Music Appreciation Time
As threatened here, MYSTIC EYES' second album, "The Whole World Is Watching" is now available for download.Have you ever downloaded an album using Rapidshare? Let's see if I can walk you through it.
1. Click on This Link: MYSTIC EYES - The Whole World Is Watching
2. Scroll down to the "FREE" button in the "select your download" section and click it.
3. In the new window you will scroll down to the security code section. Enter the gibberish password and click on the "Download" button.
4. When the download window pops up, select "Save To Disk" and your download will begin. Hint: Be sure you know WHERE it is being saved so you can access it when the download is completed.
5. Use whatever program you use to unzip stuff, e.g. WinZip, to open the MEWWW.zip file. This will create a folder containing all fourteen songs from the album. You can now suck them into your iPods, listen to them on your computer's media player, burn them to CD-R or delete them as you so choose!
Let me know if this worked out for you. I might be persuaded to post more music files...
Labels: Mystic Eyes
posted by Craig D at 6:37 AM
10 Comments:
Downloading as I type. Thanks for sharing this with us Craig!
It's a great idea, my friend, but so far it's no go for me after four attempts. Maybe it's just been too long a day, so I'll try again later this week.
I've started to listen to them and I must say I'm impressed! Thanks!
whim: You're welcome!
burt: You know what this means, don't you? Yep. Steve'll be right over with his French Maid outfit.
lester: You're welcome, as well. I guess you're our demographic!
Well, har har, Craig! Let 'em just lock me up in front of the TV for a "Steel Angel Kuromi" Marathon instead. Not as painful as it sounds if you're into French maids.
Thanks for dropping by my blog. I referenced that post with Kwanzaa because that professor has stated that she loves "to celebrate Kwanzaa all year long" and she put us into teams and named them after the different principles of Kwanzaa. So, Dude I know that day was Juneteenth...she just likes Kwanzaa!
david: Huh. My wife's like that with Christmas! Danged if I didn't catch her blasting Steve & Edie's version of "Sleigh Ride" from the CD player just yesterday.
burt: Steel Angel Kurumi? I think I'm about to become an anime fan!
everyone else: Gosh, where's the love? Well, it looks like I'm going to have to go even further back into my musical history for my next post. It is a painful story, but one that must be told!
I've only listened to a couple of tracks, but i dig the jangly guitars, do you have lyrics posted any where? i want to make sure you're not singing about sasquatch making love to barbara bush
furiousball: Sadly, the lyrics were not included with this LP. Just as well, though, as it is the only way many people can tell the difference between THIS album and SGT. PEPPER'S LONELY HEARTS CLUB BAND.
Glad you like the jangle...
Attemptin a download now, although I accidentally saved it to a Picasa file, and it won't let me stop and start over. I'll let you know if I eventually get to the song!
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