Talk:Rabid Neurosis

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I am not sure if RNS is the first mp3 ripping group. RNS was indeed one of the first groups on the mp3 scene if not the first. They focused on rap & RNB initially. In the early months of the scene literally right after the codec was available there were only two groups at the time ripping with the intent on creating a scene. DAC (Digital Audio Crew)(efnet #DAC) and RNS (efnet #RNS). The scene was very, very small, starting off by just releasing individual songs. I was a member of DAC. This was our release list at the beginning of 97. Consider the fact that back then it took hours to rip songs and a long time to transfer due to low modem speed, we clearly released alot of songs in 1996. By the time #mp3 blew up (mid '97),DAC was pretty much dead. All of this predates napster, p2p etc.

Does anyone know where i could fined a list of all there releases theres so many lol.

I'm sure the RIAA has one. LOL. —RaD Man (talk) 20:02, 3 September 2005 (UTC)

Try #dupecheck on EFnet

Did they really end? Someone has reversed the changes, but I have yet to find this album on the net. Also I don't know how you would cite their first release, as only good private Pre channels would contain the exact release date of that album; like this one.

First: Metallica-Ride_The_Lightning-RNS was released 10y 15w 6d 6h 41m 58s ago. [1996-10-05] [ MP3 - RNS ]

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BetacommandBot (talk) 04:26, 24 January 2008 (UTC)