Forum - View topicDistinguishing Bootleg CD's
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Zoe
Posts: 898 Location: Austin |
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If the CD is from a major label and the price is in the $15-$20 range, then it's totally possibly that it's a legitimate overseas version. |
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Sword of Whedon
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It's uncommon for there to be Asian mainland releases of anime soundtracks. Look at the distribution company. Sony, Avex, Pony Canyon and many other big J labels have mainland divisions
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Carol Maxwell
Posts: 359 |
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*deems self idiot music nut*
I probably wouldn't be able to tell a bootleg cd from a real one. As long as it plays on my computer or cd player, I'm a happy camper. |
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Sakura no Miko
Posts: 83 Location: Sunny California |
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Anyone been to a site called [Bootleg Store -C]? The url escapes me, but almost all of thier anime CDs sell for about $10. ANyone know if it's a reliable site? |
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Former ANN Editor in Chief
Posts: 2460 Location: Do not contact me for support. |
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they're reliable, but they're also a bootleg store.. so in that sense, no, they're not reliable. |
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gnollman
Posts: 535 Location: Richmond, KY |
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If you love it, support it. Pay full price, or at least don't buy a damn pirated bootleg. Great places to get authentic CDs are www.cdjapan.co.jp and www.amazon.co.jp. I can vouch for both of them....
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Sakura no Miko
Posts: 83 Location: Sunny California |
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() Note to self, check out sites, even if friends give them to you... Oh, well... |
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