Alright folks, as I've no clue where to post this and rarely venture outside of EYKIW/Tour forums/FYM, I figured I'd grace here with what's probably a somewhat peculiar question.
I'm travelling to the US later this month to see U2 and visit friends, and I'd like to take my U2 bootlegs with me - some audio CDRs and a few DVD-Rs, inside a 25-disc CD carry case. However, with the all the security and whatnot, I'm rather nervous about this. I've never travelled outside of Australia or New Zealand and never travelled between the two with burnt discs. I'm worried about the CDs being discovered and being put in a difficult situation. Should I make sure they're unmarked discs? Do customs staff care? Would I be safer to take them on the plane with my carry-on luggage or put them in my suitcase? I know my suitcase might be opened anyway, as I'll be declaring food (Tim Tams ). Am I worrying for nothing?
Any information, advice, or personal experience is appreciated. And if this is the wrong forum ... oh well! Guess I'm getting out and being social in the Interference world.
I'm travelling to the US later this month to see U2 and visit friends, and I'd like to take my U2 bootlegs with me - some audio CDRs and a few DVD-Rs, inside a 25-disc CD carry case. However, with the all the security and whatnot, I'm rather nervous about this. I've never travelled outside of Australia or New Zealand and never travelled between the two with burnt discs. I'm worried about the CDs being discovered and being put in a difficult situation. Should I make sure they're unmarked discs? Do customs staff care? Would I be safer to take them on the plane with my carry-on luggage or put them in my suitcase? I know my suitcase might be opened anyway, as I'll be declaring food (Tim Tams ). Am I worrying for nothing?
Any information, advice, or personal experience is appreciated. And if this is the wrong forum ... oh well! Guess I'm getting out and being social in the Interference world.