TheDigitalGardener said:
Not if your house burns down you don't. You could easily make back ups of your digital copies and keep them elsewhere. Something happens to your house, your physical copies are gone. By that rationality, you cannot buy anything. If I buy a painting and hang it on the wall, if house burns down, it's gone. | |
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sulls said: I prefer a 'professionally' pressed / packaged physical product. I don't know the costs of producing such a thing, but if selling mitigates the costs, I can understand that. Yeah, it adds something extra. For example, my bootleg CD of the Arnhem concert in 2010 has a booklet with photos of the actual show, so the combination of the recording and the photos bring back memories of the show in a way a download wouldn't. | |
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Again, is this 2004? How can anyone in 2017 possibly not know where to find free music? That you may not find one particular release or that you can't find it immediately after it's out, OK, but that you don't know where to find them in general? And everytime I've orgnoted someone on the Org to ask where to find the latest release, they've helped. IDK whom you've asked but either they were really busy or really mean A COMPREHENSIVE PRINCE DISCOGRAPHY (work in progress ^^): https://sites.google.com/...scography/ | |
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For the sake of argument OK, except no one does that. I've never met anyone who had 2 copies of their records and kept one in a vault somewhere. So yes, theorically. But in the real world the bottom line is that digital copies are safer than physical copies, because those are the ones you can duplicate and move off site as you see fit.
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I agree with Namor...Some people, again, some people (not all) act like your an idiot for even asking them and an even bigger idiot for not knowing where to go/look. Like it's their little club and you were not invited For instance a certain "Release" was mentioned a week or two ago and quite a few "orgers" were discussing how they had downloaded, listened and were comparing "its" sound quality to a certain "pressed" release that coincided with it, to supposedly "beat the bootleg pressed release"
I personally would have loved to join in on that discussion and comparision, but, alas not a very friendly response, 100% negative actually
Some of these releases are pretty incredible looking. I really like the art on some of them. I prefer a physical CD in hand personally, always have. I always make a copy or two so I don't have to worry about scratches, besides the digital copies I keep.
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I agree with Namor...Some people, again, some people (not all) act like your an idiot for even asking them and an even bigger idiot for not knowing where to go/look. Like it's their little club and you were not invited For instance a certain "Release" was mentioned a week or two ago and quite a few "orgers" were discussing how they had downloaded, listened and were comparing "its" sound quality to a certain "pressed" release that coincided with it, to supposedly "beat the bootleg pressed release"
I personally would have loved to join in on that discussion and comparision, but, alas not a very friendly response, 100% negative actually
Some of these releases are pretty incredible looking. I really like the art on some of them. I prefer a physical CD in hand personally, always have. I always make a copy or two so I don't have to worry about scratches, besides the digital copies I keep.
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what is IMNSHO far worst are the ones that make FAKES and sell them at a yuge price... Like "The Slaughterhouse" or "The Chocolate Invasion" as RARE! No, they are just fakes. "Keep on shilling for Big Pharm!" | |
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Technically they're not "fake", they're bootlegs too. A fake would be a pirate copy of an existing physical product: for example a fake original Black Album or a fake Vanity 6 or ONA or Madhouse 8. TS and TCI have never been released physically, which is something you'd assume anyone who knows enough about Prince to know of those pretty confidential albums would know. Now of course if they are being advertized as "rare official CD's" it's a scam, but if they're just "rare", well, I guess 1500 copies of a BFTP makes it rare pretty quickly as well. Most of our old boots from the early 90's are probably pretty rare nowadays. A COMPREHENSIVE PRINCE DISCOGRAPHY (work in progress ^^): https://sites.google.com/...scography/ | |
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I've been buying boots since the 80's. My first one was "Regent of 1st Avenue" on vinyl. The next one I got was "The black album" on cassette. I have 100's of bootlegs on CD from the 90's and will still buy them today. Making love and music are the only things worth fighting for. | |
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maybe if web sheriff didnt pull free downloads ...less bootlegs would get sold | |
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it is a bootleg but it is sold as if it was not. that is why i called it a fake... there are also counterfeit of things like One Night Alone Paino and the Black Album that are sold as if they are official but are not. (as well as some of the associated acts) "Keep on shilling for Big Pharm!" | |
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That's how I feel. i bought several back in the day before p2p got big just to HAVE something. Agreed...not everyone has connections and been around for several years. Some people are only looking for one or two concerts in particular...and they using their hard earned money the way they want to...just like when I bought "Parade Around The World 3 Disc" Parade Tour set for $25.00. Best $25.00 spent that year! LOL. Hell, Prince wasnt putting it out might as well. [Edited 1/10/18 15:19pm] Straight Jacket Funk Affair
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If the boot labels did not dangle the money carrot we would not have what we have ... boot labels keep interest alive .. if they recoup a few bucks so be it ... now the mastering is another story ... wb eye and the elites have all butchered in 2017 ... now that should be a crime | |
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