Who has a good connection for bootlegs of this tour or past tours? im trying to collect every show ive been too so i need some starting back in 97.

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There's allot of bootlegs on this one, so if one exists, it's probably there.

Or check out this database:

home.tiscali.nl/stonesdata

Cheers,

Dolf

My boot man told me that Boston is out in the next week.

With all the traffic on this site about boots: downloading and burning are not bootlegs but recordings. Downloading is the 21st century equivalent of tape collecting but what you get is not a bootleg.

It's like the difference between a pirate recording and a bootleg, these are clearly two different things.

True but those of us who cannot afford to shell out $50 for an original Bootleg will gladly just download it.

sladog Wrote:
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> True but those of us who cannot afford to shell
> out $50 for an original Bootleg will gladly just
> download it.


My thoughts exactly. If the concert sound quality is the same, I don't mind that much really. I'll look for the covers and print them myself. Ofcourse I prefer the bootleg, but it's the music that counts in the end, isn't it?

e.

sladog Wrote:
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> True but those of us who cannot afford to shell
> out $50 for an original Bootleg will gladly just
> download it.


$50 for a boot??? Well I rarely pay more than €15 to 20 here in Holland, or €30 for double cd's

No problem with downloading but it's not a bootleg. Same with making copies of boots which is how I started tape trading in 'the good old days'.

In Europe I'd expect to pay 30 Euros max per disc, in the UK £20. In New York last week I got VGP Paris 95 2CD for $20 when doubles usually go for $40. Pays to shop around but I remember tapes use to sell for £5-£10 each so I hope nobody pays 'silver' disc prices for CDRs.