Anarchy99
Footballguy
Since there might be a bunch of new folks around these days, I have been offering up collections of live music over the years cramming tons of music onto DVDs. No video, just audio. Roughly 50 hours of music per DVD all with good to excellent sound quality in mp3 format. I generally will give away a single DVD of music for free, sent to you by regular mail. If people want the entire collection of DVDs from that artist or DVDs from additional artists, I will send whatever people want for a small donation to cover materials, packaging, postage, etc. (most people chip in $5 per DVD).
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This time, I am going with classic British artists high on the rock pantheon to open up the NFL season with a bang. Here are the options . . .
THE BEATLES
2 DVD set with a blend of live performances, tv recordings, acoustic performances, outtakes, alternative recordings, and in-studio/rehearsal tracks. A few of you may have picked up Volume One, but not many of you would have gotten Volume Two.
PINK FLOYD
2 DVD "Best Of" Live Collection spanning 40 years of PF including solo performances. If you are a Floyd fan, this is an absolute must have, as their live versions of songs many times are better than the original studio versions. I have offered up Floyd before, but not a collection of the best of what I've got.
THE ROLLING STONES
3 DVD set. A handful of people have this already, but I don't believe I ever made it available to the general public. 50 year live retrospective. The late 60s/early 70s stuff is great stuff (the rest is good too, but that time frame was probably their peak).
THE WHO
2 DVD set spanning almost 50 years of sonic Who performances. Pretty evenly distributed across the 60's, 70's, 80's, and 00's with some solo shows included. Never offered here before.
LED ZEPPELIN
4 DVD set containing all of Zeppelin's soundboard recordings. I rolled this one out early this year and was one of the most popular. Tons of great music, most with near studio sound quality.
ERIC CLAPTON
3 DVD set of Slowhand both solo and some material from Blind Faith, Cream, Derek & The Dominos, and George Harrison, Numerous recordings of blues nights as well. Never offered here before, although a few people may have gotten copies along the way.
Have at it . . .
*** IF YOU ARE INTERESTED, POST YOUR INTEREST IN THIS THREAD AND I WILL SEND YOU A PM TO GET YOUR INFORMATION ***
This time, I am going with classic British artists high on the rock pantheon to open up the NFL season with a bang. Here are the options . . .
THE BEATLES
2 DVD set with a blend of live performances, tv recordings, acoustic performances, outtakes, alternative recordings, and in-studio/rehearsal tracks. A few of you may have picked up Volume One, but not many of you would have gotten Volume Two.
PINK FLOYD
2 DVD "Best Of" Live Collection spanning 40 years of PF including solo performances. If you are a Floyd fan, this is an absolute must have, as their live versions of songs many times are better than the original studio versions. I have offered up Floyd before, but not a collection of the best of what I've got.
THE ROLLING STONES
3 DVD set. A handful of people have this already, but I don't believe I ever made it available to the general public. 50 year live retrospective. The late 60s/early 70s stuff is great stuff (the rest is good too, but that time frame was probably their peak).
THE WHO
2 DVD set spanning almost 50 years of sonic Who performances. Pretty evenly distributed across the 60's, 70's, 80's, and 00's with some solo shows included. Never offered here before.
LED ZEPPELIN
4 DVD set containing all of Zeppelin's soundboard recordings. I rolled this one out early this year and was one of the most popular. Tons of great music, most with near studio sound quality.
ERIC CLAPTON
3 DVD set of Slowhand both solo and some material from Blind Faith, Cream, Derek & The Dominos, and George Harrison, Numerous recordings of blues nights as well. Never offered here before, although a few people may have gotten copies along the way.
Have at it . . .
