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    tony
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    hi
    i found this site that has movie soundtracks and video game soundtracks
    everything from night of the living dead , dawn of the dead 2004 , the walking dead
    star track and kill bill and more
    here is the link , note dont login no need too.... just find the one you want and to download click on the read more and download it will open a 2nd
    page use the one that says free download ........and the down side is only one download a day
    here is the link http://download-soundtracks.com/

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    EvilMonkey
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    That's a handy site to know but I've been either Googling for my wanted OST or searching TPB or Isohunt (although that seems to be dead now).

    I used to use the Ed2k network and I loved it or a long while but there is no development any more. It's stuck in a technological dead end and it's just far too slow to be useful to most people. I did used to like the fact you could modify and rename files, how easy it was to create your own upload and just paste it to a forum for anyone to access. It was simple and effective for the time but that was years ago and people have mostly moved on.

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    EvilMonkey
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    Yeah you maybe right, I think my downloading habits changed and emule didn't suit me anymore. I was using edonkey, emule and amule for years before torrents became popular, mostly downloading and sharing TV shows, cartoons, Films and Comics. Then sites I used started getting shut down, Comics-Central, FTi and others and I found torrent sites, realised the speed of the downloads and got used to it. Now I download H265 1080p rips of TV shows and Films and Nemesis43's comic packs and I don't miss anything from the Ed2k network. I actually reinstalled amule a year or so ago to try and get a file I was looking for that I found was on the network with a google search but after trying to download it for about 2 weeks (24/7) I found an updated version on isohunt(RIP).

    I suppose it depends what you want but for the things I download, torrents work.

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