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Posted: 07 Oct 2006 11:48
by cleverscreename
ok, ill probably get it if it gets marked down to 10 bucks.
Posted: 07 Oct 2006 11:57
by GroovyMusic
cleverscreename wrote:ok, ill probably get it if it gets marked down to 10 bucks.
Why don't you just download it?
I downloaded it from isohunt.com once
EDIT: I just checked isohunt and it's currently available in the torrent:
Velvet underground - Discografia
which is every album - when you load the torrent into utorrent you can choose which files you want (as opposed to downloading every single file contained in the torrent). So, if all you want is 'Squeeze', just deselect everything but 'Squeeze'
Posted: 07 Oct 2006 12:25
by cleverscreename
GroovyMusic wrote:cleverscreename wrote:ok, ill probably get it if it gets marked down to 10 bucks.
Why don't you just download it?
I downloaded it from isohunt.com once
EDIT: I just checked isohunt and it's currently available in the torrent:
Velvet underground - Discografia
which is every album - when you load the torrent into utorrent you can choose which files you want (as opposed to downloading every single file contained in the torrent). So, if all you want is 'Squeeze', just deselect everything but 'Squeeze'
because i dont like to steal music, i like to support the arts.
Posted: 07 Oct 2006 12:34
by GroovyMusic
It's not stealing in the case of 'Squeze' because it's out-of-print and was NEVER released on CD.
Posted: 07 Oct 2006 12:42
by cleverscreename
oh...
Posted: 07 Oct 2006 12:43
by GroovyMusic
Any CD copies of 'Squeeze' you'll come across were done by amateurs - transfered onto Cd from vinyl.
Posted: 07 Oct 2006 13:01
by cleverscreename
GroovyMusic wrote:Any CD copies of 'Squeeze' you'll come across were done by amateurs - transfered onto Cd from vinyl.
i believe theyre called bootlegs.
Posted: 07 Oct 2006 13:29
by GroovyMusic
What's with your attitude!? You're wrong, by the way. A bootleg is unreleased material (concerrt footage/studio takes). This is just an out-of-print album.
Posted: 08 Oct 2006 17:32
by Chance
The classification of black market music usually goes something like this:
bootleg: material never officially available anywhere
pirate: material officially available (usually very rare or out of print)
counterfiet: material officially available and packaged identically to the original release, trying to pass itself off as the real thing.
Posted: 08 Oct 2006 19:03
by GroovyMusic
Chance wrote:pirate: material officially available (usually very rare or out of print)
counterfiet: material officially available and packaged identically to the original release, trying to pass itself off as the real thing.
Really? I though "pirate" and "counterfeit" were pretty much interchangeable. I doubt "pirate" really refers to stuff that's usually very rare or out-of-print because A) How much of that stuff is around and how many people seek it out? B) "Piracy" is a very common term for other than what you're describing.