Re: Which bootleg are you listening to?
Posted: Wed July 03, 2019 1:23 am
Question for anyone still here, was there a favorite version of Alive from 2018 that anyone thought stood out? Asking for a friend making a mix.
Man, I dont think there's been a standout version of Alive in the last 15 years.lowlight79 wrote:Question for anyone still here, was there a favorite version of Alive from 2018 that anyone thought stood out? Asking for a friend making a mix.
not 2018, but the R&R HoF performance is easily their standout version from the past 15 years or more...numbers wrote:Man, I dont think there's been a standout version of Alive in the last 15 years.lowlight79 wrote:Question for anyone still here, was there a favorite version of Alive from 2018 that anyone thought stood out? Asking for a friend making a mix.
Monkey_Driven wrote:This My City of Ruins is so lovely.
Pretty cool, slightly alternate version of Indifference as well.dimejinky99 wrote:Monkey_Driven wrote:This My City of Ruins is so lovely.
A really cool surprise and a lovely rendition
damn, haven't listened to that one in a while. Long Road, then Porch? interesting...Monkey_Driven wrote:Atlantic City 2005. Might be the best version of Long Road I've ever heard.
I listened to Philly '05 last week and had forgotten about the electricity issue during Crazy Mary, it is also just a tremendous show all around in my opinion. I then listened to the Missoula Vault release today and I know it was the first gig on the tour but they sound like two different bands.dad wrote:damn, haven't listened to that one in a while. Long Road, then Porch? interesting...Monkey_Driven wrote:Atlantic City 2005. Might be the best version of Long Road I've ever heard.
word. the two Newfoundland shows are great.Monkey_Driven wrote:I've said it countless times on this board, but to me, the Canada/US 2005 tour is the peak live-PJ.
If only FLAC files of them existed. Then they would be perfect.dad wrote:word. the two Newfoundland shows are great.Monkey_Driven wrote:I've said it countless times on this board, but to me, the Canada/US 2005 tour is the peak live-PJ.
and the 2005 boots are certainly mixed well, compared to other tours available.
they do.Monkey_Driven wrote:If only FLAC files of them existed. Then they would be perfect.dad wrote:word. the two Newfoundland shows are great.Monkey_Driven wrote:I've said it countless times on this board, but to me, the Canada/US 2005 tour is the peak live-PJ.
and the 2005 boots are certainly mixed well, compared to other tours available.
Not originally though, right? Only later? I may be misremembering, but I thought MP3 was the only option for the initial release.dad wrote:they do.Monkey_Driven wrote:If only FLAC files of them existed. Then they would be perfect.dad wrote:word. the two Newfoundland shows are great.Monkey_Driven wrote:I've said it countless times on this board, but to me, the Canada/US 2005 tour is the peak live-PJ.
and the 2005 boots are certainly mixed well, compared to other tours available.
correct. originally, only mp3, but they're available in FLAC on nugs.net, or whatever resource you use for pj boots.Monkey_Driven wrote:Not originally though, right? Only later? I may be misremembering, but I thought MP3 was the only option for the initial release.dad wrote:they do.Monkey_Driven wrote:If only FLAC files of them existed. Then they would be perfect.dad wrote:word. the two Newfoundland shows are great.Monkey_Driven wrote:I've said it countless times on this board, but to me, the Canada/US 2005 tour is the peak live-PJ.
and the 2005 boots are certainly mixed well, compared to other tours available.
I don't think I realized that. Granted, I don't seek out boots like I once did.dad wrote:correct. originally, only mp3, but they're available in FLAC on nugs.net, or whatever resource you use for pj boots.Monkey_Driven wrote:Not originally though, right? Only later? I may be misremembering, but I thought MP3 was the only option for the initial release.dad wrote:they do.Monkey_Driven wrote:If only FLAC files of them existed. Then they would be perfect.dad wrote:word. the two Newfoundland shows are great.Monkey_Driven wrote:I've said it countless times on this board, but to me, the Canada/US 2005 tour is the peak live-PJ.
and the 2005 boots are certainly mixed well, compared to other tours available.