Download DSotm EPK

Firstly, I would like to say that I think it is "very rude" (in the style of Roger the hat) that EMI are not making it easy for us to download that electronic press kit for our own personal use and for discussion purposes!!

Secondly, I would like to share with you how to download it!! Hahahahahaha So much for their efforts to stop us!!!

SOFTWARE

You will need a copy of streambox v1.0 beta http://www.dawnload.net/audio_softwa...eambox_vcr.cfm

Install the software on your system and then use one of the "crack" files contained within the downloaded package from the page above. The crack enables the saving of real media streams.

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

1 - Download streambox
2 - unzip the file you just downloaded
3 - open the folder that the downloaded file was just unzipped into and unzip the following file: fr_svcr1b31_crack
4 - open the file fr_svcr1b31_crack in the folder with the same name. The second file you just unzipped.
5 - now either drag the vcr file into the programme window or use the ... button to locate the file and then click start.
6 - The programme should no be successfully cracked.
7 - Now open the streambox programme by clicking on the VCR icon in the folder you first unzipped. The programme will now start.
8 - Copy and paste any links you want to download into the programmes main window. Just right click and select paste after you have copied the file url you want to download. A dialogue box will pop up, change where you want the file downloading to the desktop if you like or where ever and click ok.
9 - Now right click on the link you pasted and start the download.
10 - When the download is finished, you have the file. Go an open it!


DOWNLOAD

I recommend the high quality real media as you can "fast forward" through the clip. The bugger will then start downloading the stream to your computer and, when complete, you will have the EPK on your computer!! Weh hey



HIGH QUALITY (45mb)

Windows media video

mms://lonwle.virtuebroadcasting.com/{49C2AF18-694C-4638-8CF8-E425F3E0D8A1}/{E5BD60BC-6889-4D5B-B5EF-750891E3D1C9}/EVN263-w8-250.wmv

Real Media

rtsp://lonrle.virtuebroadcasting.com/{49C2AF18-694C-4638-8CF8-E425F3E0D8A1}/{E5BD60BC-6889-4D5B-B5EF-750891E3D1C9}/EVN263-r8-250.rm


LOW QUALITY (6.5mb)

Windows media video

mms://lonwle.virtuebroadcasting.com/{49C2AF18-694C-4638-8CF8-E425F3E0D8A1}/{E5BD60BC-6889-4D5B-B5EF-750891E3D1C9}/EVN263-w8-34.wmv

Real Media

rtsp://lonrle.virtuebroadcasting.com/{49C2AF18-694C-4638-8CF8-E425F3E0D8A1}/{E5BD60BC-6889-4D5B-B5EF-750891E3D1C9}/EVN263-r8-34.rm

Nice.

Very nifty video. It should end a few arguments:

The first line of the album is "I've been mad for ****ing years, absolutely years. I've been over the edge for yonks. Been working with bands so long. I think, crikey..."

Roger the Hat says "Live for today, gone tomorrow, that's me" in On the Run.

The whispered line in Great Gig is: "I never said I was frightened of dying."

The final line of Brain Damage is "I think it's nice. Ha ha ha." And the reason no one can recreate the rhythm guitar sound onstage is because Nick (presumably) doubles it on the album with tubular bells.

The "mysterious tiny ending music" on the very end of the album is a string orchestration of the Beatles' Ticket To Ride.

All of you who ever contended otherwise may now proceed to engage in sexual intercourse with yourselves.

yay! erm... i mean...