What's your favorite boot?

[Glittermoondust]

Originally Posted by David

Why is everybody listing radio shows as "bootlegs"? Do you guys know what a bootleg is?
Favorite SN performance: Los Angeles 10-02-83
Favorite SN sound quality: Los Angeles forgot-the-date but it's the Universal Amphitheatre show from 2001. Sounds fantastic. Unfortunately, it's a 2001 tour show, which makes it dubious. So I also have to nominate the Los Angeles 7-14-94 tape, a super-duper recording by someone with the right equipment.
Favorite FM performance: Osaka 12-04-77, Los Angeles 8-31-80, Detroit 9-19-82, Irvine 10-18-82
Favorite FM sound quality: St. Louis 11-06-79

OMG! There is a boot out there of the Detroit 9-19-82 show?? Can someone please tell me where I might find this or if anyone would be willing to trade or something?? I was at that show and would LOVE to hear it and have a copy--pretty please???

Amy

[seeker007nmss]

Originally Posted by amber

I like the just below the knee 3 inch maroon velvet boots the best...

Hehe - My first thought when I read the thread was "cowboy boots".

[amber]

Originally Posted by seeker007nmss

Hehe - My first thought when I read the thread was "cowboy boots".

Great minds and all that.

[DavidMn]

My personal favorites are the soundboard from 8-11-80 in Mobile Alabama, and the Tampa show from 6-8-03. that mobile show is incredible. Also, the 8-30-1978 show from Baton Rouge is wonderful. all 3 have top notch sound. they are by far the best of the 120 or so fleetwood mac concerts I have in my collection

[estranged4life]

Originally Posted by DavidMn

My personal favorites are the soundboard from 8-11-80 in Mobile Alabama, and the Tampa show from 6-8-03. that mobile show is incredible. Also, the 8-30-1978 show from Baton Rouge is wonderful. all 3 have top notch sound. they are by far the best of the 120 or so fleetwood mac concerts I have in my collection

you have picked...

Hopefully one of these centuries some of the rare as hell soundboard recordings will come to surface so everyone can share 'em