-Aces-How-The-Hell-Do-You-Spell-Rythum/master/606083
2000-Alsolutely Live (Their Greatest Hits Live)
https://www.imagenetz.de/aY23h
https://www.discogs.com/The-Amazing-Rhythm-Aces-Absolutely-Live/release/9572056
All @ 320, not my rips. I checked my backups and I don't have any of these in lossless.
Various Artists – Golden Hit Parade – 12 Smash Hits
My original LP = Decca LPX 401 y 350 (Belgium 1974)
1. Them - Gloria (2:38)
2. Little Richard - Tutti Frutti (2:20)
3. Lulu & The Luvvers - Shout (2:56)
4. Chris Montez - Let's Dance (2:28)
5. Little Eva - The Loco-Motion (2:10)
6. Jerry Jaye - My Girl Josephine (1:56)
7. Johnny & The Hurricanes - Red River Rock (2:10)
8. The Fortunes - You've Got Your Troubles (3:20)
9. Jerry Lee Lewis - What'd I Say (3:23)
10. The Moody Blues - Nights In White Satin (4:27)
11. Shocking Blue - Venus (3:02)
12. The Equals - Baby Come Back (2:39)
Artwork Included (front, back, labels) (from Discogs)
https://www54.zippyshare.com/v/RqauSRUM/file.html
Various Artists – Christine – Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
Original LP = Motown 6086 ML (USA 1983)
My LP = Motown ZL 72139 (Germany 1983)
A1. George Thorogood & The Destroyers - Bad To The Bone (4:58)
A2. Buddy Holly & The Crickets - Not Fade Away (2:23)
A3. Johnny Ace - Pledging My Love (2:27)
A4. Robert & Johnny - We Belong Together (2:47)
A5. Little Richard - Keep A-Knockin' (2:20)
B1. Dion & The Belmonts - I Wonder Why (2:18)
B2. The Viscounts - Harlem Nocturne (2:22)
B3. Thurston Harris - Little Bitty Pretty One (2:22)
B4. Danny & The Juniors - Rock And Roll Is Here To Stay (2:28)
B5. John Carpenter & Alan Howarth - Christine Attacks (2:30)
B6. Larry Williams - Bony Moronie (3:04)
Artwork Included (USA and Germany fronts, backs, labels) (from Discogs)
https://www47.zippyshare.com/v/atDOn6wF/file.html
Various Artists – Swinging Snacks Volume 1
Original Versions Of Golden Records
My original LP = Ariola 8005 (The Netherlands / Belgium) (year unknown)
Made in The Netherlands for the Belgian market, for the Meurisse chocolate company
1. Bill Haley - Rock Around The Clock (2:11)
2. Fats Domino - My Girl Josephine (2:06)
3. Brenda Lee - I'm Sorry (2:39)
4. The Ventures - Walk, Don't Run (2:04)
5. The Spencer Davis Group - Gimme Some Lovin' (2:52)
6. The Monkees - I'm A Believer (2:50)
7. Dawn - Tie A Yellow Ribbon (3:24)
8. Eddie Cochran - C'mon Everybody (1:58)
9. The Kalin Twins - When (2:26)
10. Sandy Nelson - Drums A Go-Go (2:28)
11. Millie - My Boy Lollipop (2:02)
12. Crispian St. Peters - You Were On My Mind (2:42)
13. Alvin Stardust - My Coo Ca Choo (2:48)
14. Mud - Dynamite (2:59)
Artwork Included (front, back, labels) (from Discogs)
https://www26.zippyshare.com/v/t9fEvfhx/file.html
gorfit says:
Snowy White 08
http://www.snowywhite.com/
http://www.snowywhitefanclub.org/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snowy_White
Pink Floyd - 1977 - Animals @320
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Animals_(Pink_Floyd_album)
Pink Floyd - 2000 - Is There Anybody Out There? The Wall Live 1980-81 @VBR
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Is_There_Anybody_Out_There%3F_The_Wall_Live_1980%E2%80%9381
https://www.mediafire.com/file/g8nqfrh69wxvwn7/Snowy+White+08.rar/file
Thanks to the original uploader
Billboard 1963 Part 55 (updated & remastered)
1. Roy Orbison - Pretty Paper (S) (2:46)
2. Roy Orbison - Pretty Paper (2:45)
3. Roy Orbison - Beautiful Dreamer (2:19)
4. Roy Orbison - Beautiful Dreamer (2:19)
5. The Orlons - Bon-Doo-Wah (2:09)
6. The Orlons - Don't Throw Your Love Away (2:10)
7. The Pixies Three - 442 Glenwood Avenue (2:10)
8. The Pixies Three - Cold, Cold Winter (2:41)
9. Randy & The Rainbows - Why Do Kids Grow Up (1:49)
10. Randy & The Rainbows - She's My Angel (2:03)
11. The Rip Chords - Hey Little Cobra (S) (2:01)
12. The Rip Chords - Hey Little Cobra (2:00)
13. The Rip Chords - The Queen - Single Edit (2:14)
14. The Rip Chords - The Queen - Album (S) (2:27)
15. The Tams - What Kind Of Fool (Do You Think I Am) (S) (2:02)
16. The Tams - What Kind Of Fool (Do You Think I Am) (2:01)
17. The Tams - Laugh If Off (S) (2:39)
18. The Tams - Laugh If Off (2:40)
19. Jimmy Velvet - We Belong Together (2:09)
20. Jimmy Velvet - The History Of Love (2:08)
21. Baja Marimba Band - Comin' In The Back Door (S) (2:17)
22. Baja Marimba Band - Comin' In The Back Door (2:17)
23. Baja Marimba Band - December's Child (S) (2:09)
24. Baja Marimba Band - December's Child (2:08)
25. Bobby "Blue" Bland - The Feeling Is Gone (2:30)
26. Bobby "Blue" Bland - I Can't Stop (2:33)
27. Bob & Earl - Harlem Shuffle (2:52)
28. Bob & Earl - I'll Keep Running Back (2:59)
29. Bob & Earl - Harlem Shuffle - Album (S) (3:04)
30. Jimmy Clanton - Red Don't Go With Blue (2:30)
31. Jimmy Clanton - All The Words In The World (2:11)
32. Floyd Cramer - Heartless Heart (S) (2:59)
33. Floyd Cramer - The Huckle Buckle (S) (2:36)
34. Fats Domino - Who Cares (3:00)
35. Fats Domino - Just A Lonely Man (S) (2:18)
36. Fats Domino - Just A Lonely Man (2:18)
37. Mahalia Jackson - In The Summer Of His Years (2:55)
38. Mahalia Jackson - Song For My Brother (S) (2:24)
39. Mahalia Jackson - Song For My Brother (2:24)
40. Steve & Eydie - I Can't Stop Talking About You (2:04)
41. Steve & Eydie - To The Movies We Go (S) (3:10)
42. Steve & Eydie - To The Movies We Go (3:10)
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1JKA-DCOU9CiRr5vzeYbMFisEEjJrbBue
pass: U20.06.21
Good morning all,
a day late with this post.. Happy Father's Day to all the posters and contributors! I don't always take the time to say to say thank you for opening the my eyes to all kinds of new music.. sort of the way my dad did all those years ago... so a big thank you for sharing and know it's greatly appreciated!
Gaius said:
The Lonely Boys, a British band not to be confused with a lot of other groups using this name and making the girls believe that they are free for an affair, called themselves sometimes Little Bo Bitch. They made just one album, Post-Punk / Garage:
The Lonely Boys (Little Bo Bitch) (UK) - s.t. album, 1979
https://www.imagenetz.de/zGpXL
And continuing 'Sea Wolf'.
Sea Wolf (USA) - Get To The River Before It Runs Too Low EP 2007
https://www.imagenetz.de/3bLYD
Ratones Paranoicos [paranoid hangover] [Hungover and Paranoid?]
Ratones Paranoicos. Argentine Latin rock ensemble Ratones Paranoicos formed in 1984, and were mainly influenced by the Rolling Stones (frontman and singer Juan Sebastian Gutierrez (aka Juanse) has repeatedly stated that the Stones are as necessary as medicine to him).
https://www.discogs.com/artist/2976109-Ratones-Paranoicos
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UPCnYIb_Lsw&list=PLHDGitQ9eGu66sDctK6ov6w8CzQjjZsO0&index=7
Ratones Paranoicos - Enlace (DVD "Cemento 89") HD
Ratones Paranoicos - Rock del Gato (En Vivo en el Hipódromo)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=njo0clD0HBU
Ratones Paranoicos - Sigue Girando (video oficial) [HD]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mdq0L7YhGNk&list=PLHDGitQ9eGu66sDctK6ov6w8CzQjjZsO0&index=2
Ratones Paranoicos - No llores (video oficial) [HD]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OD5aSCH9cB8&list=PLHDGitQ9eGu66sDctK6ov6w8CzQjjZsO0&index=4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UPCnYIb_Lsw&list=PLHDGitQ9eGu66sDctK6ov6w8CzQjjZsO0&index=7
Ratones Paranoicos - Enlace (DVD "Cemento 89") HD
Ratones Paranoicos en vivo COSQUIN ROCK 09/08/2020 - Recital Completo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ieg8VqDouPI
A footnote to BigGray's spelling lesson above:
RHYTHM: Robin Hood Yelled To His Men
Thx!! I do have live in Switserland too Albert only 192kps. In case anyonecwant....
WILLARD GRANT CONSPIRACY
3 AM AT FORTUNE OTTO’S
https://www.discogs.com/Willard-Grant-Conspiracy-3-AM-Sunday-Fortune-Ottos/release/1602749
At a gig once I asked Robert Fisher about the Chinese fire crackers. He told me they were recorded by a friend who had died shortly before the band started recording 3AM. The band put the recording on the album in the friend’s memory and as a way of having him as part of the CD.
https://workupload.com/file/bB3YGq6GtAy
WEEVILS IN THE CAPTAIN’S BISCUIT (live radio)
https://www.discogs.com/Willard-Grant-Conspiracy-Weevils-In-The-Captains-Biscuit/release/1897534
https://workupload.com/file/YR6ffnKkK6j
FLYING LOW
https://www.discogs.com/Willard-Grant-Conspiracy-Flying-Low/release/2441874
https://workupload.com/file/Rt8xjcUpeSq
Lee Perry - Arkology (1997)
AllMusic Review:
Purportedly the definitive Lee "Scratch" Perry compilation, the three-CD set Arkology is loaded with good intentions and is carefully constructed, but with a back catalog like Perry's -- where it's nearly impossible to find out what's what -- definitive in this case is a dream. Still, the compilers have done a fine job of providing an overview of Perry's career that makes sense musically, historically, and culturally. For those who want to jump headlong into Perry's world, this is the way to go. (Otherwise, buying two to three individual releases would be recommended.) Arkology's foundation is the 1979 anthology Scratch on the Wire; the compilers took those tracks and added a significant number of remixes and a few previously unreleased dub tracks to give it some weight. And that is perhaps the set's biggest drawback; it doesn't cover quite enough of Perry's career. Remixes are nice, but a representative sampling of the early, mid-, and late periods at Black Ark would have been better, as well as a few of the early-'60s ska tracks that didn't make it onto Heartbeat's excellent Chicken Scratch compilation. There are also some irritating audio considerations here; sometimes reggae reissues lose that warm, extremely loud bass sound that is crucial to the riddims. That's not always the case on this release, but there are some moments when you wish there was just a little more blood coming from the speakers. So, all that said, is Arkology worth it? Absolutely. Don't think that this large purchase will give you all the crucial Lee "Scratch" Perry recordings; it provides a good overview and is an excellent introduction, but consider it the start, rather than the completion, of your journey with Scratch and the Upsetters.
https://www.imagenetz.de/eK6AF
Frank Zappa - You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore Vol. 6
AllMusic Review:
The last volume of the series You Can't Do That on Stage Anymore is one of the strongest, especially for those who prefer Frank Zappa's sex-oriented songs. There is not much complex material or instrumental pieces in this collection, but catchy humorous songs abound, along with more of that stage craziness the series tried to capture. Live incarnations of Zappa's band from 1970 up to 1988 are represented (the original Mothers had a whole disc devoted to them on Vol. 5). Most of disc one revolves around sex, starting with "The M.O.I. Anti-Smut Loyalty Oath," where the 1970 Mothers solemnly swear not to show their private parts on stage. Disc two is more varied, but tracks like "Catholic Girls" and "Crew Slut" make it fit right in. "The Poodle Lecture" and "Lonely Person Devices" reveal important Conceptual Continuity Clues. The "Camarillo Brillo"/"Muffin Man" medley provides a highlight, as does the frantic rendition of "Dirty Love." Lisa Popeil, who sang the 1982 track "Teen-Age Prostitute," makes her only other Zappa-related appearance in "Lisa's Life Story." Most of all, the music from the movie 200 Motels -- still unavailable on CD when this album came out -- was given special attention. Even today, the renditions of "200 Motels Finale" and "Shove It Right In" stand out as important tracks. This volume is less focused on the die-hard fan craving rare material. It will appeal to a wider range of casual listeners, while portraying with much fidelity the atmosphere of Zappa's concerts.
https://www.imagenetz.de/W3KzD
Big Gray - Big THANX for completing my Aces collection.
howstean and EricC, thanx for the Run C&W upgrades!
Hi TZ’er’s!
Today’s offerings are;
Bill Hicks - I'm Sorry Folks (1989)
https://we.tl/t-JA3jvySRHQ
Cheech and Chong - Los Cochinos (1973)
https://we.tl/t-B6fTJfrRAp
Dick Gregory - Best Of (1997)
https://we.tl/t-bbGJedd3yG
Links expire in 7 days
Enjoy!
@flatspin
"His recommendations are now reason enough for me to give a listen to just about anything!"
Absolutely agree..... and here just to prove it is one that he kept on about over the years, although it never did anything for me !
Peel was a big fan of Sheena Easton's 9 To 5 track, referring to it as "a great pop record" on his show on 17 December 2002. Two copies of the single were later found in his Record Box of his most treasured 45's. The song was also one his picks for the Peelenium 1980.
While touring on his Roadshow in 1981, Peel often played 9 to 5, leaving some people wanting more and others perplexed with his choice. On a show from 10 February 1981, he mentioned:
"I mention all of this Sheena Barmy Army Stuff in the hope that when the John Peel Roadshow goes out and does one of its awful gigs and I put on a Sheena Easton record, and I do fans, everyone goes SHEENA SHEENA like that and they did in Nottingham, which is what they are supposed to do. In Southampton recently they just stood and stared at me as if to say this man is a loony."
Sheena Easton 9 to 5
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=S_3vZYOYNYU
@BigGray : Many thanks for Amazing Rhythm Aces. Thanks to you & imnokid I've completed my ARA's discography
Where are the download links on https://beatsixties.blogspot.com ?
@ Gaius
You're a gentleman !!!
A very big thanks for the 2 others albums of Sea
Wolf. I shall listen to them with great pleasure !
hi ryp,
i hope all is good with you.
i have my blog up and running again.
with your kind permission
may i put a shout out for some
guys to email me please.
many thanks for your kindness
rich solis
northern madman
please email me
allmusicman2@protonmail.com
For the completists
Amazing Rhythm Aces
Live In Switzerland
https://mega.nz/file/BZFhTKhK#RUCgZ6TNyaYsbUidJCXloWxiYvPZXwRw8Vem4_sXXXY
@jack bond: Your Zappa posts are much appreciated.
@Gaius: Ditto for Sea Wolf.
"Lurker" sez someone is sharing files that contain what "windows describes as" a dangerous trojan, and has done so four times over six months.
I see three possible explanations:
1) False report. Why did the anonymous accuser wait six months to mention this? Doing that makes no sense if the story is true. I give this explanation a 97% rating.
2) False positive. Why has nobody else mentioned this over he course of six months? Most of the people here have Microsoft operating systems, presumably all of them have one or another kind of "antivirus" software installed - but only one user got any alerts, and that user claims to have seen *four*. Maybe the anonymous accuser gets a LOT of these warnings and did not mention them because he/she usually pays little or no attention to them? I very charitably give this explanation a 2% rating.
3) Other. Because we have so little information to work from, maybe something is going on that we can't guess. But not likely, so 1%.
Anonymous said...
Where are the download links on https://beatsixties.blogspot.com
In the comments... check @
In the comments hidden under @
Psyclist, well I am obviously a completeist, so thanx for the Live ARA set.
AMM, good to see you're back
@Anonymous Anonymous said...
"Lurker" says someone is sharing files that contain what "windows describes as" a dangerous trojan, and has done so four times over six months.
I see three possible explanations:
1) False report. Why did the anonymous accuser wait six months to mention this? Doing that makes no sense if the story is true. I give this explanation a 97% rating.
2) False positive. Why has nobody else mentioned this over he course of six months? Most of the people here have Microsoft operating systems, presumably all of them have one or another kind of "antivirus" software installed - but only one user got any alerts, and that user claims to have seen *four*. Maybe the anonymous accuser gets a LOT of these warnings and did not mention them because he/she usually pays little or no attention to them? I very charitably give this explanation a 2% rating.
3) Other. Because we have so little information to work from, maybe something is going on that we can't guess. But not likely, so 1%.
Have the balls to accept anonymous comments on your blog and you might be told directly.
Why doesn't one have the nuts to allow anonymous comments as here?
Thin skin what?
Got caught up with and one doesn't like that!
Bebopalula, re-Peel, I remember Peel telling a similar story where he got the crowd going with Status Quo, after angular post-punk didn't quite get them to respond. At a festival in Spain , or Portugal if memory serves.
Anonymous said...
"Lurker" sez someone is sharing files that contain what "windows describes as" a dangerous trojan, and has done so four times over six months.
I see three possible explanations:
1) False report. Why did the anonymous accuser wait six months to mention this? Doing that makes no sense if the story is true. I give this explanation a 97% rating.
2) False positive. Why has nobody else mentioned this over he course of six months? Most of the people here have Microsoft operating systems, presumably all of them have one or another kind of "antivirus" software installed - but only one user got any alerts, and that user claims to have seen *four*. Maybe the anonymous accuser gets a LOT of these warnings and did not mention them because he/she usually pays little or no attention to them? I very charitably give this explanation a 2% rating.
I also had 2 of chocoreve's downloads cancelled because of a 'virus'. Rockabilly Rules 4 and Jive Party 13, both on Saturday 19th were aborted as dangerous. I didn't mention it as no-one else had and I thought it was a glitch at my end
I have downloaded all of Chocoreve's Rockabilly Rules and not had any virus warning. My antivirus is quite efficient so if there was anything wrong with those files I'd expect to have been notified.
Thanks Chocoreve for the Ray Fenwick comp.
I've had a handful of downloads in last 6 months (several from chocoreve, but not all) fail to complete download flagged as virus. I didn't mention it here coz I took it as just google/chrome being precious. I just shrugged my shoulders & take the approach of win some, lose some.
This latest round I didn't bother to retry download via Opera or Firefox, but in past as google seems to be main offender in indicating virus/blocking coz of (supposed) virus, I've switched to Opera or Firefox to retry the download & it's succeeded without any problems. Conversely occasionally something that failed/got blocked in other browsers came through alright in Google Chrome.
One virus/trojan got through supposedly in/as Jive Party 13, but windows then flagged me that I had a potentially dangerous app, though it did not show in my app list, just in my download folder & I was able to remove it, which I did just in case, but I think this was windows just being precious.
I'm just guessing that there's some kind of glitch in interface/interaction between different softwares of google, windows & one/some of the compression zip/rar softwares. ...But, like Schulze "I Know Nuddin' when it comes to software/trojans etc
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