Tunebox Page at ETTruck

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Open Access. Open Sharing. Open Hearts. And Open Minds.

The WIRED CD: Rip. Sample. Mash. Share.

Here's the page that the embed above is referencing. After that page loads left click on any song title to start playing and click again to stop. Just right click on the mp3 tags to save the ones you want to your storage media of choice.

The WIRED CD: Rip. Sample. Mash. Share. ( Creative Commons.Org)

..... Sample the Future! Rip, mix, burn. Swap till you drop. The music cops can't do a thing - it's 100 percent legal, licensed by the bands. The Wired CD, copyrighted for the 21st century. (Wired.com)

..... The WIRED CD Wikipedia page

Sadly, at the TheSavvyTheChic blog there is a broken link when one attempts to download Number Six from Savvy And The Chic, but I have a corrected one here: TSATC_Vol6_Exotica.mp3

The OpenMusic CD

For LinuxTag 2001, the LinuxTag offers first results of this project on an OpenMusic sampler CD. Along with other songs, the CD contains the official LinuxTag 2001 song "Open Source" by the highly anticipated rock combo Magic Mushrooms.

Local Talent

The GorgeLink Audio Sampler is a good place to start because it has one song each by most of the folks who are going to be featured in the other play lists below.

Kirk is the champ at playlists so far with three. He has the one at his personal site The Music of Kirk Philipsen ... Works in Progress ... art, poetry, music

And he has one as a Listening Booth at BluStreetsRecords

And there is the one for his new releaseThe Kirk In Spirit CD

Masters Blend embed code goes here

Eliza's playlist for her album I Could Be Anybody:

Gary Larson's Drifting Cowboy Jukebox embed code goes here

Sam Vaknin reading some of his poems!

GrindHouse embed code goes here

Our TiddlyWiki Wayness so far:

I have been thinking about how an ebook distributed in a TiddlyWiki would allow the elimination of bad links as time went by and link rot creep in.

I have ebooks in pdf and exe formats that have a lot of dead links in them and if they were in an easily editable format I could fix that. Of course, on these files it would be in violation of the free-to-share-but-not-to-modify distribution agreement that allowed their internet distribution and circulation in the first place.

The WikiWay is the better way for archiving info so that it does not become stale-dated or totally obsolete.