“Joining the musical dots this week, Gilles returns with another Brownswood Basement session touching on some of the best soul, Afro, Latin, and jazz from around the world!
With nothing but original vinyl releases, Gilles drops some Jazz from hidden-gem Frank Minion, Latin Fusion from the legend Airto, and some lush Soul from Nina Simone, late on in her career!”
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Gilles Peterson Worldwide 2011-10-26 Gilles With An All Vinyl Brownswood Basement Show [Filesonic]
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^^^ Thanks, Thomas. 🙂
Yeah, I think you’re right. You might have mentioned before that the Filesonic servers being a bit creaky at times.
Download speeds seem to be better today, at around 400k/bs – 600k/bs
Yes, I’ve tried JDownloader too. 😀
No worries. One can only imagine the amount of work which would be needed, to undertake such a MASSIVE transfer of files!
I remember the last time when Hotfile nuked all your old files, before the Core News to FS shift!
What you put into maintaining this site is incredible! You’re a legend, Thomas! 😀
I’ve always loved Gilles’s Brownswood Basements. He goes so deep with some of the tunes he selects. 🙂
Out of interest, Thomas, have you thought about a new filehost?
I must admit I seem to get poor download speeds with Filesonic, (>40kb/s), and sometimes they drop out completely.
I’ve noticed more and more people choosing Filepost, as they have a filehosting policy, which guarantees your file will remain on the servers.
But, I’ve never had a problem with Rapidshare either, and their speeds have always been excellent too. Oron seems to be deleting quite a lot of stuff really these days, hence why people are “jumping ship”.
Just thought I’d mention it. It’s an idea anyway. 😀
Hi Lucky
I always look at other filehosts, but it is a major step to move as I have so many files at Filesonic. Would be many days of work to update the archive and move the files.
I have a lifetime premium account and most of the time the speeds I get from Filesonic ranges from 250K/s to 1000K/s (my max download), but sometimes their servers can be overloaded. They had some major problems yesterday, but you should not get below 40K/s as a rule.. Have you tried the JDownloader? Heard a lot of people in the UK had got results with it and it supports resuming of downloads (if you have a Premium account).