*****iaredatsun wrote:I don't mind if a CD comes out. Even the 'evil' bootleggers have to see a return on their investment and without them we wouldn't have even had this recording (or a bunch of others over the years). But funny how it comes out and then people start talking about having had a first gen DAT copy on their shelves for hundreds of years.brmc69 wrote:my theory: coupla hundred of these will be put on vinyl and sell out. then the genuinely "complete" version comes out, with clean, "no vinyl pops" sound, on silver CD and we pay for it all over again.
The only thing I minded is that I paid ?21 for a green copy and then find that there's a ?12 black copy. But I don't mind too much as I was eager and wanted it there and then. (I do wonder if the black copy is less crackly than the green?)
I will always buy a CD or LP even if I can download a lossless audio file as I'm old fashioned and like material artefacts (they sound better and has anyone really ever got any pleasure from looking at a FLAC?).
I am like that myself. I am a sucker for VU bootlegs and official. I bought a green and a black and will buy a cd also. I have 1 room FULL of VU/Lou including every LP & CD bootleg listed on Olivers pages! BTW, has anyone heard the version of Sunday Morning done by country singer Elizabeth Cook? Here is a Youtube link. http://youtube.com/watch?v=mdifDtBuPbw
