yes he did. it is new to me that he preferred to keep them lossless though.

since I got the cdr's from Anachronism I put them on my computer as 192 kbps mp3's and that was finished recently. I meant to let people make requests and then through megaupload, mediafire or some site like that let people download them. also as a sort of thank you, not keeping it all to myself. but putting all those cd's on my pc as lossless takes up too much of my space and time, I'm simply not that fussy about sound qualities (I don't hear the difference when live bootlegs are concerned).

now I'm a bit hesitant, reading that he wouldn't want that to happen apparently. on the other hand, he never gave me specific instructions like that.

hmmm....

Aaaah! My first ever Pulp concert. An absolutely amazing day. 16 years old and suddenly every other person in the glorious sunshine in this massive park seemed to have an I'm Common T-shirt. That would be living the Britpop dream then.

I've had a grotty cassette of this since '95 so hopefully this will be an upgrade - thanks!

The Glastonbury set from '95 was played in it's entirety on Jo Whiley's show on Radio 2 on Thursday night.
If there's anyone on this forum who has never heard it (I'd be surprised!) do yourself a favour. It's up on their website for the next couple of days.

Beforehand, on the same show, a quite brilliant, imo, female artist, called Anna Calvi, is in session playing a couple of songs.
Would be great if she opened for Pulp in one of their own shows. Anyway, she is well worth a listen also.

Personally I vote for getting them online in as high a quality as possible. If WAV files are too cumbersome, FLAC is a good alternative and dead easy to use once you've got the encoder (see http://flac.sourceforge.net/). In a way, sharing stuff in a non-lossy format actually matters more with old bootleg recordings - if the original signal isn't great to start with, when you convert to MP3 you stand to lose a lot more of whatever's still there under all the hiss and distortion than you would do with a pristine studio recording.

Equally Freek, of course whatever format you wanted to share this stuff in would be most welcome!

I've actually spent the last few weeks doing 24/48 digital transfers of all my cruddy old bootleg cassettes at the recording studio where I work. Of course they still sound like cruddy old bootleg cassettes, but at least they're not going to get any worse!

my modest help for bar italia!

Viva Pulp People

http://www.4shared.com/u/uTuw9pD_/_online.html

http://www.4shared.com/u/zU7nTs2Q/_online.html

im on the pulppeople playing happy endings...

Those are great! It does rather spoil my memory of everyone there having an I'm Common T-shirt though ;)

They look a bit early in the day to have been taken during Pulp's set - my memory is that they came on just as it was getting dark. Presuming it was the same day, maybe during Sleeper? If so, I'll be sitting somewhere on the concrete steps opposite your vantage point, enjoying my first taste of Heineken Export...

Hi all; I'm a bit late coming to this but is there anywhere where the Heineken 1995 audio is still downloadable from please?

You were three?! God I feel old now. I was sixteen and it should have been my first Pulp gig as a mate and I got tickets, but his dad refused to let him camp so we had to get the last train back - FIVE MINS before they came on!

Just a re-request if any kind person could point me to a link to download Leeds 95 I'd be very grateful!

Ahhh, and they were really brilliant that night too. :)

I was 14 too. Had a blast, I did.

21 years today! Time for a dewy eyed nostalgic moment I think.