[Alphavictim]

I saw a bootleg at the used records store today called "Bon Jovi - Bed Of Roses - Greatest Hits Live". It's from 1993, the label is "Multi Coloured Music", and the booklet is in german. The code is LLRCD 195. It's got various songs from Japan 1988, USA 1992 and USA 1987 on it. My question, as I couldn't find out this on any website or previous topics: Is it worth 8 bucks? There were no informations on when the shows took place, so I couldn't look up those. It contains Ride Cowbody Ride (Japan 198, seeing that's not that much of a standard, that's the only hint I got. Any ideas?

Anyway, tracklist is (not in order):

Bad Name, Prayer, Runaway (USA 87)
LYHOM, I'd Die For You, Ride Cowbody Ride, Wanted, BTBMB, There For You (Japan 198
Blaze, BOR, Sleep, KTF (USA 1992)

If I remember correctly, there were 14 tracks indicated on the back, so one was without a date. If memory serves me right, that was Bad Medicine, but I'm not sure.


Any help would be very appreciated.

[Stut]

If you got 8 bucks, go ahead. I don´t think it´s a rip off. I´ve paid a lot more. Track #14, Bad Medicine was recorded in Japan in 1988. You can find the covers with google. By looking at the covers, I´d guess that tracks from 1987 are from Cincinnati and the Tokyo ones from 31.12 1988.

[Alphavictim]

Damn, I should've though of google's image search. Well, that's the cover:

http://www.whatyoulike.nl/cdcovers/p...oses-front.jpg

Is that the one you got? If so, is the sound and performance quality alright, and are the tracks cut off in a proper way (at least allowing a semi-live atmosphre)?

[Stut]

No, I don´t have that. I meant, in general, that I´ve paid more than 8 bucks for bootlegs.

[TheseDays2005]

you're right, Cincinnati and the Tokyo, also 1992 usa is taken from another bootleg wich i have, but not sure wich one

[aph01]

could anyone tell me where you can get bootlegs? Do you find them in shops or on the net?

[Living_on_my_Hair]

Originally Posted by aph01

could anyone tell me where you can get bootlegs? Do you find them in shops or on the net?

Mostley through the internet, there are some serious collectors out there and trading networks for bootlegs exist.. but it is often hard to get started as, as the title suggests, you need some of your own stuff to trade in the 1st place.
However some folk do sell their bootlegs on the likes of ebay etc so you can always resort to that.
Also theres alot of free stuff available through file sharing programs such as limewire,kazza etc
You can pick them up in some independant record shops, but these type of places are on the decline sadly.
I just buy mine and download them form other users mostly..


andi