Band not doing the boot CDs in-house
Just got confirmation that my first CD was shipped, and apparently Kufala is doing the actual production on the boots.
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I ordered a Rockfords boot from Kufala several years ago. The CDs themselves were CDRs with the tracklist printed on them. Not the highest quality CDRs, either. And the package looked just like what the PJ ones will. Two CD sleeve (typical PJ bootleg style) with the actual artwork/tracklist just glued around the front, spine and back.
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Their sound guys are still the ones mastering the recordings, as always.
And you can buy the concerts from that webpage? 1 dollar more, but maybe they ship cheaper to sweden..
yep. CDRs
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silvers in 2000 and 2003
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but still, burnt fucking cd's ?! I think that is a real bummer... could download the flacs and burn them on verbatim disc and get a better result... something just feels cheap about this...
Santos said weeks ago that they were CDRs..... get with the program.
I am not complaining, I just never had any idea of the economics of the bootleg program.
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I wonder what the economics of CDRs are compared to pressed discs.
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It's a pretty hefty fee to have a glass master cut... I looked into it a few years ago and if I remember right, it was in the thousands of dollars range.
The glass master is an essential part of the production process, once made it is stored in readiness to produce other “stampers” should a re-press be required. A glass master is an exact reproduction of the original master. A powerful laser etches a photosensitive layer applied to the “glass” before being “fixed” by a chemical process. This glass master is then processed through a bath in which an electrical charge is applied to build up a layer of various metals. Once this layer is around 300 microns thick (0.3 mm) the process is stopped and this layer is removed from the glass master and trimmed. It is this “stamper” (a mirror of the raw data) that is used in the presses that heats (at great temperature) the raw material of the disc – polycarbonate.
Didn't the official press release state they would ship within 3 weeks of the show date?
Call me a whiner if you would like; just stating the facts, ma'am.