For Sale: The Complete Security Soundboard. Complete soundboard recording from Boston, Massachusettes, March 22 1999.
Very good sound.
Cd is brand new. It's a 2cd set packed in a digipack
tracklist:
Disc 1
Intro
Jumping Jack Flash
Bitch
You Got Me Rocking
Respectable
Honky Tonk Woman
Memory Motel
Saint Of Me
Some Girls
Paint It Black
Band Intro's
You Got The Silver (Keitn on vocals0
Before They Make Me Run
Out Of Control
Route 66

Disc 2
When The Whip Comes Down
Midnight Rambler
Tumbling Dice
It's Only Rock n Roll
Start Me Up
Brown Sugar
Sympathy For The Devil



Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 2005-11-01 18:24 by bartman.

This is nothing new. The soundboard is available on DAC since a long time. But if you don't have it yet, it's a nice release.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2005-11-02 11:52 by midnrambler.

I ment with brand new that I just got it in hand.

why paying???

you can get it for free at dimeadozen included art work.

i cant stand people trying to sell stuff you can get FOR free on the net.

as we say: everymorning new pigeons show up.

pop,

It's a choise you make. Some people like to have a silver pressed cd with artwork.

Fair enough.


By the way , you dont need to get rude.


now just asking to the board and not to you especially

is there a sound difference between cdr and silver press??
Because we are talking about music.

just asking !!

maybe i should have open a new tread.

Joram! Misschien wil Ferdie 'em wel hebben! Hoezo een 'boot' verkopen?

yes, there is a slight difference between a pressed CD and a CDR. The pressed CD has more of a "FULL" sound to it while a CDR is somewhat "flat" sounding. If you listen to a pressed CD bootleg and a CDR with your headphones on, you will notice a SLIGHT difference...

After many years of collecting, that is MY OPINION...anything you can pickup as a pressed CD is worth getting...the question is, do you feel like shelling out anywhere from 15-30 bucks for it when you can download it for free, but there is a SLIGHT difference in quality? That is up to the consumer to decide......

Just my 2 cents...

I mostly download boots in FLAC OR SHN. but would pay for a pressed CD if its something I MUST HAVE in that format...

I will give an example of a show that is a MUST HAVE in a pressed CD format...The Brussels Affair 1973 show. That is a GREAT show to have in this format, that is definitely one of the best performances of the Rolling Stones I ever heard!



Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 2005-11-02 18:52 by malja316.

I totally agree with you malja316. I had been collecting all available shows in silver cds from '72-'73 tours because I'm a huge fan of the Taylor era.
Sometimes I prefer to pay, sometimes I prefer to copy, it's an individual choice.
Just don't like when a man download a concert free and then put on cdr with new artwork to sell it.

agree with the above.


Oh - hang on, I too downloaded this show and will sell it for $1 cheaper...any takers

If anyone wants this show - I will get it to them for the price of postage!

bartman, how much are you selling it for?

€30 incl. s&h. Brand new cd in digipack.

Hey suckers - I'll charge you less if you go through me....

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> Hey suckers - I'll charge you less if you go
> through me....


I see you don't understand anything about doing businsess, poor boy...

i sell the same cd for 20 euro or $US 24
it's a nice sealed digipack