My iPhone is stuck in recovery mode. Getting Error 37 from iTunes

My iPhone4 is stuck in recovery mode. When I try to restore it through iTunes I get the message that it couldn't be restored. It's either Error 37 or Error -1

Hi again,
I tried that, changing the firewall settings, and I got the -1 Error message.
This problem began a few months ago.
My hard drive died on my laptop, and I got it replaced and reinstalled iTunes on it. At that time I had an iPhone3.
From then on, all of my music had glitches, quiet patches, and some tracks which would not work.
I took my phone back to my service provider, who replaced it with an iPhone 4.
When I set that up, I had the same problems with the music. I could download an album on the iPhone, and it would be fine, but when I sync the phone with the laptop the album becomes glitchy again.
Now it's stuck in recovery mode again.

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