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Bootlegged Artist Are there other artist that have as many bootlegged concerts and unreleased recordings as P does? | |
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The UK’s top most bootlegged artists (different titles seized).
http://www.bpi.co.uk/pira..._113.shtml 1 Rolling Stones 459 2 Led Zeppelin 447 3 Bob Dylan 440 4 Beatles 433 5 Prince 336 6 U2 288 7 Bruce Springsteen 267 8 Eric Clapton 231 9 Pink Floyd 210 10 Neil Young 209 11 Metallica 199 12 Nirvana 188 13 Jimi Hendrix 183 14 Grateful Dead 181 15 Pearl Jam 181 16 David Bowie 147 17 Depeche Mode 147 18 REM 142 19 Elvis Presley 131 20 Guns N Roses 128 21 Queen 119 22 Cure 118 23 Paul McCartney 118 24 Bon Jovi 110 25 Kiss 109 26 Oasis 103 27 Genesis 98 28 Deep Purple 92 29 Stevie Ray Vaughan 87 30 The Doors 85 31 Smashing Pumpkins 85 32 Who 78 33 Tori Amos 76 34 Madonna 75 35 Sisters of Mercy 75 36 Yes 67 37 John Lennon 64 38 Aerosmith 60 39 Van Morrison 60 40 Jethro Tull 55 41 Beach Boys 54 42 King Crimson 51 43 Page & Plant 50 44 Sting 50 45 Elvis Costello 49 46 Dire Straits 48 47 Red Hot Chili Peppers 48 48 Michael Jackson 47 49 Peter Gabriel 47 50 Lenny Kravitz 44 [This message was edited Sun Jul 18 12:17:00 2004 by Marrk] |
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PurpleCharm said: Are there other artist that have as many bootlegged concerts and unreleased recordings as P does?
Most likely. Gotta remember, there are groups that allow recording of their live gigs, like the Grateful Dead. They've been doing that for, what, three generations now? But nobody but the recording artists themselves can say for sure how many unreleased recordings they have. This post not for the wimp contingent. All whiny wusses avert your eyes. | |
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Marrk said: The UK’s top most bootlegged artists (different titles seized).
http://www.bpi.co.uk/pira..._113.shtml 1 Rolling Stones 459 2 Led Zeppelin 447 3 Bob Dylan 440 4 Beatles 433 5 Prince 336 6 U2 288 7 Bruce Springsteen 267 8 Eric Clapton 231 9 Pink Floyd 210 10 Neil Young 209 11 Metallica 199 12 Nirvana 188 13 Jimi Hendrix 183 14 Grateful Dead 181 15 Pearl Jam 181 16 David Bowie 147 17 Depeche Mode 147 18 REM 142 19 Elvis Presley 131 20 Guns N Roses 128 21 Queen 119 22 Cure 118 23 Paul McCartney 118 24 Bon Jovi 110 25 Kiss 109 26 Oasis 103 27 Genesis 98 28 Deep Purple 92 29 Stevie Ray Vaughan 87 30 The Doors 85 31 Smashing Pumpkins 85 32 Who 78 33 Tori Amos 76 34 Madonna 75 35 Sisters of Mercy 75 36 Yes 67 37 John Lennon 64 38 Aerosmith 60 39 Van Morrison 60 40 Jethro Tull 55 41 Beach Boys 54 42 King Crimson 51 43 Page & Plant 50 44 Sting 50 45 Elvis Costello 49 46 Dire Straits 48 47 Red Hot Chili Peppers 48 48 Michael Jackson 47 49 Peter Gabriel 47 50 Lenny Kravitz 44 [This message was edited Sun Jul 18 12:17:00 2004 by Marrk] Thanks for posting the list and the link..  | |
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Supernova said: PurpleCharm said: Are there other artist that have as many bootlegged concerts and unreleased recordings as P does?
Most likely. Gotta remember, there are groups that allow recording of their live gigs, like the Grateful Dead. They've been doing that for, what, three generations now? But nobody but the recording artists themselves can say for sure how many unreleased recordings they have. So is a bootleg material that was never intended to be released by the artist? I know people call burned releases bootlegs, but I don't think that is the same. | |
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PurpleCharm said: Supernova said: Most likely. Gotta remember, there are groups that allow recording of their live gigs, like the Grateful Dead. They've been doing that for, what, three generations now? But nobody but the recording artists themselves can say for sure how many unreleased recordings they have. So is a bootleg material that was never intended to be released by the artist? I know people call burned releases bootlegs, but I don't think that is the same. Yes. A bootleg is an illegal recording of material not commercially available. Usually bootlegs contain live shows or unreleased studio out-takes. With a burned boot I have a feeling you're talking about the method that someone has recorded (burned) a cd of the existing bootleg recording, to either distribute it or listen to it via cd form themselves. This post not for the wimp contingent. All whiny wusses avert your eyes. | |
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PurpleCharm said: Supernova said: Most likely. Gotta remember, there are groups that allow recording of their live gigs, like the Grateful Dead. They've been doing that for, what, three generations now? But nobody but the recording artists themselves can say for sure how many unreleased recordings they have. So is a bootleg material that was never intended to be released by the artist? I know people call burned releases bootlegs, but I don't think that is the same. An illegal copy of an oficially- released audio or video recording is generally referred to as a 'pirate' whereas the term 'bootleg' generally refers to unofficially-released recordings. . ALT+PLS+RTN: Pure as a pane of ice. It's a gift. |
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moderatorMarrk said: The UK’s top most bootlegged artists (different titles seized).
http://www.bpi.co.uk/pira..._113.shtml 1 Rolling Stones 459 2 Led Zeppelin 447 3 Bob Dylan 440 4 Beatles 433 5 Prince 336 6 U2 288 7 Bruce Springsteen 267 8 Eric Clapton 231 9 Pink Floyd 210 10 Neil Young 209 11 Metallica 199 12 Nirvana 188 13 Jimi Hendrix 183 14 Grateful Dead 181 15 Pearl Jam 181 16 David Bowie 147 17 Depeche Mode 147 18 REM 142 19 Elvis Presley 131 20 Guns N Roses 128 21 Queen 119 22 Cure 118 23 Paul McCartney 118 24 Bon Jovi 110 25 Kiss 109 26 Oasis 103 27 Genesis 98 28 Deep Purple 92 29 Stevie Ray Vaughan 87 30 The Doors 85 31 Smashing Pumpkins 85 32 Who 78 33 Tori Amos 76 34 Madonna 75 35 Sisters of Mercy 75 36 Yes 67 37 John Lennon 64 38 Aerosmith 60 39 Van Morrison 60 40 Jethro Tull 55 41 Beach Boys 54 42 King Crimson 51 43 Page & Plant 50 44 Sting 50 45 Elvis Costello 49 46 Dire Straits 48 47 Red Hot Chili Peppers 48 48 Michael Jackson 47 49 Peter Gabriel 47 50 Lenny Kravitz 44 [This message was edited Sun Jul 18 12:17:00 2004 by Marrk] Interesting list Marrk but before it was shut down Guide 2 Prince.org listed over 1000 Prince bootlegs. if you've gotta pay for things that you've done wrong I've gotta big bill coming at the end of the day- Gil Scott Heron
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langebleu said: PurpleCharm said: So is a bootleg material that was never intended to be released by the artist? I know people call burned releases bootlegs, but I don't think that is the same. An illegal copy of an oficially- released audio or video recording is generally referred to as a 'pirate' whereas the term 'bootleg' generally refers to unofficially-released recordings. . There it is. Sometimes the buyer/trader lingo isn't clear... ` [This message was edited Sun Jul 18 14:45:52 2004 by Supernova] This post not for the wimp contingent. All whiny wusses avert your eyes. | |
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Its funny how Michael Jackson is so far down the list?
It would seem that Michael being the most successful "commercially" would have more bootlegs floating around? | |
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soulyacolia said: Marrk said: The UK’s top most bootlegged artists (different titles seized).
http://www.bpi.co.uk/pira..._113.shtml 1 Rolling Stones 459 2 Led Zeppelin 447 3 Bob Dylan 440 4 Beatles 433 5 Prince 336 6 U2 288 7 Bruce Springsteen 267 8 Eric Clapton 231 9 Pink Floyd 210 10 Neil Young 209 11 Metallica 199 12 Nirvana 188 13 Jimi Hendrix 183 14 Grateful Dead 181 15 Pearl Jam 181 16 David Bowie 147 17 Depeche Mode 147 18 REM 142 19 Elvis Presley 131 20 Guns N Roses 128 21 Queen 119 22 Cure 118 23 Paul McCartney 118 24 Bon Jovi 110 25 Kiss 109 26 Oasis 103 27 Genesis 98 28 Deep Purple 92 29 Stevie Ray Vaughan 87 30 The Doors 85 31 Smashing Pumpkins 85 32 Who 78 33 Tori Amos 76 34 Madonna 75 35 Sisters of Mercy 75 36 Yes 67 37 John Lennon 64 38 Aerosmith 60 39 Van Morrison 60 40 Jethro Tull 55 41 Beach Boys 54 42 King Crimson 51 43 Page & Plant 50 44 Sting 50 45 Elvis Costello 49 46 Dire Straits 48 47 Red Hot Chili Peppers 48 48 Michael Jackson 47 49 Peter Gabriel 47 50 Lenny Kravitz 44 [This message was edited Sun Jul 18 12:17:00 2004 by Marrk] Interesting list Marrk but before it was shut down Guide 2 Prince.org listed over 1000 Prince bootlegs. Its only title "seized" as opposed to produced. . | |
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PBS said: Its funny how Michael Jackson is so far down the list?
It would seem that Michael being the most successful "commercially" would have more bootlegs floating around? I don't know why he's on the list at all. He hardly ever sings live so WHY bootleg some prerecorded nonsense?    I never met you, but I LOVE you & I will forever!! Thank you for being YOU - my little Princey, the best to EVER do it | |
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