Anyone know where to find dvds?
 

Does anyone know of any sites that sell dvd copies of any of Stevies unreleased concerts (the '81, '83, '06 Melbourne concerts, etc). Occasionally one will pop up on ebay but they're always gone before I remember to check. Haven't had much luck with the torrent sites either and I'm starting to get desperate :o any leads would be greatly appreciated :thumbsup:

thought some of you guys might be interested. i searched and searched and searched and found this :) ...

http://shop.vendio.com/RareDVDs/home.html

I'm gonna try it out and see if it's the real deal. they've got tons of good stuff.

There are some great traders around here. You might want to see if there's anyone who will trade with you before you spend your hard earned money on this stuff.

I went ahead and ordered the HBO concert and Ladies and Gentlemen: The Rolling Stones last night and hopefully it's a legit site. Problem is, I've got all of the common FM bootlegs but nothing anyone would really want to trade for. The dvd's on the site are pretty cheap ($12) and apparently come with a case/artwork and the shipping is free so it doesn't seem too bad.

the "good" traders will do a blank trade with you. you provide 2 blank dvd's and postage for every 1 dvd you want.

I recommend...
 

finding a trader with a good track record and avoiding paying $$$$ for unreleased shows on DVD's.

I usually do B&P trade ("B"=Blanks & "P"=Postage-In other words ya provide the blank DVD-R's and return postage and I'll do the rest) for folks in these here parts, So let me know if ya need anything.

Edit: Checked that website in question, seems alot of the shows are transfers from official VHS to DVD (Most of those listed are easily available by trade and/or torrent.)

I think if someone is selling quality unreleased recordings at a reasonable price, it's fine to put out the cash. Trading among reliable fans would be ideal. But sometimes, it's just easier to deal with a third party.

That is also true...
 

since in the past I have also shelled out for live concerts and rare footage (But I have also been lucky that a very select few, such as the Ledge's own missing & beloved David O., has let me transfer his collection from VHS to DVD-To be able to otain very rare material.)

If you're so inclined, I've seen bootleg DVDs in one off Mom and Pop used record stores. Also if you can find a "record show" in your area, they always have good rare stuff, including DVDs.

Check the chrome oxide site

http://www.chromeoxide.com/swapmeet.htm

Sorry for bumping, but...!

Damn right, tons of good stuff indeed!
Interested in some Duran Duran DVDs but I've no idea who to contact for a trade so I'm thinking of going here...
Are they legit?