If You're Good at Finding Songs... I have a Request xP

[Cassie]

Is it by Slow Runner?

Should sound like this;
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=de9iD0B4p8s

Can you send it to [email protected] please? :]

Cheers, Karma for you. Even if it turns out to not be the right one. xD

[Munsta]

Is the song meant to only be 2:30? Cuz the one I have is LMAO. XD

[Cassie]

Can you not play it to see if it is the right song?
Well in that video too songs are played, so that explains the length. I think it's supposed to be a bit longer but we'll see. xD

[Cassie]

Okay, I got it.
It's the right song!
It' cut the middle verse out - it sneakily replays the same half again, that's why it's short.
But at this stage, I'll take what I can get until I can find the full one.
I only want it for my iPod, so I can listen to the full one online anyway. 
If I remember I'll give you another Karma later Mike, thankyouu. ;]

[Munsta]

Ah, okay dokay then!

[Cassie]

It's almost like the song doesn't exist when you search for it... maybe I'm one of the few people who even like it, that's why. xD

[rebelxyell]

I don't know if you've happened to find the full MP3 by now, but here's what I usually do to download songs that aren't easy to find. My method is completely free, by the way. (;
First, download RealPlayer at this link. You use this to actually download the video that has the song you want in it. But of course, the video will be in a file that is a video file, duh. In addition to that, the video will be in a format that isn't compatible with Windows Media Player and such. Never fear...
Second, download Format Factory here. Format Factory can convert the video file you downloaded to many formats, among them MP3.
Third, go to that video you linked on YouTube. Scroll over it a bit and you should see a little box that says "Download This Video" or something along those lines. Click it.
Wait for the download to finish. It shouldn't take too much time. Now open Format Factory and click on the little Audio tab.
Click "All to MP3". From there, a little window should pop up. Click "Add File" and find the video that you downloaded from YouTube. If I'm not mistaken, the video should be located under Videos > RealPlayer Downloads.
The conversion of your file should take but a minute or less. Now find the converted MP3 file under Documents > FFOutput.
Tah-dah! You have the MP3 file you wanted, fast and free. You can also use Format Factory to convert your original RealPlayer download to other video formats and even formats that will work on different types of mobile devices. Well, I hope I was of any assistance to you. ^__^

[Ugly Von]

If you haven't found it yet... I can record the audio from the video, convert it into mp3., upload it on megaupload.com, and wala.

[Cassie]

I'll have a go at Chanel's advice first, and if that doesn't work, I'd be soooooo grateful if you could do that.

[Ugly Von]

Ok ^_^
It wouldn't really be a problem, I'd just leave the video on play and then turn it off when it finished.