Futureheads maybe? Killers? Not sure about the Tom Jones thing though..
Gordon – 08 May 2005 – 09:52

No, can’t remember anything. Other than it isn’t the Killers or the Futureheads, or Interpol, or Bloc Party. They’re not one of the ‘new new wave’ bands, afaik.
Caroline – 08 May 2005 – 09:52

Electric Six? Tom Jones?? ;-)
Gordon – 08 May 2005 – 09:52

I’m not the only one who thinks so:

http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/m..

Check out the song Future is in the Future – where it’s most noticeable.
Caroline – 08 May 2005 – 09:52

Ever tried MusicBrainz? It’ll analyse an MP3 and tell you what song it is. It works pretty well. On Mac there’s something called IEatBrainz that’ll take your iTunes library and let you ID any song. I’m sure there’s something similar on the PC.
Andy – 08 May 2005 – 09:53

That wasn’t really the problem. The files were properly named, but they were at work and I was at home.
Caroline – 08 May 2005 – 09:53

Aaah, fair enough. Anyway, from what I see, I should have assumed you’d be on top of such things.
Andy – 08 May 2005 – 09:53

Have you heard their first album, “Fire”?
Milo – 08 May 2005 – 09:53

No, I haven’t, should I?
Caroline – 08 May 2005 – 09:53

It’s a lot more fun than this one, so… maybe.
Milo – 08 May 2005 – 09:53

I had one of those things once, where I clicked “Yes” too quickly, and was alerted when my PC starter rattling as if it was close to dying. Same thing… tried to remove it manually for ages, and was just about to give up when… I found the XP restore option. Rolled it back to the day before. Worked a charm.
e – 31 January 2005 – 10:15

* chuckling in the not so funny yet amusing kind of a chuckling way *

I’d wagered you as a Firefox kinda girl, so maybe it’s time to switch?

(And now we wait for the first “buy a mac” posting)
Lars – 01 February 2005 – 00:39

I’m a power user, I use both. I generally have both MSIE and Firefox open at the same time. Helps with various logins/pw, etc.

Same with Macs / Windows. Always used both.
Caroline (link) – 01 February 2005 – 13:06

I’m tired and click a link to download an mp3. I get a popup screen that tells me that in order to use this service, I must install an ActiveX control. … I click yes.
Tch, tch!

You’ve got the correct range of tools, make sure to download+use the latest reference files on Spybot S&D and Ad-aware SE from within each program. Additionally, Ad-aware has a Full Scan option (as opposed to smart scan) to use when the need arises. HiJackThis is another vital tool (I’m less enamoured to the MS beta but I digress).

When using Hijackthis it can be cumbersome to check for each item via Google to learn which ones are vital Windows components, which’re malware (or malware posing as a vital Windows component, given away by its presence in the wrong folders etc) … great tool though. Latest version is v1.99.1 I believe, so make sure you use that.