I freakin' love this guy!

Jarvis - Jarvis - 2006

To be released November 13 2006

Tracklisting:
1.loss adjuster (excerpt pt.1)
2.don't let him waste your time
3.black magic
4.heavy weather
5.i will kill again
6.baby's coming back to me
7.fat children
8.from a to i
9.disney time
10.tonite
11.big julie
12.loss adjuster (excerpt pt.2)
13.quantum theory

[PM Dalen]

Enjoy!

Oh, oh, oh, oh....OHHHHHHH!!!

heh...i just grabbed this too. first listen...so far so good.

All right, thanks D!

oh.hell.yes.

thanks, D...will be downloading as soon as I get home tonight.

Did anyone see that video Jarvis had on his myspace page? The song sounded pretty good.

Thank you D!

you just made my fucking week.

which admittedly, after 2 emergency room trips, excruciating pain, a major fuckup at the job, and my girlfriend leaving for the rest of the week, is pretty easy.

But still, many thanks.

since i recently got those deluxe editions of his 'n' hers, different class and this is hardcore, my love for pulp has been reignited big time. and just now, perusing through amazon uk, i saw that this is coming out later this month:

2 discs! it's a great time to be a pulp fan.

yeah e, i got them as well!

have you heard any of the peel sessions before?

i haven't...but i can't imagine them being anything but excellent.

what little i've heard of live pulp is fantastic.

stoked about that release, 'cause believe it or not i've never heard them live!

you rule D, of course i'm very excited about this.

i miss Pulp, even their last album is great

saw Pulp twice and it was amazing to say the least...missed them while in NYC because I had no idea. a guy from the band the Rapture was telling us about it...

Nice, listening to it now and lovin' that crimson cloverized black magic tune

So, full album posted in a thread, without the code tag. I see we no longer have a policy.

ha ha dalen called down the thunder.

apologies. an oversight on my part.

instead of deleting the file, how about just fixing the mistake Haq? that was kind of a dick move, especially since there are folks that would still like to hear the album. that's just straight up childish.

i'll re-up for you guys in a bit.

Well, I didn't delete the file, since it's not hosted here. If you lost the original link, that's on you. But if you'll remember, the rule is not to post full albums publicly, and if you PM them to one another, use the code tag.

yeah, you deleted the link, which is lame.

i don't have the time to pm or email a bunch of folks links, so it's much easier to do it on the board. if the link is code tagged, what's the problem?

thanks board christ.

The problem is that you're advertising, in a place fully visible to Google and the rest of the world, that entire albums are being traded on Obner. So if I work for Jarvis Cocker's record label and I'm concerned with stopping pre-release piracy and want to see whether anyone is fucking stupid enough to do it publicly, I can just do a quick search and find this thread. I can download the album as evidence and take screenshots. Then I can subpoena Sendspace for a record of how many times the file has been downloaded. They will turn over the record, and let's guess low and say it's been downloaded 10 times from that link. There are 13 seperate copyrighted works included in the download, so that's 130 individual downloads of my copyrighted content. I will then browse this board and find ample evidence that the users "Dalen" and "HaqDiesel" are well aware (or at least constructively aware) that trading albums this way is illegal. This means that what Dalen is doing is "willful infringement," and the maximum statutory damages for each incidence of infringement is $150,000. I now have a lawsuit for $19,500,000, and all I need are some defendants. Ordinarily I would subpoena the bulletin board for IP addresses. They might put up a fight, but when they saw how much it would cost them, they would roll over easily enough. In this case, luckily, I can figure out who these people really are from their conversations on the bulletin board. Dale Nibbe, from bumfuck Florida, and Aaron Williamson, currently residing in New York City. Dale's an open-and-shut case--he really has no defense, so we will sue him for whatever fraction of $19,500,000 we think he has in his account. Aaron's a little tougher, but since he makes an attempt to moderate the board and has an extensive knowledge of copyright law, he can't claim lack of knowledge, so we can almost certainly get him for contributory/secondary liability (see Grokster) for all he's worth too.

But other than that, I can't see a problem.

uh yeah, great.

so wtf is the code button for? if that is useless, why do you still have it up here?

From the YSI thread:

"simple. if you want to share a YSI or other link, just hit the [code] button. it forces the linkee to copy/paste the the link from his/her's own browser instead of it being linked directly to Obner"

"this is Haq approved BTW"

and damn, i see the 100,000 or so lawsuits pending for Hipinion.com, a site that trades a TON of music (advances/new releases) every single day.

you'll noticed that thread says nothing about whether you should or shouldn't post links to entire albums in public threads. YOU SHOULDN'T. LIKE I SAID IN THE OTHER THREAD.

I don't care if Hipinion's been sued or not. I don't want to be sued. Take it or leave it, asshole.