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[Diablos]

Death Cab for Cutie - 04/01/2004
Led Zeppelin - 05/24/1975
My Morning Jacket - 05/24/2004
Modest Mouse - 07/26/2003
Pink Floyd - 11/16/1974
Radiohead - 06/28/1997
Radiohead - 08/21/2003
Radiohead - 05/01/2004
Tool - 02/04/1993
Tool - 07/15/1998
Weezer - 02/17/2002
The White Stripes - 08/01/2004
Wilco - 04/21/1999
Wilco - 09/02/2002
Wilco - 12/31/2004
Plus almost 30 Smashing Pumpkins bootlegs.

 

[Meier]

That I bought? Fuck no, I wont give anyone but the artist/record label my money for a CD. That I downloaded? Sure. I just got a Coldplay one today in fact.

 

[Diablos]

No no, these are either audience or soundboard bootlegs. Not commerical ones. If a band I like has a bootleg for sale, I buy it. You can't buy the ones I listed though, they're non-commerical and anyone that sells them deserves to get their bloody arse kicked.

 

[Megafoo Chavez]

yes, yes i do.

 

[Jason]

Far too many (70ish Radiohead boots alone). I record my own too.

 

[Diablos]

Have any from the Pablo Honey era?
Mwahahahaha

 

[Jason]

11

 

[speedpop]

About 10-15 Radiohead sets. The earliest one is Glastonbury, latest is their Spain/Portugal tour. Can't really be bothered to grab anything after they released their album and went around the world.

Wouldn't mind finding the Chicago '01 or '02 set either, has the best version of True Love Waits IMO.

 

[Flizzzipper]

I've got a lot of Beatles, Nirvana, and White Stripes...I almost have every WS show out there. I've got everything 2001 and below and have almost got 2002 knocked out.

 

[Quadrophenic]

I have 2 Radiohead bootlegs (both from shows I attended), and a Pixies bootleg from Coachella (the Disc Live cd..)

I think thats it, aside from maybe a random live song here or there.

 

[Ristamar]

I've got 4 or 5 Nirvana bootleg CDs.

 

[RedDwarf]

I have way too many boots to list (probably about 200 or so), with tons being mp3 downloads over the years. Favorites include:

Shellac - Tokyo
Replacements - Their last show
Bob Mould - Live, acoustic performance at a guitar shop in 1991 or so
The Clash - Live in Jamaica from some radio station there
The Clash - Combat Rock (the original Mick Jones mix)
Black Flag - Demos, with some tracks that never made it to an album
Cheap Trick - Their entire second album rerecorded with Steve Albini
Neutral Milk Hotel - Live and rarities

 

[Litigation Manuel]

I've been looking for an opportunity to post this:
http://www.fugaziliveseries.com/list.html
A series of 20 Fugazi bootlegs, recorded by the band, throughout their time as a band. Some good stuff on there. I'll probably be getting one of them soon.

 

[Richiban]

I got about 3 or 4 eels live sets from their FTP site one night...great stuff

 

[kablooey]

Far too many (70ish Radiohead boots alone). I record my own too.

Yeah, I'm in that area with RH boots. Recording your own must be awesome though.

My favorite Radiohead shows are:

4-17-1998 Radio City Music Hall
7-04-2000 Berlin, Germany
11-26-2003 Earl's Court

 

[White Man]

I have just about every well-known VU bootleg of decent quality. I have a respectable number of SY ones, but their bootlegs aren't typically great to listen to.

 

[GG-Duo]

Wouldn't mind finding the Chicago '01 or '02 set either, has the best version of True Love Waits IMO.

IMO the best version is the original 95 Israel with Jonny on keyboards.

"This, this is a brand new song .. nobody's heard before..."

 

[bjork]

3 or 4 bjork
1 sugarcubes video
and I think that's it.

 

[Polari]

I have a few Skinny Puppy, Ministry, Throbbing Gristle and New Order boots. To be honest, I find bootlegs tend to have a limited appeal to me, usually due to sound quality.

 

[theo]

I have a couple of Arcade Fire recordings...i used to be heavily into trading but its too time consuming.

 

[Ill Saint]

Black Flag - Demos, with some tracks that never made it to an album

Details please! I'd be very grateful.