CD-R List

Stereo system

I'm in the process of creating a new CD-R trading site and tearing this one down.

Feel free to look around but keep in mind that this list is very partial. When I add a show to my new site, I remove it here.

I'll add a link to the new one later. There's no rush since I'm not trading right now anyways.

I don't grade my recordings. If they sound good, I keep them. If they don't, I toss them.
With bands that get their own page, I put some of the projects there that members of that particular band worked on as well.

I use a Pioneer PDR-509 stand-alone hooked up to a Sony STR-DE435 CD player via an optical cable. It has two problems. I can only use audio discs and the discs I burn are tagged with SCMS.

All the discs on this site are SCMS-free so I can make digital copies of them. I just can't make copies of something I made a copy of. It's irritating.

My Rules:

1. I do not like getting partial shows. If you send me a what's obviously a partial show and you didn't warn me, odds are that I'll never trade with you again. I don't want to spend the time making a trade for the same show later to find out what I'd be missing.

2. I only use 80-minute Fuji, TDK or Mitsui CD-Rs. I try to avoid one's made in Taiwan. I don't bother stocking 74-minute discs although I don't mind getting them in trade.

3. Don't write on the discs anywhere or stick post-it-notes on them. Post-it's can damage the discs.

4. I want to know what the rig was that was used to tape the audience recordings. Without that info, I'm probably not interested.

5. NO TAO! NO TAO!! NO TAO!!!

Eric Peterson
56 Maplewood Drive
Halifax, MA 02338-1501

travelingmood@netscape.net

My Website

No trading right now (no exceptions). I'm open to doing B&Ps right now though as long as you show some intelligence (see my 'B&P Policy'!).