i need to know this song

[dirty_canadian4894]

ive heard it on the radio quite a bit but i can never remember or here the name or who its by.

it says: lemme go, lemme go im singin (or something close) a lot

its kind of curt cobain/nirvana style music but i think its a newer song

im asking for your help because i really like this song and i would like to download it but i have dialup because im poor and i dont want to try downloading all of the songs with "lemme go" in the title until i get to the right one(best way i can think of to find it other than asking ao if you have any idea what im talking about).

im sorry but this is the best way i can think of for finding this song

[pputkowski]

Let me out - Future Leaders of the World

[Bluestrike_2]

Download as in iTunes MS/others similair or like "Kazaa?"

Let's not break the bloody law here....

Not to mention how disgusting the sound quality on the networks is. Why would you listen to such low quality garbage?

[sharpshooter1286]

uhh not true bluestrike, i have over 200 songs downloaded and out of those 200 maybe 3 were low quality or didnt work. its all about finding the right downloader and downloading the right songs. and by the way, my computer hasnt gotten any viruses from downloading that many songs.

and im using bearshare.

[Muzikman]

BlueStrike is pointing out that MP3's in general are a low quality audio. 128kbps and 192kbps files are considered poor quality compared to CD (or especially vinyl). The way MP3s work is by taking away the high and low end frequencies and compress the data. Played on crappy PC speakers one can not hear the difference. Played on a decent stereo you can start to hear the difference and played on a real audiophile's system you can REALLY hear the difference.

That being said. No matter how good your stereo is, it's only as good as the recording you are playing. Most "pop" music of today is just garbage engineered to the 16yo's ear. This mean most "popular" songs sound about the same if you play them on $50 computer speakers or $10K stereo speakers.

But why take an already bad recording and make it worse by using MP3's? Well, convenience and price of course. Remember, you get what you pay for.

Do I use MP3's? Sure I do, they are convenient. Can I hear a difference? Sure I can. But! I do not download music. I support the artists and what they are trying to do. Now most will say, but year you are only making the record industry rich by buying the CDs and that the artist them selves make just cents per CD sale. This might be true for a lot of your "pop" music, but is not true for "most" music in general. This includes your indie, jazz, blues, etc. Also, if you do not buy that new Green Day CD, that will be 2 cents that are not in their pocket.

BTW: I only have about 300 of my over 1000 CDs ripped so far.

[spazzed]

Let me out - Future Leaders of the World

See above. They also suck live, FYI.