Either way it sucks -
now I have no idea what records I have or want ;)
seriously though - it will be a sad day if they have sunk
I appreciated the links to record label websites
MEK
"matt kane's
brain"
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Re: (313) discogs?
Well, I can still look up the name, so it's not a DNS problem. Whois at
internic shows everything in order. Other sites in their netblock are OK
(cdbaby.com for example). My guesses are:
1.) Servers are off-line for a move of some sort to a different facility.
Or the colocation place went out of business and shipped everyone's servers
back to them. This has happened to a few of my favorite sites recently.
2.) Discogs didn't pay the bandwidth bill and now they don't exist.
At 11:25 AM 6/30/2005, TOKOMAK wrote:
>same with me, I really miss the site, does anyone the reason?
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