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I was checking out the referrer report in my weblogs today and I noticed I was getting a bunch of hits from a site called dizzler.com I went and checked it out, did some searches for my songs, and low and behold they're all in there. Dizzler indexes mp3s and makes them searchable and accessible via a flash program. It's a simple idea, but I like it. It's an autonomous conduit to help get (my) music out there. I guess they can get around the legal issues because they are not actually hosting the files. | |
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05/28/07
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Unknownforce
hmm, i just searched and found 2 of my tracks on there too, but it keeps telling me "sorry, try another" whenever i try to play them, guess i moved or deleted them from wherever they're looking?
05/28/07
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Unknownforce
oh, just searched for "special brew" and found pretty much every song we've ever done!
05/28/07
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Fredo
how does all that work? There are a couple rough versions of a song of mine which I only shared with a few emers. They were only half finished. 
05/28/07
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astroboy
lol.
that shizzle doesn't find any of my tracks.
i feel SO unimportant now.
05/28/07
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Bluermutt
it finds everything.. OMG. We probably all have some shit uploded somewhere..
05/28/07
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Bluermutt
so strange.. doesn't find anything by Mickey eats plastic .. but even my track for the dead RPM project is there. ?!?!
05/28/07
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Unknownforce
lol wtf!? All the rpm tracks are there!
05/28/07
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mixedtape
these guys have had my tracks for a while. problem was, i had uploaded a few things that weren't meant to be shared and I noticed a ton of hits on my site directly linking to these files. while i like the idea of sharing, i'm not a fan of dizzler because they don't ask and use our bandwidth.
05/30/07
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Fredo
so does it link directly to where the file is uploaded? I have an element to a song which I know I only shared with 3 emers (yall know who you are) and I don't want it to be shared.
How does this happen? So strange! Would it have been that one of my friends who had the link shared it with the site? I mean, how could the site find an element that I have only shared with 3 people?
05/30/07
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craque
they're little flash search interface doesn't show up at all in firefox for me onna mac
12/06/07
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mynameismud
People who enjoyed reading this: Fredo, Unknownforce, Zanf, dizzler
06/16/08
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astroid
my quixits are up there lol
06/16/08
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mlbot
quit dizzling yourself
06/16/08
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mlbot
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