Can anyone tell me where to find the raw audience recording (without overdubs) of 7/12/1986? I'm very interested in hearing the concert "raw."
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Do a search in Queenzone for A Day At The Stadium.
Thank you! I found the torrent!
Could you please seed?
Could you please seed?
7-12-86??
Last concert was in August mate, so how you're gonna find one from December is beyond me.
God how I hate it that the blinkin' Americans have to make up their own date system just to be different from the English!
Day, Month, Year - what's wrong with that?
Makes perfect sense to the rest of the world...
Last concert was in August mate, so how you're gonna find one from December is beyond me.
God how I hate it that the blinkin' Americans have to make up their own date system just to be different from the English!
Day, Month, Year - what's wrong with that?
Makes perfect sense to the rest of the world...
Most people (that I know) use the month/day/year format. Plus it's easier for me.
Gregsynth wrote: Most people (that I know) use the month/day/year format. Plus it's easier for me.
Americans use it. Some British, also. That's about it. The 'official' way is yyyy/dd/mm, but the most common worldwide is still dd/mm/yyyy.
Americans use it. Some British, also. That's about it. The 'official' way is yyyy/dd/mm, but the most common worldwide is still dd/mm/yyyy.
or dd.mm.yyyy
Month/day/year makes most sense to me because that is actually how we say the date here. We say "April 26th, 2010", not "the 26th of April, 2010." It's simply cultural differences... no need to get all rattled up.
(To be read with a scouse accent) Hey come on you lot, calm down, calm down - i'll tell you how the friggin' date should be written like, alright?
For archiving purposes I always use year/month/ day. That works best when archiving a lot of flac concerts chronological on a hard disc.
For other situations I use day/month/year since I'm from Europe.
For other situations I use day/month/year since I'm from Europe.
ThomasQuinn wrote: Gregsynth wrote: Most people (that I know) use the month/day/year format. Plus it's easier for me.
Americans use it. Some British, also. That's about it. The 'official' way is yyyy/dd/mm, but the most common worldwide is still dd/mm/yyyy.
I love your Fux quote!
Americans use it. Some British, also. That's about it. The 'official' way is yyyy/dd/mm, but the most common worldwide is still dd/mm/yyyy.
I love your Fux quote!
Thanks for all your help but does anyone know where to find the audience recording from this gig which is more complete?
I think it's hidden somewhere in the cyberspace archives... :(
I have a "raw" audience recording, I will share it tonight.
YourValentine wrote: I have a "raw" audience recording, I will share it tonight.
Awesome!
Awesome!