Okay, for anyone who doesn't really know about EAC, but still wants to get the 9 Crimes Demo on their iPod here's how to get it off the cd. First get Exact Audio Copy (EAC) from
here, it's free.
As you install it, it asks you if you need the advanced options turned on, which you do to do this, so pick yes.
When the program starts put the cd in and go to 'Drive Options' in the 'EAC' menu (or press F10), then click 'Gap Detection', and change the two fields to 'Detection Method A' and 'Secure'.
Then click the 'Action' menu and select 'Detect Gaps' (or just press F4).
After that go to the 'Action' menu again and click 'Append Gaps To Next Track'.
Then right-click on track one and in the 'Copy Selected Tracks' menu, select 'Uncompressed' (or press F5), and you'll end up with a .wav file with both versions of 9 Crimes in one file. After that you can use a basic sound editing program to seperate the two recordings and save the 9 Crimes Demo as an mp3.