I would like to help out a beginner Bootleg Collector...

LeatherMosquitoMan

So i have the entire 2000, 2003 and 2006 tours saved to my external HD, and also burned to DVD, all in FLAC, all official releases, and all with artwork if it came with any. I also have the 2008 and 2009 tours saved and burned.

What i'd like to offer to (1) one person is this:

For a new bootleg collector, someone starting out, but looking to build up their collection easily, send me a spindle of 50 blank DVD's, and i'll burn all 3 tours for you, complete with a tracking sheet so you know what shows are on what disc. I'm only offering those 3 years due to the last 2 still being available for sale.

The 3 tours take up a total of 47 DVD's. 2000 = 14, 2003 = 16 and 2006 = 17.

So, in 50 words or less, tell me why you need to have all of these shows ASAP, and which ever situation appeals to me the most, i'll hook you up.

JMcDowell3636

i would like this. i am a very big pj fan. im 18. started really getting into it when the self titled pearl jam cd came out. i went to a show in jersey in 06. i went to weds and sat of the philly shows at the spectrum. i just cant get enough of this band. i wish i was able to go since the beginning. i want to learn as much a possible about this band. there is no bigger rush than when u watch this band live. the passion they have for music and there fans is outstanding.

pearljgirl2010

wow--that's really cool of you to offer!!!!!!

shellerizm

I had my external hard drive crash and been trying to get some of the shows that I had, I didn't have the entire tours but... That's all I got, if you could help me that would be great.

BrianM

Cause you are awesome....

Way to be man. Awesome, awesome idea

Good luck everyone...

LukinFan

bsbplyr wrote:

i would like this. i am a very big pj fan. im 18. started really getting into it when the self titled pearl jam cd came out. i went to a show in jersey in 06. i went to weds and sat of the philly shows at the spectrum. i just cant get enough of this band. i wish i was able to go since the beginning. i want to learn as much a possible about this band. there is no bigger rush than when u watch this band live. the passion they have for music and there fans is outstanding.

winner!!!! And this dude's first post!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

LeatherMosquitoMan

LukinFan wrote:

bsbplyr wrote:

i would like this. i am a very big pj fan. im 18. started really getting into it when the self titled pearl jam cd came out. i went to a show in jersey in 06. i went to weds and sat of the philly shows at the spectrum. i just cant get enough of this band. i wish i was able to go since the beginning. i want to learn as much a possible about this band. there is no bigger rush than when u watch this band live. the passion they have for music and there fans is outstanding.

winner!!!! And this dude's first post!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Lol i know... gonna be tough to beat...

And it'd be introducing a new fan to the band... and a younger one too...

Let's see who else posts for a while though...

mervin50

Damn, I sent a PM not an actual post. :?

LeatherMosquitoMan

mervin50 wrote:

Damn, I sent a PM not an actual post. :?

It's all good... i got it

JMcDowell3636

haha. thanks for the support guys.

ryanevolution

Best and kindest offer ever!


My name is Ryan. I own and run my own music school - "evolution music studios, llc" in PA. I am a new pj fan but have quickly become a diehard, practically live on these boards, have started building my boots and poster collection, joined 10 club, saw my first shows, and now spread the jam religiously. I give all my students copies of pj stuff and my 2 year old daughter sings fixer, lowlight, wishlist, and just breathe. This massive library would be a cornerstone of history for my school and myself. This gift would not only make a huge impact on my life but many next generation artists as well. I am already planning a pj themed concert and history class.

Thank you for this tremendous offer!

JMcDowell3636

ryanevolution wrote:

Best and kindest offer ever!
thats the coolest 2 year old

My name is Ryan. I own and run my own music school - "evolution music studios, llc" in PA. I am a new pj fan but have quickly become a diehard, practically live on these boards, have started building my boots and poster collection, joined 10 club, saw my first shows, and now spread the jam religiously. I give all my students copies of pj stuff and my 2 year old daughter sings fixer, lowlight, wishlist, and just breathe. This massive library would be a cornerstone of history for my school and myself. This gift would not only make a huge impact on my life but many next generation artists as well. I am already planning a pj themed concert and history class.

Thank you for this tremendous offer!

JMcDowell3636

thats a badass 2 yr old.

ryanevolution

Lol! She is for sure! Whenever we get in the car she goes "get it back again!" "Get it back again!" Demanding fixer! That's my girl! She watched single video theory today for first time, in its enitrty, and loved it!

bword

LeatherMosquitoMan wrote:

So i have the entire 2000, 2003 and 2006 tours saved to my external HD, and also burned to DVD, all in FLAC, all official releases, and all with artwork if it came with any. I also have the 2008 and 2009 tours saved and burned.

What i'd like to offer to (1) one person is this:

For a new bootleg collector, someone starting out, but looking to build up their collection easily, send me a spindle of 50 blank DVD's, and i'll burn all 3 tours for you, complete with a tracking sheet so you know what shows are on what disc. I'm only offering those 3 years due to the last 2 still being available for sale.

The 3 tours take up a total of 47 DVD's. 2000 = 14, 2003 = 16 and 2006 = 17.

So, in 50 words or less, tell me why you need to have all of these shows ASAP, and which ever situation appeals to me the most, i'll hook you up.

You're a kind, kind, gentleman, Chris!!!

Wobbie

bsbplyr wrote:

i would like this. i am a very big pj fan. im 18. started really getting into it when the self titled pearl jam cd came out. i went to a show in jersey in 06. i went to weds and sat of the philly shows at the spectrum. i just cant get enough of this band. i wish i was able to go since the beginning. i want to learn as much a possible about this band. there is no bigger rush than when u watch this band live. the passion they have for music and there fans is outstanding.

I'm afraid I would have to grade this one down for punctuation and (lack of) capitalization. Damn kids, these days.

If you want to hook up an old, grammatically correct smartass, I'm your guy! :wave:

Satans Red Mosquito

Hello, some of you may know me, I'm 21 years old, My first show was Bonnaroo, I decided to go for the first time to bonnaroo because my friends talked me into and I was just starting to get into it. I sat through B.B. King and Jack Johnson to get to the rail outside of the pit. I was gonna wait in line for the pit, but after seeing the line 4 hours before the show I thought jesus, what a bunch of nerds. They hit the stage and why I didn't know all the songs at the time I knew Corduroy, Why Go, and basically all the bigger songs. I even got my grandmother who I live with into them a little. She loves Who You Are, and I even recorded a video on them just so her to watch and as she calls it Old Woman In A Town doing something. I met my girlfriend also last year about the same time, and I told her about a band I was really gettin into and she saw Storytellers, and said that singer is a sexy man. She listens to them religiously and knows all the songs by heart just like me. This year we got to see Ed in our hometown of Nashville for the first night, and got front row and during Hard Sun, Ed pointed to my girlfriend and smiled. Me and her have had argument as to who exactly he was pointing to. I talked to her parents into letting me take her for the first time out of town with just me and her to Chicago to see Pearl Jam. We got to go up there and at the preparty I entered the raffle and won her a tote that has the lyrics to Release on it (Btw whoever made this if you are on the board, thank you for just a great donation and purse) which is her favorite song, but during the first night I received a call from home that my dad was having test done on his heart, and they rushed him into surgery because his aorta split right when we walked in the United Center the second night, so we drove 8 hours in the middle night and I never got to talk to my dad in person before he passed later that night, but I even had him liking him a couple of songs. I just started collecting bootlegs, but my crappy computer doesn't have the space on it to download all the shows. All I have is Bonnaroo and the Chicago show I went to. I just want to be able to listen to purity and insanity that is a Pearl Jam show.

LeatherMosquitoMan

Any more?

LeatherMosquitoMan

imalive wrote:

bsbplyr wrote:

i would like this. i am a very big pj fan. im 18. started really getting into it when the self titled pearl jam cd came out. i went to a show in jersey in 06. i went to weds and sat of the philly shows at the spectrum. i just cant get enough of this band. i wish i was able to go since the beginning. i want to learn as much a possible about this band. there is no bigger rush than when u watch this band live. the passion they have for music and there fans is outstanding.

I'm afraid I would have to grade this one down for punctuation and (lack of) capitalization. Damn kids, these days.

If you want to hook up an old, grammatically correct smartass, I'm your guy! :wave:

I can never help but think you're Michael Phelps.

LeatherMosquitoMan

Satans Red Mosquito wrote:

Hello, some of you may know me, I'm 21 years old, My first show was Bonnaroo, I decided to go for the first time to bonnaroo because my friends talked me into and I was just starting to get into it. I sat through B.B. King and Jack Johnson to get to the rail outside of the pit. I was gonna wait in line for the pit, but after seeing the line 4 hours before the show I thought jesus, what a bunch of nerds. They hit the stage and why I didn't know all the songs at the time I knew Corduroy, Why Go, and basically all the bigger songs. I even got my grandmother who I live with into them a little. She loves Who You Are, and I even recorded a video on them just so her to watch and as she calls it Old Woman In A Town doing something. I met my girlfriend also last year about the same time, and I told her about a band I was really gettin into and she saw Storytellers, and said that singer is a sexy man. She listens to them religiously and knows all the songs by heart just like me. This year we got to see Ed in our hometown of Nashville for the first night, and got front row and during Hard Sun, Ed pointed to my girlfriend and smiled. Me and her have had argument as to who exactly he was pointing to. I talked to her parents into letting me take her for the first time out of town with just me and her to Chicago to see Pearl Jam. We got to go up there and at the preparty I entered the raffle and won her a tote that has the lyrics to Release on it (Btw whoever made this if you are on the board, thank you for just a great donation and purse) which is her favorite song, but during the first night I received a call from home that my dad was having test done on his heart, and they rushed him into surgery because his aorta split right when we walked in the United Center the second night, so we drove 8 hours in the middle night and I never got to talk to my dad in person before he passed later that night, but I even had him liking him a couple of songs. I just started collecting bootlegs, but my crappy computer doesn't have the space on it to download all the shows. All I have is Bonnaroo and the Chicago show I went to. I just want to be able to listen to purity and insanity that is a Pearl Jam show.

Wow... I'm really sorry to hear this....

81

WOW!!!!!!!!