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	Bootleg recording - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A bootleg recording is a audio or video recording of a performance that was not officially released by the artist or under other legal authority.
		Some bootlegs consist of works-in-progress or discarded material distributed against the artist's will; these might be made from master recordings stolen or copied from a recording studio or a record label's offices, or from demo recordings not meant to be shared with a wide audience.
		Bootlegs can also be recorded "unofficially" with gear smuggled into a live concert—many artists and most live venues prohibit this form of recording, but modern portable technology has made such bootlegging increasingly easy and has dramatically improved the quality of "audience" recordings.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bootleg_recording (902 words)

	Encyclopedia: Bootleg recording
		Record producer Orrin Keepnews was editor of The Record Changer '51; he reprinted in his book The View From Within '88 the embarrassing story of how RCA Victor were custom-pressing bootleg jazz records for a Jolly Roger label.
		Bootleg Records are usually recordings of live concerts or unreleased songs that were performed in the studio, live TV appearances or alternate versions of well-known songs.
		Bootlegs that were recorded from the TV have decent sound, like an AM radio, but they are all in mono, and are not in true high fidelity sound.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Bootleg-recording (711 words)

	Bootleg - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Bootleg was a term which originally referred to the shank or top part of a boot, the part which is around the leg instead of the foot.
		Bootleg recording, an otherwise unavailable audio or video recording distributed without the artist's consent
		Bootleg pants, trousers which flare-out at the bottom of the legs and thus can cover the wearer's shoes.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bootleg (231 words)

	BOOTLEG (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-11)
		Anything that is regulated can be bootlegged, so the term now often refers to such items as audio or video recordings not released by whoever holds the rights to them, to cigarettes on which the required taxes have not been paid, and to jeans or other clothing with phony manufacturers' labels on them.
		A bootleg recording is one that was not officially released by the artist.
		This is often the case with artists whose recordings have either become public domain or whose original agreements did not include reissue royalties.
	www.yotor.org /wiki/en/bo/Bootleg.htm (711 words)

	Husker Du Spin Radio Show bootleg charts
		It was recorded for the Spin Radio Concert series and distributed to radio stations for airplay on a double-12" vinyl LP that remains very collectible to this day.
		Bootleg recordings of the gig have been appearing more or less continuously since the program was first broadcast.
		These boots range from cheesy off-the-air cassette recordings to vinyl pressings and CDs made from either a soundboard recording or the master tapes (which may be the same thing).
	www.thirdav.com /hd_discog/spinlist.html (678 words)

	GETTING GRAY WITH STEVEN D'ONOFRIO, DIRECTOR, ANTI-PIRACY UNIT, R
		Clearly record companies and artists get distur bed when they spend months of putting out a particular record where they themselves would have an artistic decision and there are an awful lot of artists who have recorded a lot of things that they don't want, for whatever personal reason, released.
		If you had a bootleg convention for instance with a hundred vendors and there was one piece of product in there, you would make a hard ca se to show that the owner knew, but when the thing is nothing but a den of thieves no matter what he says in the contract...
		And it could be of their T shirts, it could be of their record s, and it's funny some of the bands that are known for allowing taping sections will come to us and be some of the bigger complainers about counterfeit cassettes.
	www.grayarea.com /riaa4.htm (13133 words)

	Bootleg Music: the collector's obsesssion
		With audience recordings (you stand in the audience holding a mic up) the gap is the distance from the speakers to your mic; with soundboard recordings, it's the distance from the singer's lips to the mic...
		Aside from a few acts which actively promote fan recordings of their concerts, most musicians and their record companies are freaked to death over the snowballing rise of digital recorders, burners and playback units.
		An "official" bootleg of each show would be snapped up by the legions of acolytes who would normally be happy with a crappy audience recording, if that's all there was.
	www.culturecourt.com /Ajo/media/boots3.htm (2959 words)

	Cast Recording: Wicked on Broadway
		I was used to the spontaneous, complete nature of the bootleg recording, and this just didn't measure up.
		It's grown already to become one of my favorite cast recordings ever, and it seems to be garnering the attention merited to some of the biggest music stars.
		One of the things I miss most about this recording, however, is the song "Wicked Witch of the East," which is an extended scene with musical passages in it, that was one of my favorites when I saw the show.
	www.wickedonbroadway.net /castrecording.html (498 words)

	Bootleg Recordings and Fair Use: Legal Language Services (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-11)
		Instead, the recording would be a violation of § 1101, a 1994 amendment which prohibits the unauthorized fixation or distribution of "the sounds or sounds and images of a live musical performance." Violators of this section are not copyright infringers, because the live musical performances they exploit are technically unfixed and thus not copyrightable.
		Even if an authorized recording is made of the same concert, it is only the recording, not the performance itself, which is copyrightable, and the bootleg, as an "independent fixation" under § 114, arguably does not infringe the authorized recording.
		The statute therefore provides that violators of §1101 shall be subject to the remedies of the Copyright Act "to the same extent as an infringer of copyright," tacitly recognizing that bootleg concert recordings are not infringements of § 106.
	www.legallanguage.com /lawarticles/Clarida011.html (869 words)

	Bootleg Recordings
		Bootleg recordings are unauthorized recordings of concerts or live performances.
		Brian purchased a bootleg copy of Bob Dylan’s 1979 concert in Philadelphia from a street vendor the last time he was in New York City.
		Since the sale of unauthorized recordings is prohibited by law, regulated, or may cause harm to eBay or its members, sellers may not list these items on eBay.
	pages.ebay.com /help/policies/bootlegs.html (301 words)

	Husker Du Discography (long-form) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-11)
		All commercial recordings are (or were) available on vinyl, except The 7 Inch Wonders of the World (cassette and CD), Barefoot And Pregnant, Kitten, and the cassette magazines (cassette only).
		Bootleg track lists reflect as-heard recording contents, not claims made in package copy (an unreliable indicator).
		Within each category, titles are listed more or less in chronological order (by recording date for bootlegs and concert tapes, release date for everything else).
	world.std.com /~thirdave/hd_discog/00_intro.html (582 words)

	SLF's Bootleg Info (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-11)
		Technically, a bootleg is simply a recording, on any format, of material not officially released by an artist's recording company.
		Bootlegs are often recordings of live performances, but they can be illicit releases of professionally-recorded material, such as demo tapes.
		The term, "bootleg", is widely used and understood, but it is not really appropriate for most live recordings.
	www.gweep.net /~sfoskett/music/bootinfo.html (525 words)

	Daniel Amos : Live Bootleg 82 Reviews (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-11)
		Now, thanks to the miracle of persistence and a desire to actually make a living, DA has taken an 8-track bootleg recording made of the St Louis gig of that tour by Bruce Brown, and made it available to fans through Spring Arbor distribution and its fan club mail order.
		The original recording is enhanced by Taylor to bring our the full live sound, but the raw, concert energy remains with little or no overdubs.
		This is a mint recording, for collectors, fans and all those curious about the best rock band in the golden age of.
	www.danielamos.com /articles/rlb82.html (406 words)

	The Mavens' Word of the Day (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-11)
		I've heard of bootleg gin, bootleg records, and the play a quarterback runs in the NFL called a bootleg.
		The original meaning of bootleg in the seventeenth century was a rather boring one: 'the upper part of a boot'.
		In early use, around 1890, this was usually referring to liquor, with "bootleg" as a noun being more-or-less equivalent to moonshine, and as a verb meaning 'to smuggle liquor'.
	www.randomhouse.com /wotd/index.pperl?date=19960611 (217 words)

	Kate Bush @ Paradise Place - Discography. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-11)
		A bootleg can be defined as any recording which is made without the consent of all the holders of the copyright to the material being recorded.
		Not surprisingly these recordings have found there way onto bootleg CDs, the ones I have have clearly been mastered from a vinyl recording, I do not no if a CD exists that's been take directly from the original tape.
		There are of course bootlegs from the 1979 'tour of life' as well as various bootlegs of live appearances on TV or Radio.
	www.paradiseplace.org.uk /Kate/Disc/Bootlegs.htm (305 words)

	CLL Articles - Practice Pointers: Bootleg Recordings and Fair Use (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-11)
		Instead, the recording would be a violation of § 1101, a 1994 amendment which prohibits the unauthorized fixation or distribution of "the sounds or sounds and images of a live musical performance." Violators of this section are not copyright infringers, because the live musical performances they exploit are technically unfixed and thus not copyrightable.
		Even if an authorized recording is made of the same concert, it is only the recording, not the performance itself, which is copyrightable, and the bootleg, as an "independent fixation" under § 114, arguably does not infringe the authorized recording.
		The statute therefore provides that violators of §1101 shall be subject to the remedies of the Copyright Act "to the same extent as an infringer of copyright," tacitly recognizing that bootleg concert recordings are not infringements of § 106.
	www.cll.com /articles/article.cfm?articleid=41 (819 words)

	Amazon.com: Bootleg : The Secret History of the Other Recording Industry: Books: Clinton Heylin (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-11)
		And while Heylin is as critical of shoddy bootleg operations as he is of official record companies, he has surprisingly little to say about the music that bootleggers have helped rescue from oblivion, beyond a generally persuasive defense of the fan's right to hear material that corporations and perfectionist artists would rather suppress.
		The author continues with the growth of rock bootlegs, the impact of the 1976 Copyright Act, and the beginnings of British bootlegging, spurred by punk rock.
		The bootleg scene has changed so massively and, perhaps, immeasurably, during the past ten years that _Bootleg_ begins to read as more of a pure history book on days long past than as a record of something vibrant.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0312142897?v=glance (1718 words)

	imperfectly.com Bootleg FAQ
		Bootlegs are simply live concert recordings which are not officially released by the artist.
		Selling recordings which one does not own the copyright to is illegal.
		Send an e-mail with the auction number and the fact that it is a bootleg recording to safeharbor@ebay.com.
	www.imperfectly.com /boots/faq2.htm (497 words)

	State: Bootleg recording raids net 6 arrests
		The searches were conducted in cooperation with the recording industry, said Sgt. Frank Japour of the Sheriff's Office.
		An executive from the Recording Industry Association of America told detectives in May that thousands of unauthorized recordings were being sold each month in northeast Florida, typically priced between $5 and $10 each, several dollars below normal retail prices.
		Armando Villa of Hialeah was charged with criminal copyright infringement after customers complained that he broke a promise to provide software that was "new and in the box." An undercover postal inspector followed up by answering Villa's spam.
	www.sptimes.com /2003/07/29/news_pf/State/Bootleg_recording_rai.shtml (291 words)

	Bootleggers Use Hear Aid To Record (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-11)
		Typical of the ALD bootlegs is an Aug. 22, 1999, Springsteen concert from Boston's Fleet Center _ one of the most popular illegal recordings of the Boss' E Street Band reunion tour, according to Internet sites.
		The Recording Industry Association of America only becomes involved once the illegal material is manufactured and distributed, according to Creighton.
		The association says that hundreds of millions of dollars are lost annually through the various forms of bootlegging, and this new technique should add to that total.
	stu.wccnet.org /~inp200b/TeenMagazine/bootleggrecordings.html (477 words)

	patti smith: bootlegs
		This is the bootleg album recording of Patti's Bottom Line performance at the end of December, 1975.
		This is a recording of Patti's May 12, 1978 concert at the Santa Monica Civic Center.
		Unlike most of her other bootlegs, which were taken from radio broadcasts, this one was recorded on the scene from within the audience.
	www.oceanstar.com /patti/info/bootlegs.htm (3210 words)

	Beatles' Timeline: Birth thru 17AUG62 - Beatles' First
		The potential starting date is 1940, the year Ringo Starr and Stu Sutcliffe were born (recordings of womb sounds may surface?).
		Footnotes: The available Tony Sheridan/Beat Brothers recording of "Swanee River" found on the original _My Bonnie_ LP is (almost) certainly NTB, but provides a glimpse at what the arrangement must have sounded like.
		The quoted phrase is to indicate some distinctive characteristic of this recording version of the song.
	ourworld.compuserve.com /homepages/mdcarey/1stbest.htm (1139 words)

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		Nowadays, the term bootleg is also used for mixes (or 'mash-ups') of different songs, where the vocal track of one song is mixed with the instrumental version of another song.
		Some are made from people with cheap equipment in their pockets at the back of a theatre, while others are made from people who work at the stadium and record off the soundboard producing a quality equal to studio recordings.
		Bootleg sellers often use on-line marketplaces like eBay to sell their material as well.
	www.talking-heads.net /thboots.txt (1378 words)

	Foo Fighters Bootleg CD Buyers Guide (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-11)
		Go there for complete ratings, setlists and comments on bootleg recordings that are not on CD that you want to trade for.
		If a Foo Fighters Bootleg CD is put in the "Fooking Suck" category, that does not mean that the recording is not nice to have.
		The recording on this CD sounds better than the recordings of this show that you can trade for on tape.
	members.aol.com /Foo5138003/bootlegguide.html (1195 words)

	The Smiths gigography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-11)
		Au audience recording of this concert is available from certain bootleg traders, but it is not found on file sharing networks yet.
		A reasonably good audience recording of this gig was first released on the 'official' double LP bootleg "Brixton Academy Friday 20/10/86" (yes the date is incorrect).
		This recording was reissued on fanmade bootleg cd with the same title and same artwork, and is also found on the 'official' bootleg cd titled "Genius Steals", without the Romeo And Juliet intro and the Billy Bragg snippet.
	passionsjustlikemine.com /smiths-g8610uk.htm (5455 words)

	Blogcritics.org: Rare Early Dylan Recording Given to Historical Society
		Known to Dylan bootleg collectors as the "Minnesota Party Tape," the 12-song recording was donated to the Historical Society last week by Cleve Pettersen, who kept it at the back of a drawer for many years.
		The Historical Society announced that the recording is available for public listening in the library at the Minnesota History Center in St. Paul.
		The History Center has CD and cassette copies of the recording in its library at 345 W. Kellogg Blvd., which has free admission and is open Tuesdays through Saturdays.
	blogcritics.org /archives/2005/01/14/145342.php (879 words)

	IPR enforcement rings alarm bells in bootleg recording industry
		Under tough regulations of copyright legislation endorsed by Parliament in August, the country's more than 650 licensed cassette shops are banned from recording and selling pirated music tapes.
		Ma'lawani, whose company manufactures tapes in the industrial city of Sahab, said he recently purchased copyrights to record and distribute songs of Saudi singer Mohammad Abdo.
		Neirab added that the whole process was worth between $500-$2,000, but now with tough regulations, purchasing the copyrights of Egyptian singer Ehab Tawfiq, for example, would cost $60,000.
	www.jordanembassyus.org /02292000008.htm (1002 words)

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