my new compilation. if you want to make something, i'd be stoked:

conditions:

1. only use sounds from the internet. any site is ok: youtube, myspace, sample sites, internet radio, flash based drum machines, joke sites.....whatever

2. load up a bunch of webpages, and use their play/pause/mute/refresh functions to mix up your track, in realtime, from the internet.

3. no sequencers, softsynths, etc....unless these are embedded in webpages.

4. the only post-production allowed is volume normalization, and cropping. the idea is to make a realtime hip hop sytle mixup using only the internet.

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if you are on mac, you can use wiretap to record the sound (it's shareware, but you can use it for an unlimited time without paying):

http://www.ambrosiasw.com/utilities/wiretap/

can someone tell me what the windows/linux alternatives are?

there is also always the option of just recording to tape or minidisk or whatever too.
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my email: hard.off@gmail.com

i will try to make you a track.

for windows, if you have some luck some audio cards have the "what i hear" as a record source.

for linux, there is probably a way: http://gentoo-wiki.com/HOWTO_Jack#Configuring_software_to_use_JACK