Re: The best label in bootlegs?

Yellow Dog is still around and making new stuff (vol. 34-38 of the Day
by Day series) in Japan apparently, though their European operations
were shut down earlier this year. Same with Vigotone, both of which
were about as good as it gets for bootleg quality.

Silent Sea seems to be a new front-runner, though now some people are
saying they've made mistakes and poor editing choices. Still,
sonically, they are very high quality.

I've not heard any Swingin' Pig releases for a while.

Yes, CDRs are the common means for trading. Many people I know want
them ripped with error correction and burned at no more than 4x DAO.
MP3s are like a swear word.

I highly suggest that you check out www.bootlegzone.com. Enjoy!

[EMAIL PROTECTED] (googlecrazy) wrote in message news:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>...
> Hello everyone,
> 
> Naturally, I'm a big Beatles fan.  This was especially true several
> years ago when I was colleting some boots (including most of Swingin'
> Pigs Ultra Rare Trax series).  Anyways, I've been out of the Beatles
> Boot scene for a while and am now looking to add some more to my
> collection.  Here's my question:
> 
> What's the top label (or labels) in Beatles boots nowadays?  I'm
> mostly interested in studio material (rather than live material).  In
> particular, especially interested in anything from "Help!" onward.
> 
> 
> Are Swingin' Pig and Yellow Dog still around?  Are there any other
> labels offering material of similar quality (sonically, speaking)? 
> Or, are CDRs the common means of trading?
> 
> 
> Thanks for your help.