alright. here's the deal. my dad is one of those computer guru types who has all this stuff that > i know nothing about. so he informs me that he has a "cd burner" that can record onto a cd. fancy that.he said he could hook it up to something or other and i could record vinyl or anything i want onto a > blank cd. so here's my offer. blank cds cost about 10-12 us dollars a piece (so > he says)...if anyone wants to record me a very good quality copy of tigermilk, from the original, not a dub of a dub, and mail it to me so > i can get me a copy on cd, then in return i will record you a copy onto cd as well at no charge and then mail it back to you at my > expense. all you would pay is price of the blank tape and a stamp to > get it to me. (maxell XL2). if anyone would like to take me up on this, please let me know. -brad
superbob wrote:
hey. i think there's been sort of a misunderstanding. when i said i was gonna make me and whoever sent it to me a cd of tigermilk, i didn't mean i was available for more than those two copies. i don't want to get into the whole bootlegging thing because a)it's illegal and b)it wouldn't be very nice to b & s. i see nothing wrong with making a couple. it's like making a dub, except on a flat disc instead > of tape. and i did it on a first come basis, and the guy that responded first is who i'm doing it with. so everyone can stop responding now. i've already set it up. on another note...if you really want a copy on cd, i know of at least two guys in my town who put things on cd for a price. one owns a record store and charges thirteen bucks. the other owns a studio and charges thirty bucks. i'm not saying for everyone to write me and ask > me to take copies to these guys, i'm saying check around your own town. believe me, my town is not big (south georgia), so if there are > two in my town, there's gotta be some everywhere. just check around.
-brad
Or rather, if you'd prefer not to be taken to court, don't. Jeepster have absolutely no reservations about taking legal action against anyone who illegally copies any Belle and Sebastian recordings and makes them available for sale. Please be aware of this, it is not meant to threaten, but such laws were created for a reason - to protect the bands interests. We are already looking into a person selling bootlegged "Tigermilk" CD-R's from Europe, yes, we are serious. "Tigermilk" WILL be re-released at some stage. Even though it will not have the same artwork, the songs will be the same, and it will be made available on other formats as well as LP. This may not happen for some time, however, they play Barcelona this weekend, there is a new EP released next month, the possibility of another EP being released before the end of the year, a new LP next January/February, a live date in Paris in November, live dates in Manchester in December, Germany and the West Coast and maybe even the East Coast of the US next spring, and then even more new recordings after that. Why dwell on the past while this band are one of the most prolific acts of our time? Wait until "Tigermilk" is re-released, and spend your time (and hard-earned money) in the meantime on their new recordings and live extravaganzas. The risk really isn't worth it. Katrina. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- . This message was brought to you by the Sinister mailing list. . To send to the list please mail "sinister@majordomo.net". . For subscribing, unsubscribing and other list information please see . http://www.majordomo.net/sinister . For questions about how the list works mail owner-sinister@majordomo.net -----------------------------------------------------------------------