to any other zep fans...anyone recommmend any specific live/bootleg lps? ive got bbc sessions on vinyl, and No quarter, plant and Page..and early days on vinyl...but looking for anything else i havent heard. thx
Check the listings for Led Zeppelin on this page [http://db.etree.org/cathy_liebchen.
I have found some of her descriptions useful when obtaining Zeppelin boots in the past.
I have got quite a few of my boots from this site http://www.thetradersden.org/forums/index.php
If you are interested I can put a few different ones on a DVD as FLAC files and you can convert them yourself.
You might also find dimeadozen.org useful for lossless tapes.
I hear that they are not taking new members though. Most of the files come up on The Traders Den eventually though.
Sorry, missed your post there.to any other zep fans...anyone recommmend any specific live/bootleg lps?
You're right there.I think they have a 100,000 (!) user cap but purge disused accounts on a regular basis to free up slots.
I just make sure I keep using my account so it's not wiped!
Is DIME membership closed? Every time I try to sign up, you're always full.
We are still accepting new members, but there is a cap in order to keep the load on DIME's servers (and the load on our moderators!) at a manageable level, so that users can get the best possible service and support.
Every ten minutes around the clock a sweep runs that removes any accounts that have expired since the last run. DIME's home page tells you how many new accounts were opened in the preceding twenty-four hours, and that's a good gauge of how many openings there might be over the next twenty-four hours.
So keep trying, and good luck. We do not have a waiting list, nor (at this writing) an invitation system. You just have to grab a slot when one is available. We've found that if you keep trying for about thirty minutes at a sitting a couple of times a day it should not take long.
I have no idea of the current availability of vinyl Zep boots (never looked), as I don't imagine that any have been produced since the cd became commonplace. I do have a couple that will likely never be played again (see below), but would imagine that a fair number are owned by collectors who will not part with them - until death perhaps? - even then many will likely end up in a skip.im quite computer illerate..never downloaded a song...nor do i want to...my goal was to look for and buy zeppelin bootleg records..lps and/or 45's...no digital media. thanks to all others for the websites!! cheers!
The first Remasters box set (and BS2 which followed) truly are an enigma of bizarreness - kinda like someone shuffled everything up. Now I'm on an SB3 I'm tempted to make Playlists for LZ1 through Coda...I bought the remasters box set years ago. I just couldn't get to grips with the randomness of it all.