I have an original pirate bay shirt. Never been worn.
always and foreverWow, literally wearing my what.cd shirt today, the colour test dot point one. I’ve never met anyone in the wild who knows what it is, or even asks about it.
I’ve got 2. One I’ve worn and one that I never have. The worn one I’ve only wore a handful of times because, even then, I knew it would never be replicated.
Pretty sure you can just get more printed whenever you want from anywhere that does custom t-shirts.
I could cry. One of the best cultural resources ever. poof
I’ve got a glass mug around here somewhere. I’ll post a pic if I find it.
WHAA? They made mugs. That so cool. I wanna see.
Here it is in frosted glory 😄
Yeah that beats a t shirt. That filled with a pint of fresh local brew sounds heavenly.
I almost filled it up with a brew to take the pic. Missed opportunity damn!
That font is peak “graphic design is my PaSsIoN” haha
Yeah, I miss what.cd. never bought merch tho 😭
So sad, what.cd was a real one
Unfortunately I lost my shirt that I paid a fucking whole bitcoin for.
brutal
Ouch. Wish I’d been lucky enough to own a whole bitcoin.
What was what.cd? Never heard of it
It was really hard to get in. Like they give you study materials about music encoding and other shit, you had to take an exam and a interview. Never took it because music piracy was not my thing, but i heard that they had basically everything before anyone else and top quality.
Uhhh, they literally gave you the answers though. It was more of a ‘can you use ctrl-f’
I forgot about this. I was sad when it went down.
when it got shut down a lot of commenters referred to it like losing “the library of alexandria of music”
not just hard to get stuff - stuff found in dumpsters behind studios that was never released or copied - but it was all available in the highest possible qualities by people who knew how to copy sound (both in an analog and digital sense in the best possible ways), sorted and catalogued immaculately
@Agreeably7592 @PanaX It was a piracy website, most commonly used to download music.
I have some Rippy stickers around somewhere.
I was at work ~5 years ago and saw a guy wearing a shirt that stole the logo from Oink’s Pink Palace. He had no idea what I was talking about.
Holy fuck they sold shirts? I didn’t really give a shit about formats other than mp3 before I joined that place. I was a FLAC whore by the time I got off the high seas, and it was because of that place.
