Does anyone know if there is a picture disc version of A day at the races?
Probably mexican press... I have a feeling it's a fake but do correct me if I'm wrong.
Jjeroen · Member since
Indeed there is no official PD of Races.
There is that bootleg though.
LoosingMyBeat · Member since
Thanks! Just as I suspected... it looks nice tho so I'll keep it [img=/images/smiley/msn/teeth_smile.gif][/img]
believe in yourself 45455 · Member since
These bootleg pic disc exist:
Queen
Queen 2
SHA
ANATO
ADATR
NOTW
Jazz
AKOM
Live Magic
Greatest Hits (Balkanton)
Who Wants To Live Forever
Mr Bad Guy
Are there any more?
The Real Wizard · Member since
Technically, the term for these discs is 'pirate' instead of 'bootleg'. A bootleg doesn't contain previously officially released material, while a pirate does.
believe in yourself 45455 · Member since
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[b]Sir GH wrote: [/b]
Technically, the term for these discs is 'pirate' instead of 'bootleg'. A bootleg doesn't contain previously officially released material, while a pirate does.
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Technically, you might be right, when it comes to records. But isn't the term 'bootleg' another word for 'something made illegal' (that is without paying taxes or copyrights'?
Double-U · Member since
Hey there,
from "A Kind Of Magic" there exist picture dics from the album and from the Maxi-Single (althought there's also the official one). The pirate shows Kurgan in front and the backpicture is the same like on the sleeve. I also came across two "Wembley 86" PD's from 2004. They had a very similar layout like the official DVD set .
regards
W.
The Real Wizard · Member since
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[b]An Extremely Nice Chap wrote: [/b]
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[b]Sir GH wrote: [/b]
Technically, the term for these discs is 'pirate' instead of 'bootleg'. A bootleg doesn't contain previously officially released material, while a pirate does.
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Technically, you might be right, when it comes to records. But isn't the term 'bootleg' another word for 'something made illegal' (that is without paying taxes or copyrights'?
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Short answer, yes. But the term was initially used to refer only to alcohol, where it was a given that a profit was being made. With music, on the other hand, there is such a plurality of categories of unofficial items (including those that aren't made for profit) that the terminology has become necessary - i.e. pirate, counterfeit, bootleg, and roio.