I have no idea where to post this topic...so if it needs to be moved, go for it!
I have spent quite a bit of time working to digitize my live CD collection. I ripped them, flac'd and created text files for ones I didn't have. These are all backed up on hard drive and DVD-R. The collection is catalouged.
My question is: If you've done this, did you keep all of your old and original CD-R's?
Offered them for freebies if someone paid postage, gave them to friends, or used them as coasters. As a last resort I just chucked them.
I gave them away at local shows... Or I've dumped them in the "freebie" bin at the local record shop...
Terry
I did full spindle B+P's of discs. Then I traded the spindles into a place that accepted stuff without a receipt, and I bought my first iPod. Still kosher, I think. No money exchanging.
listen to them in my car :hmmm:
leave them in a box on your bumper with a sign at your next show.. stoke some people out... ;D
i grab a handful from time to time, and send them off to Jason at Endless Boundaries radio. Kinda cool to hear your stuff come up on Saturday night on his show. I gave/give tons away to folks too, turning as many converts as I can.
When I send them to Jason, I make sure to mark the package "CONFIDENTIAL STD RESULTS ENCLOSED".
I keep them and take other peoples ;D
There is also a local radio guy that would love them if i ever dumped them
:D ::) ;D
Quote from: AHappyHourHero on January 21, 2010, 06:53:57 AM
When I send them to Jason, I make sure to mark the package "CONFIDENTIAL STD RESULTS ENCLOSED".
;D
Over this side of the pond, I know a radio DJ who isn't allowed to play anything except what the radio station tells him to.
This is, however a good thing, as he is the worlds number 1 Phil Collins fan.
Humbug
would his name happen to be Peter Gabriel?
naw, I didn't think so, either