
Kazaa
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Search complete. 64 mentions across 45 episodes found for "Kazaa".
Oct 30, 2026
Pixel Gaiden - Episode 189 - Tim Attends Crash! Live 2026 + News *AND* Catching Up!
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19:58Cody HoffmanHOST
So, we had the T1 line.
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20:00Cody HoffmanHOST
We used Morpheus and then Kazaa.
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20:03Cody HoffmanHOST
And then what else was there? LimeWire.
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20:06Cody HoffmanHOST
I'm trying to remember all those.
Episode 189 - Tim Attends Crash! Live 2026 + News *AND* Catching Up!
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19:58Cody HoffmanHOST
So, we had the T1 line.
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20:00Cody HoffmanHOST
We used Morpheus and then Kazaa.
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20:03Cody HoffmanHOST
And then what else was there? LimeWire.
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20:06Cody HoffmanHOST
I'm trying to remember all those.
Episode 10 - Tech It Is
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61:26RayHOST
I didn't
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61:26Tech DreHOST
have it because, like you mentioned, Napster, there was LimeWire, there was Kazaa, and all these other ones.
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61:33Tech DreHOST
Dude, I was sailing the seven seas, right? I was downloading them.
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61:37Tech DreHOST
and
Frightfully Bad: Puppet Master
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8:22Wingman SteveHOST
the full collection i have a lot of them on dvd um but that was like a fun thing that she would take me to do and it was it was the collecting it was having the collection and i thought that the it was fun because i was never one that like loved like killer clowns like i don't like like chucky doesn't do anything for me but i don't know something about all these different puppets that came to life potentially killing people with each their individual powers it kind of felt like like a marvel movie or something except they were mean And that's really where I kind of started with Puppet Master.
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8:56Mike ElfersGUEST
And I like that you told kind of why we became addicted to Napster and Kazaa in that story, because we had access to everything, every piece of a band or a movie franchise at our fingertips.
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9:11Wingman SteveHOST
Well, maybe some of them...
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9:14Wingman SteveHOST
I mean, this stuff is pretty niche.
Ancient America - @WillingWitness
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29:11Derek BroseGUEST
I pissed off some people because I left that company and stole every hard drive in the place and left.
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29:19Derek BroseGUEST
And that's when I went and took over Kazaa, the file sharing network, decentralized, took over that.
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29:26Derek BroseGUEST
We were sued for $200 billion.
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29:28Derek BroseGUEST
We went all the way to Supreme Court.
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29:31Derek BroseGUEST
we uh handled that business but that guys and this is why i'm saying this ian this is all stuff for you guys to follow here because this is the time okay i'm not i'm not saying these things because there is another time to do this so there's i'm not holding anything that uh to myself my investors and the people that were running that company uh remember the file sharing network was named kazaa right k-a-z-a-a It was also Morpheus and Rockster, all of them the exact same.
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30:00Derek BroseGUEST
They were just white labeled.
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30:01Derek BroseGUEST
Kazaa was the actual app, and that was done by Nicholas and Janus in Vanuatu.
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30:10Derek BroseGUEST
Now, that was named Kaza, right? Or Kaza, they would say.
ThrowBLKs: Linkin Park’s ‘Meteora’ Cemented the Greatest Band of the 2000s
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18:38Justin DavisHOST
High Voltage was so fucking hard.
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18:40Justin DavisHOST
I got it off Kazaa and put it on every mix CD I was on there.
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18:44Justin DavisHOST
Because High Voltage was hard.
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18:45Justin DavisHOST
It had a remix on here with Pharoah Moss, Evidence, and DJ Babu on there.
37 MINS LATER
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55:54MarkHOST
I love this song so much.
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55:55MarkHOST
Classic in my eyes.
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55:56MarkHOST
Kazaa classic.
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55:57MarkHOST
Kazaa classic.
What Made YOU A Wrestling Fan?!
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21:07Matt RehwoldtHOST
I really don't like that stuff now but you're like who did that and you find the old ECW clips and you're finding these backyard clips and stuff like that
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21:15Jake BennettHOST
oh I downloaded so many matches from like Kazaa and LimeWire yeah you put it
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21:25Matt RehwoldtHOST
on overnight and you had a 10 minute video exactly to download all night 480p
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21:32Alex MendezHOST
yeah Holy crap.
The Wraith
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69:52Chris DePetrilloHOST
I remember back when eBay was first becoming popular, the soundtrack was selling for hundreds of dollars.
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70:00Chris DePetrilloHOST
Obviously now with, you know, Kazaa, LimeWire, Napster, and now even YouTube, you can access a lot of those songs.
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70:08Chris DePetrilloHOST
And like I said, I have all these songs.
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70:09Chris DePetrilloHOST
What
RBS - 10.27.26
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14:01Aaron GoldhammerHOST
Oh, yeah, Napster, baby.
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14:02Aaron GoldhammerHOST
And Kazaa.
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14:03Aaron GoldhammerHOST
You remember? Yes, yes.
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14:04Aaron GoldhammerHOST
You could grab whatever you wanted off of Kazaa.
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14:07Justin CooperHOST
Little LimeWire.
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14:08Justin CooperHOST
MySpace was just launching, by the way, in 2003.
Ep 78: Larry Linietsky - iHeartMedia Advisor
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15:49Larry LinietskyGUEST
And at that time, we were like splitting the album into singles.
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15:54Larry LinietskyGUEST
And this is when Kazaa, Napster, LimeWire, E-Donkey, all of that disruptor stuff happened.
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16:01Larry LinietskyGUEST
And I was like the young Wharton boy sitting in L.A. that was running spreadsheets wearing a suit.
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16:08Larry LinietskyGUEST
And they were like, well, you should be probably working on the Internet stuff.
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