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remember the old "bootleg" cd's?

tkepearljamntkepearljamn Posts: 581
edited October 2008 in The Porch
Okay, I recently moved and I have been doing soul searching about what to do with my cd collection. I have about 1000 cds... 100 or so are pj. I have moved on to only buying vinyl and listening to mp3's.... there is some novelty in taking 160 gigs of music everywhere you go.

I was wondering if there was still any want in the world for the old pj bootlegs.

I'm guessing not... but here is what I have.

Lollapalooza '92
5 Alive
No F*ckin' Messiah
The 5 Musketeers
The Kids Are Alright
New Songs III

I also have the official 1057 the point / vintage vinyl show of soldier field on cd. They handed only a few of those out of the 400 they made. I have no use for it now that I have the vinyl.

Any trade value for any of these?

Thanks

Dan
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    whgarrettwhgarrett Posts: 574
    Would truly be interested in those bootlegs. Especially the Soldier Field.
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    happyhourherohappyhourhero Posts: 204
    man, i love old bootlegs, hard to find and expensive back then. in fact I just got an old alice in chains (swarm) bootleg and a tool one as well. I'd be willing to take some off your hands, the kids are aliright seems like a good show and i actually rememeber getting new songs 3 over that one. But, I really don't have much to trade that isn't already on the net. Good luck
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    Lukin_ozLukin_oz Posts: 257
    I hear ya... finding a soundboard quality bootleg back in the day was like finding a block of gold... I wore out my Atlanta and Melbourne boots.
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    GrrrleGrrrle Posts: 27
    I have a bunch of pearl jam "bootleg" cd's that I've collected over the years by shopping at used cd stores and such. Too many to count. The only thing I don't like about those things is sometimes you could have 5 of the same show but with a different name on each cd.
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    iamicaiamica Chicago Posts: 2,628
    I don't have much to trade, but I'd be interested in Lolla 92 or Soldier Field.
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    kevkev Posts: 68
    aww shit...this brings me back...walking into some independent music store in dayton or columbus....and walking out with a 60 dollar cd...loved these things...i still listen to some of them...i love no fucking mesiah...pearls of wisdom...anyone remember that song "stop"...i still listen to that song at least once a week...of course there were those ones that were just terrible as far as sound quality...i still played the fuck out of them though..
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