The one and only Kazaa lite downloads, mirrors and updates thread

[iwearnosox]

Kazaa lite is a spyware free Kazaa client that's gained a big reputation on the web, as previously noted in this previously placed 344 reply monster thread.

The original poster hasn't updated it, and I doubt many people want to crawl through the replies in a search to download the client. It is, as of this writing, not available through the software author's site.

Alternate download sites:

[ Version 1.7.1 | English | 1.13 MB | June 8th ]

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[ Version 1.7.1 | Deutsch | 1.12 MB | June 8th ]

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[ Version 1.7.1 | Netherlands | 1.13 MB | June 8th ]

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Thanks to FireWERX and friends for many of the details.

 

[Coraanu]

Very nice and detailed post!

 

[Danman]

Thank you! I have been looking awhile for this!

 

[Takan]

Yes, I myself noticed it was not available on the typical site. Thanks for the effort saving.

 

[Marm]

Thanks I have been looking for this and have not had much luck.

 

[cbpzep]

This is off topic but relevant to the kazaa site I was wondering if there is any software to edit the mp3 files that I have downloaded ???? I would like to make a cd like a dj's music would sound in a club with out tracks and such It seems in my version of adaptec this it is not a option and my cdrw will not work with nero software thanks Guys

 

[huesmann]

You could just use WinAmp or equivalent to output files to wav files, which you should be able to burn. You can do this by clicking Options->Preferences->Output->Nullsoft Disk Writer. Configure it to place the files where you want them. Make sure you don't have repeat on before you hit the Play button. You must have an old version of the Adaptec s/w.

 

[SP33Demon]

Thanks for the heads up? Is this better than WinMX???? I've been using that for awhile now...

 

[kevlarcc]

It is better than WinMX and other Gnutella clients IMHO because you don't have to log onto several servers. That has always been hit and miss for me. It logs onto a central network - ala Napster - and you are connected to all of the resources available in one fell swoop.

I have had great luck with Kazaa Lite and highly recommend it. With my DSL I can completely download an album, one song at a time, in about 20 minutes.

The only problem that I have had lately is with music files that turn out to be the chorus of a song looped so that it is the correct duration. It seems like the record companies have finally gotten smart about a way to foil our attempts to circumvent their profits:disgust:.

 

[FatPat]

Thanks for making it easy.

 

[brinstar117]

Woohoo, thanks a bunch! Bump for all to see

 

[IgoByte]

Thanks a lot bro...been looking for this for a while, but couldn't find a mirror from which to download.

 

[drgeoffrey]

Thanks!
^bump^

 

[Tanner]

friggin' university FIREWALlL won't let me out! I HATE that thing!

 

[MTVsucks]

breakin the law, breakin the law

 

[Waveslidin]

Thanks tons!!!!!!!!!!
1 vote for iwearnosox for president.

 

[TechDreamer]

Thanks for the mirror updates. I think this thread will also grow very long. Power to the people!