The old archives are gone-bummer

[Jim Clark]

Was looking for my old list of top albums of 2000 and discovered that the old archives seem to be gone. Too bad since there was a lot of useful information in some of the old posts. Of course there was a ton of crud too.

Searching through this newer software isn't proving to be any picnic either. You'd think it would be easier but it's not.

jc

[Dave_G]

You could be forced to not do any more komping.

Dave

[Davey]

Was looking for my old list of top albums of 2000 and discovered that the old archives seem to be gone.

Try the link below to search the Rave Recs archive, but the previous software only goes back to about March 2001 so the stuff from before that is long gone. Who cares what you liked in 2000 anyway?



http://forums14.consumerreview.com/c...?126@@.ee7a11f

[Jim Clark]

Try the link below to search the Rave Recs archive, but the previous software only goes back to about March 2001 so the stuff from before that is long gone. Who cares what you liked in 2000 anyway?



http://forums14.consumerreview.com/c...?126@@.ee7a11f

Thanks, that may come in handy down the road sometime. As for the why, it came up elsewhere and it would have been nice to see what I was thinking at the time. I know I had to have Numan's "Pure" as #1 and probably had VNV Nation, Apop, and The Echoing Green in there somewhere but that still leaves 6 unaccounted for. Must not have been that memorable of a list if I can't even remember.

jc