Blur Parklife Zip Rar Files
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02-21-2007, 11:51 PM
Post leaked albums, noteworthy torrents, and YSI requests/uploads here.
We're open to having discussion of whatever albums are mentioned in here. But I ask that it be kept to those albums and other on-topic discussion. We'll continue to delete OT posts as well as prune all posts older than 30 days or so so we can keep the thread readable and easy to manage.
an album cover would be appreciated with upload. Oh, maybe we can also add descriptions, whether it be personal or copy/pasted from another source. That way people can tell if it sounds interesting enough to download, as opposed to just guessing.
And watch out for leechers, those who ask and take without returning anything.
I'm not going to force anyone to keep any sort of ratio or anything. But if you see something that you think is unfair or someone taking too much without giving, don't hesitate to point that out.
You can thank Fattening Ass for this:
Creating An Archive for Dummies: :crazy:
Create an archive with WinRAR.
1. Download WinRAR 3.62 (Graphics and command line) here: http://rarlabs.com/download.htm.
2. Open up WinRAR and Click the 'Add' button. A window will pop up with archive options .
<img src='http://img90.imageshack.us/img90/9218/winrar1pw3.jpg'>
3. Click the 'Append' button next to the 'Files to add' Box under the 'Files' Tab to add your music files.
<img src='http://img98.imageshack.us/img98/7442/winrar2tz2.jpg'>
4. Highlight the music files you want to in<gh>clude and click Ok. You can add the album cover to the folder too if you would like.
<img src='http://img184.imageshack.us/img184/627/winrar3gp4.jpg'>
5. Make Sure 'Store Relative Paths' is selected in the 'File Paths' drop down list (if it isn't already). This will create a folder inside the RAR or Zip File. It will have the exact same name as the folder which originally housed the Files on your pc, so you should make sure the original folder you have the files in on your pc is named 'Artist - Album' so the folder in the RAR or ZIP file is named the same way.
<img src='http://img98.imageshack.us/img98/324/winrar4oj8.jpg'>
6. Click 'Browse' under the 'General' Tab to select when you want to save the archive (make sure you name the archive after the artist and album to make it easy to find).
<img src='http://img139.imageshack.us/img139/4223/winrar5es7.jpg'>
7. Here You can select the RAR or ZIP option as the archive format as well. Unless you want to add any other options, you're pretty much done. Click 'ok' to create the Archive.
<img src='http://img462.imageshack.us/img462/4747/winrar6sn9.jpg'>
Now just upload the RAR or ZIP archive to a file sharing site and post the link here following the format others have used here.
We're open to having discussion of whatever albums are mentioned in here. But I ask that it be kept to those albums and other on-topic discussion. We'll continue to delete OT posts as well as prune all posts older than 30 days or so so we can keep the thread readable and easy to manage.
an album cover would be appreciated with upload. Oh, maybe we can also add descriptions, whether it be personal or copy/pasted from another source. That way people can tell if it sounds interesting enough to download, as opposed to just guessing.
And watch out for leechers, those who ask and take without returning anything.
I'm not going to force anyone to keep any sort of ratio or anything. But if you see something that you think is unfair or someone taking too much without giving, don't hesitate to point that out.
You can thank Fattening Ass for this:
Creating An Archive for Dummies: :crazy:
Create an archive with WinRAR.
1. Download WinRAR 3.62 (Graphics and command line) here: http://rarlabs.com/download.htm.
2. Open up WinRAR and Click the 'Add' button. A window will pop up with archive options .
<img src='http://img90.imageshack.us/img90/9218/winrar1pw3.jpg'>
3. Click the 'Append' button next to the 'Files to add' Box under the 'Files' Tab to add your music files.
<img src='http://img98.imageshack.us/img98/7442/winrar2tz2.jpg'>
4. Highlight the music files you want to in<gh>clude and click Ok. You can add the album cover to the folder too if you would like.
<img src='http://img184.imageshack.us/img184/627/winrar3gp4.jpg'>
5. Make Sure 'Store Relative Paths' is selected in the 'File Paths' drop down list (if it isn't already). This will create a folder inside the RAR or Zip File. It will have the exact same name as the folder which originally housed the Files on your pc, so you should make sure the original folder you have the files in on your pc is named 'Artist - Album' so the folder in the RAR or ZIP file is named the same way.
<img src='http://img98.imageshack.us/img98/324/winrar4oj8.jpg'>
6. Click 'Browse' under the 'General' Tab to select when you want to save the archive (make sure you name the archive after the artist and album to make it easy to find).
<img src='http://img139.imageshack.us/img139/4223/winrar5es7.jpg'>
7. Here You can select the RAR or ZIP option as the archive format as well. Unless you want to add any other options, you're pretty much done. Click 'ok' to create the Archive.
<img src='http://img462.imageshack.us/img462/4747/winrar6sn9.jpg'>
Now just upload the RAR or ZIP archive to a file sharing site and post the link here following the format others have used here.
Blur Parklife Lyrics Meaning
Aug 16, 2012. Mainly sourced from official releases and promos, this set does not include the albums: Live at the Budokan, Bustin' + Dronin', All The People, or Parklive. Nor does it include the promo interview CDs (collected seperately), or the Food records promos of Meltdown 2000 or B-sides Gig 1999, tho both. Here you can find parklife shared files. Download Parklife.rar from mediafire.com 73.62 MB, Parklife.rar from mediafire.com 89.11 MB, (1994) - Parklife.rar from mega.co.nz 101.49 MB free from TraDownload.