Hi all,
Deliberating on whether to get the download or CD of a couple of shows.
Do these downloads come with the cover art/pdf booklet of the CD?
Thanks!
Hi all,
Deliberating on whether to get the download or CD of a couple of shows.
Do these downloads come with the cover art/pdf booklet of the CD?
Thanks!
The downloads come with a jpg of the front cover, the one you can see on their website. No backcover or booklet.
The standard CDs are CDRs not factory pressed CDs. One of the few exceptions to that rule was the 1978 tour box. The first pressings of these were factory pressed CDs.
The packaging is an ECO pack, made of recycled strong cardboard stuff. The artwork is a sticker thatâs wrapped around the cover with the artwork on the front, printing on the spine and track listing on the back.
For me it really doesnât make any sense to buy the CDs. I purchase the downloads and burn them to CDR myself if I need a physical copy.
But the shows are great!
Like Dirk I have a number of these, but bought them all digital.
I see some of the other showâs I have bought there are available in high resolution up to 24/192 but the Springsteen showâs are all 16/44 or mp3.
Still they are excellent showâs, though I seem to remember some file naming issues with some early purchases, but thankfully Mp3tag fixed that with a rename process.
If you buy them digitally you will not be disappointed
Many thanks both!
Will go with the download option.
If you donât already have it go for: â1978â09â19: Capitol Theatre, Passaic, NJ, USAâ.
Said to be his best show everâŚand it is pretty special. There is also one from the following night.
Enjoy!
Get your hands on this: Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band August 9, 1978, The Agora, Cleveland, OH | Live Bruce Springsteen Concert CDs & Downloads
You wonât be disappointedâŚ
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Thanks Joel, thereâs so much out there but that one isnât for me
A bit late to this thread but just to share my experience: Iâve bought a handful of the CDrâs from Nugs rather than downloads, and in my setup (Mac, XLD) itâs hit or miss on whether the CDrâs will rip correctly or at all. I donât have any problems ripping other official CDrâs but the few Nugs ones Iâve bought have been iffy. It is cool to have the CDs for the cover and the shelf, but ultimately if your goal is to get the music into Roon then the downloads are better options IMO: cheaper (for the 16/44 FLACs/ALACs), easier, foolproof. And of course no option for HD CDrâs if youâre into HD live tracks.
And to keep it on topic: 1975/10/18 West Hollywood in 24/192 is a thing of beauty.