Music Bootlegging

[The Captain]

I've come very late to the game in music bootlegging and sharing, but I'm trying my best to begin to gather shows from some of my favorite artists: Springsteen, The Stones, The Who, etc, etc. Is there a specific site that has a very good track record for this sort of thing, or is it very hit and miss?

Take care all.

[Chris]

On this (http://www.musicstack.com/) site you'll be able to browse CD stores from all over the world. I've bought many rare out-of-print CDs and even a couple of bootleg albums as well.

[Del Murder]

You wouldn't be asking at this website for information on illegal activites, would you Cap?

[The Captain]

Bootlegging is actually endorsed by the artists in question. It's pirating that's illegal.

http://www.newc.com/theboots/trading/default.html

Take care all.

[escobert]

No but he IS asking you to help witht eh illegal activities!

[Del Murder]

You win this round, El Capitan...

[Necronopticous]

<A href="http://www.slsknet.org">Soulseek</A> is a good solution.

[jrgen]

Never buy bootlegs. Trade or or get them for free, but never buy them. I used to collect a lot of video bootlegs, but I got pretty bored of it. It's nice to see how a band is live, but there's no need for 50 bootlegs from the same artist.

[Crushed Hope]

Never buy bootlegs? Not even the infamous Mayhem - Dawn Of Black Hearts�

I would pay for that one.

[jrgen]

Well, that one is special. :D
Although I have a feeling it's not the actual music you'd be willing to pay for.

[Crushed Hope]

Haha, >_>;; yeah the cover art is a big reason to want it as well.

Dead's suicide picture, of course one would want to have that. http://www.metal-archives.com/images/8075.jpg

[a nirvana fan]

I know tons of sites but it might be against the rules if I advertise these sites but feel free to PM me NOT asking about bootlegs.