That Dublin New Year's show

The_Sweetest_Thing · 04-30-2003, 06:12 PM

I've always always wanted a copy of the 1989 Live from Dublin New Year's Eve show. But not the bloodredsky version, but a REAL bootleg. See, I've never actually owned a bootleg before, and this is the only one I've ever wanted, so...

Can anyone help me out? I can't trade, seeing as how I have nothing to trade you, but I will pay for it. Pretty please?

the_sweetest_thing@mail.com if you have any leads....

obedi · 05-02-2003, 01:50 AM

no

arw · 05-02-2003, 01:56 AM

I thought I had a show from Dublin in '89 but it's not the dream it all up again speech. I think it's from Jan. 1, 1990. I can look to see if I have it. I'll get back to you.

Paying for it is ridiculous. It's 2 cd's and postage to mail cd's is cheap. I would hope no one would actually take you up on that offer.

arw · 05-02-2003, 04:02 AM

Ok I looked at my list and I don't have it on CD, I only have it on my computer and it's too big to copy onto a CD. Sorry.

U2Lynne · 05-02-2003, 11:43 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by arw9797
I thought I had a show from Dublin in '89 but it's not the dream it all up again speech. I think it's from Jan. 1, 1990.

The dream-it-all-up-again speech is from Dec 30th. She wants the Dec 31/Jan 1 show in cd quality, not mp3, I believe. I can't tell if she's will to take a CDR or if she's looking for actual silver discs.

arw · 05-02-2003, 12:33 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by U2Lynne

The dream-it-all-up-again speech is from Dec 30th. She wants the Dec 31/Jan 1 show in cd quality, not mp3, I believe. I can't tell if she's will to take a CDR or if she's looking for actual silver discs.

I know when the speech is from.

I do own quite a few items that are not mp3 and I had to check it out my list first. The concert from '89 that I have happens to be an mp3 but I did not know that until I looked at my list.

U2Lynne · 05-02-2003, 12:38 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by arw9797
I know when the speech is from.

The way you wrote your reply, it wasn't clear, and I've known a few people who search for the New Years concert thinking that is when the speech is and then they complain that they can't find it, so I was just clarifying.

The_Sweetest_Thing · 05-06-2003, 02:09 PM

Hmm....

You know what? I'm actually not sure what the difference is...Cd/CDR/mp3/silver disks...I'm kinda new at all this kinda stuff...

U2Lynne · 05-06-2003, 03:57 PM

CDs - sometimes these are CDRs, sometimes not. Usually this term is used in a very generic sense to mean anything on a compact disc.

CDR - a CD made on your computer (or some sort of CD copier). When you buy CDs at the store to use to burn stuff from your computer, they are CDRs. In bootlegs terms though, it refers to an actual audio copy (from a master or copy of a master or silver disc), but some people use the term for mp3-converted-to-audio copies.

mp3 - lossy, but small sized, copies of an audio show. This is one of the formats available when you download from u2bloodredsky. They play on iTunes or WinAmp on your computer. When you want to play them on your home stereo or car stereo, they are converted to audio format and burned onto a CDR. However, since they originated as mp3s, they will not be as good of quality as the original master.

silver discs - what bootleggers make. They get a copy of a show (sometimes even mp3 versions) and make 'official' pressings on special looking discs and usually make a color pamphlet to go with it. These sell for upwards of $20 on ebay. These would be actual 'CDs' and copies of these would be 'CDRs'.

I hope that explains some of it.

It wasn't clear from your first post if you were looking for just some CD with the show (Sicy's site has mp3s and may have this show) or if you were looking for the silver discs (check ebay) or if you wanted a non-mp3 sourced CDR of the show.

melon · 05-07-2003, 10:13 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by obedi
no

How profound...

Melon

The_Sweetest_Thing · 05-19-2003, 07:53 PM

Yup. The strangest thing yet is that this obedi person says 'no' has only two posts, yet has me on their buddy list.

odd, odd, odd

04-30-2003, 06:12 PM	#1
The_Sweetest_Thing MacPhisto's serving wench Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Inside a bubble Posts: 3,773 Local Time: 05:29 PM	That Dublin New Year's show I've always always wanted a copy of the 1989 Live from Dublin New Year's Eve show. But not the bloodredsky version, but a REAL bootleg. See, I've never actually owned a bootleg before, and this is the only one I've ever wanted, so... Can anyone help me out? I can't trade, seeing as how I have nothing to trade you, but I will pay for it. Pretty please? the_sweetest_thing@mail.com if you have any leads.... __________________

05-02-2003, 01:50 AM	#2
obedi Babyface Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: desert sky Posts: 2 Local Time: 10:29 PM	no __________________

05-02-2003, 01:56 AM	#3
arw Blue Crack Addict Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: walking around 10,000 lakes Posts: 27,320 Local Time: 04:29 PM	I thought I had a show from Dublin in '89 but it's not the dream it all up again speech. I think it's from Jan. 1, 1990. I can look to see if I have it. I'll get back to you. Paying for it is ridiculous. It's 2 cd's and postage to mail cd's is cheap. I would hope no one would actually take you up on that offer. __________________

05-02-2003, 04:02 AM	#4
arw Blue Crack Addict Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: walking around 10,000 lakes Posts: 27,320 Local Time: 04:29 PM	Ok I looked at my list and I don't have it on CD, I only have it on my computer and it's too big to copy onto a CD. Sorry. __________________

05-19-2003, 07:53 PM	#11
The_Sweetest_Thing MacPhisto's serving wench Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Inside a bubble Posts: 3,773 Local Time: 05:29 PM	Yup. The strangest thing yet is that this obedi person says 'no' has only two posts, yet has me on their buddy list. odd, odd, odd __________________

05-06-2003, 02:09 PM	#8
The_Sweetest_Thing MacPhisto's serving wench Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Inside a bubble Posts: 3,773 Local Time: 05:29 PM	Hmm.... You know what? I'm actually not sure what the difference is...Cd/CDR/mp3/silver disks...I'm kinda new at all this kinda stuff...

05-06-2003, 03:57 PM	#9
U2Lynne War Child Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: San Francisco Bay Area, CA Posts: 539 Local Time: 02:29 PM	CDs - sometimes these are CDRs, sometimes not. Usually this term is used in a very generic sense to mean anything on a compact disc. CDR - a CD made on your computer (or some sort of CD copier). When you buy CDs at the store to use to burn stuff from your computer, they are CDRs. In bootlegs terms though, it refers to an actual audio copy (from a master or copy of a master or silver disc), but some people use the term for mp3-converted-to-audio copies. mp3 - lossy, but small sized, copies of an audio show. This is one of the formats available when you download from u2bloodredsky. They play on iTunes or WinAmp on your computer. When you want to play them on your home stereo or car stereo, they are converted to audio format and burned onto a CDR. However, since they originated as mp3s, they will not be as good of quality as the original master. silver discs - what bootleggers make. They get a copy of a show (sometimes even mp3 versions) and make 'official' pressings on special looking discs and usually make a color pamphlet to go with it. These sell for upwards of $20 on ebay. These would be actual 'CDs' and copies of these would be 'CDRs'. I hope that explains some of it. It wasn't clear from your first post if you were looking for just some CD with the show (Sicy's site has mp3s and may have this show) or if you were looking for the silver discs (check ebay) or if you wanted a non-mp3 sourced CDR of the show.

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