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 Member 25298 Level 18.44 Oct 2007 
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Unfortunately, as far as I know, eMule seems to be the best program to get rare stuff overall from.
I use it as well for whatever rare stuff I want to get. For the artists you're looking for that play jazz fusion, this blog will be your best bet. I didn't find any albums of the with the search feature on the site (which only seems to work sometimes), but if you post a comment in any of the releases about a request, if someone has it they might give it to you. The files are mostly flac or high quality mp3, and shared through share sites like rapidshare so if you don't have an account it can be quite tedious to get some of these files, but it's worth the trouble if you're an audiophile like me. Anyhow, it's THE best site on the net for jazz fusion and if you check it out regularly you might get some very nice surprises, there are also lots of releases from all over the world that you simply CAN'T find anywhere else! But really, if you do have the money, I think you're better off just buying some of these these albums, especially albums like Tony Grey's or Don Ross because it shouldn't be hard to find as Tony Grey's is a new release and you can find Don Ross' CD on Candyrat Records. It'll be much easier for you to actually buy them, which will in the end bring in some well deserved money to those great musicians. Unless you really want to make sure it's something you really want before you buy it, as I can totally relate to that as I'm damn picky about the music I like. By chance, someone uploaded an old Tony Grey album from 2004 this last month, so if you go to May's releases (which you can find down at the link to the left) you'll find a link there of it if you don't already own this album. Great album, I listened to it the other day as a matter of fact. Jam it back in, in the dark.  |
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