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Originally Posted by David
A lot of tapes -- Alpine Valley 10.10.82, for example -- sound great on some copies & bad on others because generational loss has affected some & dioxide tape decay has affected others. If you trade for tapes, the idea is to find people who got their copy of something as close as possible to the actual date/recording of the show. Don't hesitate to ask the person you're trading with, "Did you get your copy of the Tempe '82 show around the time of the Mirage Tour?"
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David, I really think you should start a "Fleetwood Mac Bootleg Trading Advice & Info" type site.
You're extremely knowledgeable in regards to correct dates and correct locations, not to mention which shows are truly good quality and which are barely passable, and basically how to avoid some of the crap that's out there.
It would definitely be one of the most valuable Mac sites.
