LIVE ON 3 LEGS - A definitive 2000 tour compilation

BF89905

First the Remastered Soundboard Series now this 2000 Tour Compilation.... fantastic efforts by all those involved. The creativity put into the presentation of the cd's, cases, and inside jacket artwork is great. Many, many thanks. Have a great weekend.

regalturbo

This looks incredible. Can't wait to listen!

drewdawgq

Pearl Jam has the best fans.

IcemanDorval

Thanks for sharing this great work.

Looking forward to the complete set!

themessenger

This is awesome, thank you so much for the time and effort you put into this! I'll be downloading it this weekend!

Pry To

Looks amazing, thanks for your hard work on behalf of all of us. Downloading disc 1 now -- looking forward to the entire set.

vedderman

This is it! Fuck yeah! I wanted to make that kind of mix myself years ago too, but i still don't have no idea which software to use to get the transitions between tracks!

And you added 2 songs from my hometown!!

GREAT JOB!!

hinsey21

This is fantastic, any thoughts of doing the same sort of thing for the 2003 tour?

bone

Interesting.

pearljim10

i have a friend in NY that always hooks me up with an extra ticket (most of the time that ticket is donated by his wife) so i made him an offer he couldn't refuse. I told him to pick any number of songs from any of the shows in the 2000 bootleg set. he put some serious work into making sure he had at least one version of each song. i tried to make some artwork and disc labels but they were nowhere near this quality. he loved the box set and actually i'm glad i did it for him. they deserved a big thank you gift. i threw in some extras in the package (stickers, shirt, 10c bag, rain poncho, random articles and clippings)

btw if you have any old bootlegs that are still wrapped, you may want to open them. i had several discs that were still sealed and found when i opened them they had some kind of oil spots on them. i was able to get the oil off but i'm not sure if it would have effected the discs if i had not opened them.

kellanazzie

This is FABULOUS!!! Thanks so much for all your hard work!!!!
Definately going to download these after work :thumbup:

morello

Wow. Very cool. Downloading now.
Thank-you.

erocshifty

awesome! i do stuff like this myself with some shows & the studio outtakes. i need to figure out how to get better quality art, though. i've done this with all of the b-sides & outtakes. downloading as i type. can't wait until it finishes. this has always been my favorite tour, along with 1995. thanks again!

CC252

pearljim10 wrote:

btw if you have any old bootlegs that are still wrapped, you may want to open them. i had several discs that were still sealed and found when i opened them they had some kind of oil spots on them. i was able to get the oil off but i'm not sure if it would have effected the discs if i had not opened them.

Had the very same issue with some official 2003 boots. Had about a dozen still sealed and opened a couple to play them and there was a greasey film on the playing surface of the disc.

Unwrap your boots!

ahill721

This is SO awesome, would you take donations for the set, like in the pics provided? Looks like you have some labels, CD artwork... I would throw you a decent donation to send me all that stuff(can burn discs mysel)

Adam

demetrios

Thanks again ridley!

nigel

Just listening now - this is fab!

Thank you!!!

milan

thanks for the work

ridley

Thanks for all your kind words guys.

Kloddz wrote:

That does look incredibly amazing - putting the set list together, designing the labels for the covers AND discs? Looks like you've got too much time on your hands!

You'd think so but this has actually taken me over a year to complete, I just spent an hour or two here or there whenever I got a chance. By not rushing it I think I was able to make better decisions on song selections - I hope it shows!

CC252 wrote:

The artwork looks fantastic, but I could use some advice on sticker printing from anyone out there. Paper types, best type of printer to use. I've found a good, affordable UK source for chipboard covers, but I don't have much faith in the lifespan of my decals! I don't worry too much about the disc artwork as I use Verbatim Vinyl CD-R's to make them look like mini Vinyl LP's.

Avery are a good brand, but any large stationary store should sell quality A4 size labels (and disc labels too). The artwork jpegs will be sized correctly so all you have to do is print them (best results on a colour lazer printer such as those at Kinkos/Staples/Office Depot/Officeworks/etc), cut them out (I recommend using a guillotine to get perfect straight edges) and then stick them on. My tip is to peel the front back past the spine and stick the spine on first to make sure it's placed correctly, and then have the chipboard open at a 90 degree angle while sticking down the front and back part of the label (this minimises bubbling/warping when you later open and close the chipboard cover).

:thumbup:

leespj

what was it the big man once said

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TLeOSOe4GmQ