How do you start trading FM music?

[diamondsnake]

I have gone crazy listening to the same 10 FM albums, so this weekend I went crazy looking for things to download online. I found a few things that were good, but I am more intrested in a live recording of a show from the Trouble in Shangrila tour. Does anyone know how I would go about getting this if I really have nothing to trade? I mean, it seems to be impossible to start trading if no one will allow you to pay them for copies of FM stuff.

Anyone have any idea how to break into the trading business?

Anyone know where to find a live recording from the TISL days?

Thanks!

[Mad4stevie]

Here is a great website to check for downloads. It compiles most of the websites that host songs for download. Usually someone has a TISL show posted.

http://www.fleetwoodmac.de.vu/

Good luck!

[SaraRhiannon]

http://www.geocities.com/chula71619732/bootlegfaq.html

[diamondsnake]

I was also wondering, is there anything wrong with listening to some of the "demos" of Stevie's? I heard that they were stollen from her and she is upset that the fans have them....

I was also wondering, how do any demos make their way into circulation? Is someone in the FM community leaking them to the public, or what?

[secondhandchain]

Originally posted by Mad4stevie
Here is a great website to check for downloads. It compiles most of the websites that host songs for download. Usually someone has a TISL show posted.

http://www.fleetwoodmac.de.vu/

Good luck!


Thanks for that link, it is awesome. I've never heard the Sara (cleaning lady version), which is actually the final vocal, but chopped up, especially at the end. Wow. I heard a great version of Straight Back, which in my opinion sounds much more raw. Why on earth wasn't that vocal version on "Mirage" It's awesome.
The other thing I notice was that they kept pretty true to the Buckinham Nicks versions of "Sorcerer" and "Candlebright." It would have been great if Lindsey added his vocal as a guest on the TISL version. Oh well.