The latest I've heard is that nobody seems to know what's going on with Hunger City. Apparently staff is in a funk ever since the Royal Wedding.

In the mean time, I need more Dylan.
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this is a worse exit than STG
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I knew it was going downhill when dinotunes was cutting up old torrents of Supersonic and re-seeding them in single episodes. How many versions of Gilbert O'Sullivan's "Alone Again, Naturally" does one really need?
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just that one, is fine.
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At least I got my t-shirt before it died.
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Nope, they ran out of BOWIE recordings. They once started with Bowie recording but kept on re-re-recycling the same old stuff in brand new clothes. BORING.
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That is a valid point, but you must admit - It was "Dylan Central".
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if any of it was recorded on Beta, then every last possible variation
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I think beta SP was not the standard at that point 3/4 inc tape would be my guess. But you make a very good point, prior to digital video Beta SP was the standard for highest quality broadcast tape. Good call (as usual).
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You can Slag HungerCity all you like,
But I think Any torrent Site that disappears is one less place to find Music,
An` thats why we`re here on the InterWebb thingy
Isn`t it?
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wow, it was the same assclown staff member there that lied about my Stones recordings also futzed on one of my Bowie recordings.

oh well, good riddence to bad rubbish.
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Yep, sad to see any torrent site go.
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Are they really gone? That would suck big time.
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they are not there.
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Agree with you on that - but only to compare recordings.

The old-fashioned way of trading (mail) makes more fun. Torrents are mainly re-re-recycling the same old recordings, different cover art and mostly inferior quality.

Most of the interesting Bowie stuff I have will never appear on torrents, mail trade only. Most of us - old-fashioned collectors/tapers - like it that way.
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