DAT-heads Digest #490

Contents:
  Led Zeppelin low gen trade  (AC)
  Re: Where to post shows? ("Dana")
  Re: Where to post shows? ("Dana")


From: AC <led20719@yahoo.com>
Subject: Led Zeppelin low gen trade 
Date: Sun, 8 Nov 2009 05:55:31 -0800 (PST)

I have these shows I received directly from the taper who says they are direct transfers from his masters (according to email I have from him):

4/03/77 Oklahoma
5/18/77 Alabama


I would like to trade for

6/23/77 California SBD snippet of guitar solo (it is around 15 min I believe and was leaked online some years ago from a tape a soundman was given for his laser cues)

7/29/73 New York SBD low gen (is this circulating?)

and possibly 
7/17/77 Seattle DVD upgrade or low gen (if the audio is an upgrade over other releases)

let me know if interested

thank you


      



From: "Dana" <fluffhead@cox.net>
Subject: Re: Where to post shows?
Date: Sun, 8 Nov 2009 09:15:01 -0700

> The only trick is finding the right category.=A0 If they don't already =
have
your band in their list, I think you can post to "Open Source Audio."=A0 =
I
believe Archive.org is primarily for bands that allow taping (or where =
you
got permission), but I'm not sure.

If the band has not given approval to be hosted on the archive you =
should
not post those shows in the open source audio section.=A0 This has =
happened in
the past and has caused quite a few issues for the mods and the =
archive.=A0
This came to a head last year when wolfgangs vault was transferred to =
open
source audio.=A0 The archive has taken great steps to host music for =
bands
that allow taping.=A0 Going around the limits that are put in place can =
put
the archive in danger.

Personally, for shows that don't go on the archive, I purchased a =
hosting
account and domain (aztapers.org) for about $200 a year.=A0 I get 3000gb
bandwidth and 300gb disk space per month.=A0 I'm hosting my Phish =
Festival 8
recordings there now.

Stay Kind,
Dana





From: "Dana" <fluffhead@cox.net>
Subject: Re: Where to post shows?
Reply-To: <fluffhead@cox.net>
Date: Sun, 8 Nov 2009 09:26:13 -0700

> The only trick is finding the right category.=A0 If they don't already =
have
your band in their list, I think you can post to "Open Source Audio."=A0 =
I
believe Archive.org is primarily for bands that allow taping (or where =
you
got permission), but I'm not sure.

If the band has not given approval to be hosted on the archive you =
should
not post those shows in the open source audio section.=A0 This has =
happened in
the past and has caused quite a few issues for the mods and the =
archive.=A0
This came to a head last year when wolfgangs vault was transferred to =
open
source audio.=A0 The archive has taken great steps to host music for =
bands
that allow taping.=A0 Going around the limits that are put in place can =
put
the archive in danger.

Personally, for shows that don't go on the archive, I purchased a =
hosting
account and domain (aztapers.org) for about $200 a year.=A0 I get 3000gb
bandwidth and 300gb disk space per month.=A0 I'm hosting my Phish =
Festival 8
recordings there now.

Stay Kind,
Dana




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