ANNOUNCE : BBC 1975 YOUNG JOCKEY EDITION (bootleg CDR)

Lineage: Reel-to-reel - Fanthology - FLAC - CD bootleg

John S Stuart wrote: Lineage: Reel-to-reel - Fanthology - FLAC - CD bootleg

Your words is bullshit

Freddie`s my Hero wrote:

John S Stuart wrote: Lineage: Reel-to-reel - Fanthology - FLAC - CD bootleg

Your words is bullshit

...says the guy who can't speak English. Priceless.

His words are just about accurate.

Although technically there should be a question mark between "FLAC" and "CD bootleg" because one can never know if a bootleg label processed the recording in some way. That's why bootleg lineages usually begin with the bootleg itself.

The same goes for the rest of the threads you just shat on with your ignorance.

Freddie`s my Hero wrote:

John S Stuart wrote: Lineage: Reel-to-reel - Fanthology - FLAC - CD bootleg

Your words is bullshit

is there any way you could either:
a) argument, or...
b) shut up, or...
c) bite the dust

???
thx a lot.

Thank you for this :)

I've not quite got round to a download yet, but why is SSOR missing from this recording?

Also, if this is a broadcast from Japan, surely it was fair-game to everyone? Why is this one in particular a "fanthology" leak?

It's been removed anyways :(

Thistleboy1980 wrote:

I've not quite got round to a download yet, but why is SSOR missing from this recording?

SSOR was cut from most radio broadcasts of the show.

Also, if this is a broadcast from Japan, surely it was fair-game to everyone? Why is this one in particular a "fanthology" leak?

Beats me. Maybe because it's a carbon copy of a reel tape they purchased... ?

Cheers Bob! Again, you live and learn: it's been so long since I even looked at boots that I wasn't aware if this. The only cd copy I ever had of this, from a Glasgow market, was a radio broadcast with SSOR on it. I used to have a white label LP (not the same source) featuring SSOR too, so I just assumed they were all the same :)

There are at least five different versions that have been broadcast, all with different track listings and, in some cases, different audio mixes. The one from Swedish radio in 2005 was a completely new mix. Roger's drums have never sounded better.

^ cheers Bob. I have tried a wee search for a torrent of that, but can't find one. Has it been uploaded, or is it a no-go area? Thanks in advance mate :)

Not at all - radio broadcasts are always free for all, as anyone could've pressed record from the airwaves...

Here be the link you seek:

http://www.queenzone.com/forums/1210912/re-announce-hammersmith-24-12-1975-aint-no-sanity-clause.aspx

^ ahh - thanks again :)