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dumbchops wrote: ↑Mon Jan 29, 2024 3:43 am I can't share it on here but you can always contact me privately. I've been wanting to share it with fellow Monkees fans but so far I've only shared it with one other person.

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I am in Russia and if it's not my government wanting to prevent me from accessing some file-sharing site like Turbobit or Rapidgator, then it's some site like WeTransfer who think they are more clever than the rest, or (lots of) companies using geofilters. (The funniest case was The Stranglers' site...

If you strive for perfection, it makes sense to consider the volume of each track individually.

Donovan session - IMO there is sense to make it a separate release.

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You install JDownloader2, and then you copy the Mega links you fancy. JD2 accepts the copied links, and off you go. Some Mega links in their sum can give you a download limit (can be 1.5 Gb, can be 4 to 5 Gb, depends on their politics of the day. Then you should stop JD2 when it finishes downloading...

It works like a charm with JDownloader2, and without any excesses like losing the file halfway through.

fvallejt wrote: ↑Sun Jan 14, 2024 1:23 pm I think he was from a center Europe country (Yugoslavia perhaps)

Serbia.

You'd need some old-fashioned file manager software to control the contents of your disc. I use Total Commander.