what's out there? I'm trying to collect/compile a list of private boot leg videos. So far i've got ..... Town and country 86 Royal Albert Hall 86 glastonbury 87 Reading 89 any more from the early days?
Boot leg videos.
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I have a near definitive list in the house. Off the top of ma heid....
Berlin SO36 Club 1981 Melbourne November 82 Bournemouth 83 Salford 84 Leeds Jan 85 London Jan 85 WOMAD 85 Leuven 85 T&C 86, RAH 86 Hacienda & Soundcheck 87 Glasnost 87 G-Mex 88 Reading 89, 93, 98 Germany 93 Brixton 12-10-01
My memory is foowkin terrible, there are a couple more about but I cannae think at the moment. There are also possible vids from Liverpool and Move. I have had contact with several people who claim to have concerts from the 80's but fuck all has come of it.
Most of the 1993 Montreux Jazz Festival performance is available here: http://www.sharingthegroove.org/msgboard/showthread.php?s=&threadid=63997&highlight=new+order
Originally posted by Andy Most of the 1993 Montreux Jazz Festival performance is available here: http://www.sharingthegroove.org/msgboard/showthread.php?s=&threadid=63997&highlight=new+order
I'm curious to see if it's better than the version I did, but somehow bittorrent is unable to connect to this..
"rejected by tracker"
Originally posted by Spotnick I also have Toronto 93...
Another I have not heard of.....what are the chances of getting this Nicos? sludden.hugh@recticel.com
As fer Minneapolis, has anyone got an original version?instead of some guy pointing a video camera at a TV set.....which is in glorius black and white![]()
Originally posted by Spotnick I also have Toronto 93...
I thought this was, like, uber-rare, or is that the 85 show which was filmed by local students or something?
The 85 Toronto show was professionally filmed, and was the band's preferred live show ahead of Tokyo for the PFD video, but for some reason the Tokyo one got the vote.
Never heard of a 93 Toronto one.
Originally posted by Jim "The Him" What is a torrent file and what do I need to watch it or listen to it?
Without going into tech details, a 'bit torrent' file in the sense of Sharing the Groove is a non-compressed audio or video file that is able to be downloaded in a 'loss-less' quality file (ususally as .flac instead of .wav or .mp3). Have a look at http://www.halm.us/bthq/newbie.html for details. The dedication to file quality for torrentialists (? may have just made that up) is great, but the size of the files is hellishly enormous - and is definately for broadband connections only!
As I'm on old steam-powered dial-up here, if anyone can point me to a DVD of Montreaux 93, I'm all ears.
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Originally posted by Detweiler 3.63 The 85 Toronto show was professionally filmed, and was the band's preferred live show ahead of Tokyo for the PFD video, but for some reason the Tokyo one got the vote.Never heard of a 93 Toronto one.
Pretty crappy though, but since I was there, I wanted it! It's been digitalized on the New Order Videologies I did a few years back, I sent the original tape to the original owner though....
I don't remember who it was though, many people sent me stuff, but I do have the whole thing in MPEG...
Is that pretty crap in the case of video quality or show quality. I was at Toronto '93 rather lacklustre as were the three following shows in the states.Still be interested to see it though for the same reason that I was there.
Originally posted by Spotnick I also have Toronto 93...
any chance of putting this online?
im collecting toronto bootlegs...
so far i have:
matthew good - 11 april 2003 echo and the bunnymen - sometime in 84 depeche mode - 5 november 1998
and im still looking for more..
i remember buying a bootleg copy of the town and country gig at camden market about 2000 years ago.
this was the worst copy of a gig i have ever seen.
i think the bloke filmed it in the middle of the mosh pit and was about 4ft 2.
did you go al/tim ??