I'm transferring the recording I made from last night to my PC. If I uplaod it in it's raw form as it is can anybody here edit it and reuplaod as a decent bootleg. The quality is much better than I expected from a mobile phone recording in my pocket - but it is exactly that. It could do with beefing up a bit and cutting up into tracks.

I could probably do this myself but just don't have the time and thought there's probably someone here who can do it better than me anyway.

I think I got the whole concert. I stopped it during 'This Is Hardcore' as I wanted to take a video of the torches thing. I didn't expect this recording to turn out well at all and just be a wash of white noise - I just decided to give it a go as the band were coming on stage. - So forgive me for that!

I'll try and get it up on rapidshare or something as a big long file (or 3 big long files) today. If you can help - please step in!

(wouldn't mind a bootleg)

I 'd love to listen to that too!!

me too!

What are TCT going to do with all that proper footage they were taking, I could see 3 cameras in the arena at least.

You could try uploading to the Yahoo mail account....

I'm happy to chop it up for you if you upload.. not sure about clearing up/sound boosting though, I always think that makes stuff worse.

I think I may have mentioned it a few times. ie. the suede DVD - by no means am I comparing the bands (although I do have much love for suede), we're just saying maybe a nice dvd with the same level of detail ie. packaging would be quite nice...... you know a big fat glossy dvd booklet with lots of added extras! - but am looking forward to this bootleg!!!!!

Weed, I was just pointing out that Suede played a gig for TCT three years ago. This was subsequently released on DVD by TCT for £50. With this gig presumably being filmed (were they any camera people using the cameras?) presumably we can see similar here...

There were cameras but I think the charity were probably just filming it for their own promotion.

Stephen, you may have noticed I was a bit grumpy yesterday. I had my reasons but none of them were anything to do with you so please accept my apologies!

Now, for some reason this file fails to upload every time I try. I may chop it up and email it instead.

How does the audio bootleg compare to the youtube vids of various songs? Someone industrious could consider patching together the best bits to make the best possible recording...

Weed, don't worry about it. We can all get a bit ranty sometimes!

Errr, it's not working properly...

For some reason it has been a complete nightmare to get online! There were a couple of tracks which repeatedly failed to upload, which is why there are so many 'parts' with some emails just a single track. Let me know if there are any problems with downloading and I'll investigate. I'm aware 'Common People' is still missing & working on that now.

I was going to try something clever with one of the youtube videos as an experiement but as I've been working on this for well over 3 hours now it's wearing a bit thin, so I'll leave that for someone else!

Eamonn wrote:

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While it would be great if Pulp did something similar what I'd really love in terms of a Pulp DVD release is one with full footage of all their Glasto appearances - 94/95/98 and 2011. It would be just marvellous.

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 I suspect 2011 wouldn't be possible as there is limited TV coverage (though you could do something like Radiohead http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RrH42F9Q1GM ) and I'm not sure too much would remain of 1994 in the BBC vaults unless they keep all the tapes.  1995 is out there, so 1998 would be the one that would be good to see but arguably The Park is Mine covers the same material.

Personally, I'd love a DVD of a gig pre-Common People.  I know they had an Astoria gig televised in part, and there are probably other professional recordings out there.

I hope a 2011/2012 DVD will appear at some point, but it will depend on how commercially viable it is.  Franz Ferdinand did a good one a few years ago when they had two complete gigs and a number of other songs from various gigs around the globe.  Thing is it didn't sell, but it you pass by a Fopp, you can get one for a couple of quid.

Given Pulp @ Reading 2011 is freely available, I'm not sure it will happen.

hi there,
i'd love to put my hands on this boot too!

It might be me, first post here, but where can I find a copy of the bootleg? I have some fairly ropey footage from an iPhone, probably attributed to too much jumping about :-0

Any assistance gratefully received! Thanks.

I remember the first time I asked on here. About Grandfathers Nursery I think... Everyone ignored me!

It's a very good recording weed, ta very much.

Yeah I know, I'm just being obnoxious.

I'm almost completely paralysed. I'm writing this with my left eyebrow.

Hurrah for Jazza! I was a bit concerned that when I tried to open the mp3 files on my pc last night they were empty! I hope all the tracks are ok!

Don't ask how I did the cutting for that. Very complicated.

Thanks for this... Somebody did a really nice job cleaning this up. Thanks Jazza. Thanks everyone! What a night!

Channel 4 showed bits of the 94 set and the 95 one as they had the rights back then. The Beeb must have done a deal with GFL to buy it from them

weed wrote:

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Superchob - it hasn't been cleaned up at all. Amazingly, This is straight out of my phone!

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 Impressive. The tracks I tried to record are indecipherable.