Unlikely One
Junior Member
I asked about these a while ago but never really got any definitive answer so here goes again.
When buying factory pressed bootlegs how can you tell if its the real deal or an imitation cdr. Obviously some are quite clearly the real thing but others seem to fall into a grey area. With all the improvements in printing techniques it is now possible for some to create very good looking cds without going through the expensive factory pressing route. So whats to stop bootleggers booting bootlegs if you see what I mean.
I had a look at a couple of boots in my local shop and I just had a funny feeling they may have been copies or suchlike despite the good quality artwork, cd etc. In comparison to green energy for example which is a beautifully made boot, some seem to be less well made with just text printed on the cd. I know lots of cds are just shiny circles with text on but how can you tell an originally pressed bootleg. Is there any resource which shows moz bootleg cds as they appear in original form.
Any thoughts appreciated. Cheers
When buying factory pressed bootlegs how can you tell if its the real deal or an imitation cdr. Obviously some are quite clearly the real thing but others seem to fall into a grey area. With all the improvements in printing techniques it is now possible for some to create very good looking cds without going through the expensive factory pressing route. So whats to stop bootleggers booting bootlegs if you see what I mean.
I had a look at a couple of boots in my local shop and I just had a funny feeling they may have been copies or suchlike despite the good quality artwork, cd etc. In comparison to green energy for example which is a beautifully made boot, some seem to be less well made with just text printed on the cd. I know lots of cds are just shiny circles with text on but how can you tell an originally pressed bootleg. Is there any resource which shows moz bootleg cds as they appear in original form.
Any thoughts appreciated. Cheers