So...out of curiosity

[MadeInNewJersey]

What is Testament's position on bootleg recordings of their concerts? I'm sure they're aware they exist and all, but many musicians, at least ones I've spoken to, don't care provided no one is selling said recordings for a profit. They don't mind the free trade of them.

I'm curious, so does anyone here know?

 

[Brooks]

If you think you can be still enough and record while hundreds of crazy motherfuckers are moshing to Into the Pit, by all means try

 

[MadeInNewJersey]

Only a moron would record from the pit. As someone who knows what he's doing, the best spot is ALWAYS directly in front of the soundboard, since it's the sound guy who mixes based on how it sounds FOR HIM.

 

[Stun]

I think he was joking... hence the winking smily.

 

[Officer Nice]

Only a moron would record from the pit. As someone who knows what he's doing, the best spot is ALWAYS directly in front of the soundboard, since it's the sound guy who mixes based on how it sounds FOR HIM.

HA HA! He was kidding Mr.Know It All!

 

[MadeInNewJersey]

It's sometimes hard to tell...I haven't found anyone on any forums here who know anything at all about bootlegs and trading live music, so forgive me for assuming ignorance.

Nothing meant by it.

Officer Niece, give it a rest already, willya?

 

[Dead_Lioness]

i think someone has mentioned bootlegs of Testament here before, dont remember the context, but i didnt get the impression they had a problem with it.... maybe im wrong.