• From: BELGIUM
  • Registered: 2007-01-27
  • Posts: 3,403

Topic: BOOTLEGS

Where is the time that, even I did it back in 1974 watching a Moody Blues concert, and on tape at home, you could hear it, them singing, but all that other noise. I lost that cassette, but with actual techniques, they could maybe reduce the extra sound.
Now if you go to a concert, you take a recorder like a ZOOM H4, you point it at the group who's playing, and you will have already a very good record.
But I am convinced that when a group like the Beatles or Stones, when recording in a studio, they had to cut in their songs, like from 20 to 12 songs, so the other 8 songs, could be used for a next album or be removed, giving the opportunity to sound engineers to "take" outtakes, and bring them on the market later.
Is this a theory that is close to reality?

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