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Nine Inch Nails - 2007-08-11 - Budapest, Hu (Lossless)
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2008-08-01 21:42:27 GMT
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nympholept
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Respect tapers wishes.
Do not remove info files when resharing.
Do not take credit for other people's recordings.
NEVER share MP3 conversation without also sharing the original source.

Below is the full info file that came with the original release of this bootleg.

Note the part about mp3 conversions, and the inclusion of the info file.
If you don't agree with these instructions, fuck off and don't enjoy mrruin's recording.

Enjoy!

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Nine Inch Nails
Venue: Sziget Open Air Festival, Budapest, Hungary
Date: 11 August 2007
Taper: mrruin
Source: Audience
Transfer: AT U853c > 3wire BB > Church Audio ST-9100 preamp v2.0 > R09 24bit 48kHz, line in > mastering (EQ, compressor, limiter) > Adobe Audition 2.0 fades, track 

edits > flac 1.1.3 (level 8) > you
Sound Quality: A+ (for audience)
Position: 25m from stage, center

01 HYPERPOWER!
02 The Beginning Of The End
03 Heresy
04 Terrible Lie
05 March Of The Pigs
06 Closer
07 Survivalism
08 Burn
09 Gave Up
10 Me, I'm Not
11 The Great Destroyer
12 Eraser
13 Only
14 Wish
15 The Good Soldier
16 No, You Don't
17 Suck
18 Dead Souls
19 The Hand That Feeds
20 Head Like A Hole
21 Hurt

Running Time: about 1 hour 36 minutes

******Please do not distribute MP3s of this recording!******
******Please respect the taper and do not distribute without the info.txt file!******

DISCLAIMER: This show has equalizing, limiting and compression applied to it. In my ears and for my enjoyment it is a definite improvement of my recordings. If you do not crave those techniques on live audience recordings this show may not be for you.

Show Notes:
Excellent show from the Sziget festival in Budapest. Very good sound with a nice bass sound from where I was standing. The crowd was very much into it and didnt mind the mud and little bit of rain. The band played their more hit oriented setlist which suited me just fine. The visuals were stunning, especially the video wall they used in the middle of their set. I wish they would use it for more of the set, maybe even all or half of it since it creates a fantastic athmosphere. Trent was very pleased with the crowd and seemed to enjoy the festival too. They arrived a day early to see Skinny Puppy play.

From a recording point of view this turned out to sound excellent. In the middle (me Im not - the good soldier) I had to put up my rain cover so it sounds a little more muffled on those songs. Still very good I find. As usual this has been mastered so be wary if you do not like post processed recordings. Hope the rest of you enjoys this as much as we did! 
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Comments

So why respect them when they dont respect the artists wished not to be uploaded? Its just rubbish!
NIN unofficial allows fan recordings, and has never said anything forbidding them, moron.
oh noes, i maed a typo, how embarassmant.

I meant to say:
NIN unofficially allows fan recordings, and has never said anything forbidding them, moron.
Dear Iggy and others who see no harm in spreading mp3 versions of otherwise lossless files. If you don't respect the taper, at least respect the files. When you compress files, you lose data that cannot be replaced. If the lossless versions are not preserved, then in the future all you will have is crappy mp3s. If you can't take the time to share a file of more than 200 MiB, then what are you doing playing with torrents in the first place? Go back to Lime Wire.
AuntAbby - I once was a taper myself and I couldnt cared less what happend with the files. You talk like the flac-files would disapear forever if they was converted to mp3's. I never figured out why both cant coexist side by side? A few people noticed a lot of diffrent between 320 mp3 or flac's, espec if where talking about bootlegrecorded rockconcerts and not classical music...

Respect files? couldnt care less about files feelings :D And not the tapers either, since the only one that might be harmed is the artist themselfs.

Grow up and realise what that not even the artists seems to own their gigs or recordings, so why should anyone care more about the tapers? Its as stupid if we started to care about the recordengineers feelings about the studiorecorded music here, instead of the artists feeling. And how many care about if the artists hates to see there stuff torrented?
"I never figured out why both cant coexist side by side?"
They can - if everyone who posted MP3 conversions bothered to link to the original FLAC download, I would be happy.
But, just like all the morons on youtube, they just take, convert and post without any concern.

"so why should anyone care more about the tapers?"
Because some tapers STOP TAPING, or at least stop SHARING, when they see people transcoding their work.
I think you said that few people will notice the difference between mp3s encoded at 320 and flac files, especially in the case of audience recorded rock shows. While that may be true, how many shows are encoded at 320? Most of the mp3 files I have are at 192. So what about the future? What if a new algorithm is developed; say mp11 (these go to 11)? I should be able to convert my wav files to the new format. Will I be able to do the same with mp3 files? Think of the DVDs sourced from 15 year old VHS tapes. At that time, VHS was the leading media. However, the tapes degraded pretty quickly and then you have the problem of countless generations. So we are left with some grainy, colorless DVDs (with a band at the top/bottom).
In his reasoning for sharing mp3 files, dbt sites size and download time of flac. Is that a valid argument considering that speed would be determined by the size of the pool and your connection? And if the difference between a 200 MB file and a 500 MB file is an issue, maybe it's time to upgrade your computer. (I remember in 1995 it was recommended that you have at least 1 GB hard drive if you were a program hog).
Hmm, "what about the artist"? You mean they're not used to being ripped off by their record company yet? Does sharing a bootleg show hurt the artist? Maybe, if someone is selling it on eBay. On other hand, would Metallica be where they are today had Johnny Z not heard No Life Till Leather? Yeah, well probably.
I'm not anti mp3. I just feel that, when available, the lossless files should be shared. Will lossless files disappear forever? I doubt it. I cannot see into the future and if I could I'd be standing in line buying a Power Ball ticket instead of discussing file sharing.