Post subject: Re: ISO: Fan shot DVD of Dublin / Belfast 2010
Posted: Sat Jan 15, 2011 8:18 pm
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They surely did..tore the roof off the place if you had a mind to, you could download all the youtube clips and compile them and throw the official bootleg audio on top..think thats what a lot f the more...determined fans do some great fottage out there
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I am working on a Dublin one. BlinkEye will send me some videos he got.
But it will not be enough for a complete dvd. I've messaged people over at Youtube. But only one guy responded.
So, if there's anyone out there who could help with some footage PLEASE message me.
Hopefully you can get the video to complete the Dublin DVD, but I would not count on those that post on Youtube helping. The folks that post on youtube are not the sharing type to be honest, only teasers saying look what I have. Well thats what I think at least. Anyway like I said good look with the dvd. Fingers crossed we will see both Belfast and Dublin dvds shared soon.
Post subject: Re: ISO: Fan shot DVD of Dublin / Belfast 2010
Posted: Sun Feb 27, 2011 1:49 pm
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Flashback07 wrote:
Any progress on these??
Still working on Dublin. Not easy to get enough stuff. Fixer is missing completely and there are still a lot of gaps to fill. But i hope i will get it done soon.
Post subject: Re: ISO: Fan shot DVD of Dublin / Belfast 2010
Posted: Sun Feb 27, 2011 1:51 pm
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Joined: Fri Sep 15, 2006 11:00 am Posts: 16093 Location: dublin Gender: Male
Doubt half the downloaders would have a problem with the Fixer missing..that was an od gig..they didnt kinda click and about 6 songs in you could see an unspoken decision being reached onstage..hang on..let's kill this..ended up great though
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Post subject: Re: ISO: Fan shot DVD of Dublin / Belfast 2010
Posted: Mon Feb 28, 2011 10:06 am
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bjhunnicut wrote:
Flashback07 wrote:
Any progress on these??
Still working on Dublin. Not easy to get enough stuff. Fixer is missing completely and there are still a lot of gaps to fill. But i hope i will get it done soon.
OK! Looking forward to seeing what you put together. A guy with the user name levoredbeard on youtube has posted a video of the Fixer which might help fill the gap.
Post subject: Re: ISO: Fan shot DVD of Dublin / Belfast 2010
Posted: Tue Mar 01, 2011 1:22 pm
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if you had a mind to, you could download all the youtube clips and compile them and throw the official bootleg audio on top..think thats what a lot f the more...determined fans do 
