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hello, just a few questions:
does anyone have a copy of the lion and the cobra 12" that they would
like to sell?
and does anyone know the value of the i want your hands on me 12"?
reply at  crisis@bbs.phantasy.com



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A few days ago somebody posted a messeage on JITR saying that 4 aug a
specail should be on the bbc (brittish television) called dan my boy, in
sunshine or in shadow. It was about an old song lot of artists sang,
including sinead.
Does anybody know where and when it0s broadcasted becouse on the fourth of
august it's NOT on the bbc.

Eduard
 **************************************
    We never touched, we never kissed
       
    **Eduard Verheijen <anna@pi.net>**
                     
   Ta bean in Ede a bheadh ag ead
     liom mur bhfaighfinn ach pog
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I have an excellent copy of the Colorfield's SHE with Monkeys In Winter on the
b-side.  This 12" is very rare, especially in this condition.  If you are
interested, please e-mail me.

Dan


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"Danny Boy - in Sunshine or in Shadow", will be on ITV on Sunday August 4th at
11:15pm (GMT)
Meghan


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Well done sinead for standing up for the rights of the Irish people from
Northern ireland! (it doesn't matter if they're a minority or a majority,
they just ARE!) it is nice to know that people like Sinead, who are well
known at home and abroad, decide to speak up. I think if we all sent
protest letters like these chances are the voices of the opressed could be
heard!!

********************************************************************
Also, there is a former irish POW that escaped from a Belfast prison and
settled in the US, living here in San Francisco until recentely. Now he
faces extradition and going back to the Maze prison in Belfast. that would
equal death to him, as the british authorities aren't known to be friendly
to Irish escapees, much less POW's. His name is Jimmy Smyth and he's now
waiting for the sentence in a federal prison in Pleasanton/CA. His life
that he tried to build here in San Francisco since he came here in 84, is
falling apart! Jimmy Smyth is NOT guilty, he's never commited any crimes
according to the US laws, and unless we take action he will be another
innocent victim of the British legal system. We can all urge president
Clinton to order the State department NOT to approve the extradition
warrant!! He's the only one who has the power to do so.

Please fax the White House at: (202) 456-2461.



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Hello,

At the moment they are working hard to bust all bootleg factories. And it
works....
A few months ago they busted the factory that made the Lion In The Cage.
Last week they busted the factory/person that made the Visions CD.
The Lion In The Cage was already hard to find if not impossible
Finding Beautiful Vision takes a while
But now also the last one Visions will be impossible soon, I bought the last
one I know of today for myself.
So you're lucky if you find one now or already have it.

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
*            I jumped in the river            * 
*       HTTP://WWW.TELEBYTE.NL/~BOBBINK/      *     
*             and I like it there             *
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *


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as i walked down henry street, in dublin, on a calm saturday morning, there 
was sinead o'connor's "nothing compares 2 u" pouring out of a record shop. at 
the national library of ireland, there's a copy of jimmy guterman's book 
called ___sinead___. joseph o'connor, sinead's brother, writes for the 
___herald tribune__. whilst he is a celebrated short-story writer, it seems 
that he and sinead don't see eye-to-eye. most people i spoke with, seemed to 
dislike sinead. i can see why this is so, but i still find myself agreeing 
with sinead. ireland is such a load of contradictions for me...two weeks ago, 
the loyalist forces caused a bomb scare on o'connell street. it was a very 
frightening moment and i do believe that the wrath of the war will shake the 
foundations of the south, unless the people speak up. if you walk down 
o'connell street, to the GPO, you can see the bullet marks from the war of 
1916...i thought i heard sinead's voice at the bad ass cafe, where she 
waitressed when she was young. the most romantic thing i experienced was when 
i walked across the ha'penny bridge, during a rainstorm. this moment was 
cathartic...
--frog--

england and america are two countries divided by a common language--
                                                 --g.b.shaw


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> ********************************************************************
> Also, there is a former irish POW that escaped from a Belfast prison and
> settled in the US, living here in San Francisco until recentely. Now he
> faces extradition and going back to the Maze prison in Belfast. that would
> equal death to him, as the british authorities aren't known to be friendly
> to Irish escapees, much less POW's. His name is Jimmy Smyth and he's now
> waiting for the sentence in a federal prison in Pleasanton/CA. His life
> that he tried to build here in San Francisco since he came here in 84, is
> falling apart! Jimmy Smyth is NOT guilty, he's never commited any crimes
> according to the US laws, and unless we take action he will be another
> innocent victim of the British legal system. We can all urge president
> Clinton to order the State department NOT to approve the extradition
> warrant!! He's the only one who has the power to do so.
> 
> Please fax the White House at: (202) 456-2461.

I must protest!
I don't know exactly what Jimmy Smyth crime was. Maybe he IS innocent. But
I do know that many north irish men commited terrible crimes towards
innocent people and humanity in general. So you can't just ask us to fax
the white house without telling us what crime he has done, which I suspect
you yourself don't know. And how dare you put it in any relation to what 
Sinead O'Connor does or writes! The fact that we love Sinead's music 
doesn't mean that we must protect each low Irish criminal on earth!

Yoav

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Hello Marcel,

02.08.96 / 20:21: You wrote in /Mailinglisten/JITR
about "Oxygen is busted.":

> At the moment they are working hard to bust all bootleg factories. And it
> works....
> A few months ago they busted the factory that made the Lion In The Cage.
> Last week they busted the factory/person that made the Visions CD.

sad to hear. i guess they were just in the wrong countries.

> The Lion In The Cage was already hard to find if not impossible
> Finding Beautiful Vision takes a while

i'm sure i can still get some copies of "beautiful vision" but "lion in  
the cage" seems to be impossible.

*legalize it*!!! ;-)

roman

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To: Al H Carrillo <alcides@wam.umd.edu>, brejcha@mcs.com,
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Please replace "GenericDzn@aol.com" (charles christensen) with:

generic@suba.com

in your address books....

Both accounts will be active, but the suba.com account will be the primary
one from now on....


This account is replacing the America Online account...
 better change my entry in your e-address book to:
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Cheap Generic Design's website is moving soon!
Details to follow!  For now, it's still.....
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
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Maybe there is a good and fair reason for "busting" criminals who make 
money out of other people's work.

Just my honest opinion.

Myriam.


> At the moment they are working hard to bust all bootleg factories. And it

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I can't seem to get this straight! Is "Beautiful Vision" the same as the
"Visions" CD?

>Hello Marcel,
>
>02.08.96 / 20:21: You wrote in /Mailinglisten/JITR
>about "Oxygen is busted.":
>
>> At the moment they are working hard to bust all bootleg factories. And it
>> works....
>> A few months ago they busted the factory that made the Lion In The Cage.
>> Last week they busted the factory/person that made the Visions CD.
>
>sad to hear. i guess they were just in the wrong countries.
>
>> The Lion In The Cage was already hard to find if not impossible
>> Finding Beautiful Vision takes a while
>
>i'm sure i can still get some copies of "beautiful vision" but "lion in  
>the cage" seems to be impossible.
>
>*legalize it*!!! ;-)
>
>roman
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without wanting to sound pedantic, i agree with myriam. to use an artist's 
work without his or her consent is a violation of that individual's worth and 
integrity as a human being. it's intellectual prostitution. [just think how 
easy it is to "lift" intellectual property off the internet.]
unequivically,
--frog--



>Date:	Mon, 5 Aug 1996 08:20:24 +1000 (GMT+1000)
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>Maybe there is a good and fair reason for "busting" criminals who make 
>money out of other people's work.
>
>Just my honest opinion.
>
>Myriam.
>
>
>> At the moment they are working hard to bust all bootleg factories. And it
>
>Myriam Raymond
>CRC for Tropical Pest Management	Ph. +61 7 32421863
>Level 5 Gehrmann Building               M.Raymond@mailbox.uq.edu.au
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>


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Beautiful vision is a complete different cd (bootleg) than vision.

Beautiful vision is recorded at the hammersmith odean, april 24th 1990 and
contains the next songs:
- Feel so different
- The emperor's new clothes
- I want your hands on me
- You couse as much sorrow
- Three babies
- Black boys on mopeds
- The last day of our acquintance
- Nothing compares 2u
- jump in the river
- Jerusalem
- Mandina
- Troy

This concert is also released under differnt names.
This far i saw bootlegs called - Live usa
                               - Histoire D'
  and a tape of this concert called London live

The latest sinead bootleg is called visions.
It's recorded in italy on april 8th and holland on june 5th and contains
tracks as fire on babylon, thank you for hearing me, in this heart, famine etc.

But ofcourse this all could be found on marcel's homepage


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Hello,

Myriam Raymond <M.Raymond@mailbox.uq.oz.au> wrote;
>Maybe there is a good and fair reason for "busting" criminals who make 
>money out of other people's work.
>Just my honest opinion.

You're totally right ! 
That's my opinion too, but I collect Sinead stuff, so I do buy these bootlegs.
Maybe not fair, I know....
But buying all her official stuff is all I can do for Sinead and that's what
I did.
And btw, if anyone who has this opinion also thinks about the audiotapes
they have of Sinead's singles etc.... Isn't that also a kind of not paying her ?
That's one of the reasons to me why I really only want the official cd's and
vinyl.

----------------------

>leads@maui.net (Taz) wrote;
>I can't seem to get this straight! Is "Beautiful Vision" the same as the
>"Visions" CD?

No ! Beautiful Vision is a 1990 concert boot and Visions is a 1995 concert boot.


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Hello,

Suzanne Shelton can you please E-mail me ?
I don't get response on your adress.

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hello all,
There has to be a fair medium on this topic. While i completely agree
with Frog and Myriam that this is theft from the artists, i also think
that we have a right to be able to get our hands on music we want.
If bootleggers had some sort of agreement with artists or record co.'s
then we could possibly have really good recordings of all of our
favourite artists, and they can recieve the money that they deserve.
I think laws need to be changed and like Mars-L, I believe that it
should be legalized, but with SOME regulations.
Just my opinion..
BTW: any news of Sineads baby? or any more talk of a new albumn being
released?
<i haven't been on the list recently, so if these topics have been
recently addressed on jitr, please just respond personally to
crisis@bbs.phantasy.com thanks, Aja>
CRISIS



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hello jitr people,
this is a crazy idea, but then "most" words out of frog's mouth are. so, i 
thought it would be grand to have a sinead o'connor write-a-thon. what do all 
of you think? write about how sinead o'connor's music/character has somehow 
touched you... then these texts could be forwarded to chrysalis in london, on 
sinead o'connor's birhtday. i don't know, it was just an idea i got whilst 
taking sinead and joseph [our new pups] out for a walk. just another one of 
my comments...
--frog--
"i am awake". zen buddha


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You wrote: 
>
>hello all,
>There has to be a fair medium on this topic. While i completely agree
>with Frog and Myriam that this is theft from the artists, i also think
>that we have a right to be able to get our hands on music we want.

I believe absolutely that bootlegs are thefts from the artist, and the 
the onely music "we have a right to get our hands on" is the music that 
the artists care to release to us.  It's one thing to say that the 
record companies should release more recordings; it's quite another to 
buy unauthorized music from bootleg operations, which profits thieves, 
and does no good to the writers, performers or musicians.  Some 
musicians take a fairly relaxed view on this -- the Grateful Dead, for 
example -- but most do not.

If Sinead O'Connor wants live albums and alternate mixes released, she 
can probably arrange for it.



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Just a short note to alert members of the jitr list that you also have a
more public platform on iMusic.  Perhaps a way to recruit more members to
the list, maybe a way to spread the word about Sinead, and her incredible
talent.  iMusic has recently launched a pretty comprehensive BBS system.
Feel free to make it your own!  Check out the Sinead BBS at:

http://imusic.com/cgi-bin/bbs/bbs.cgi?x=sineadoconnor


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On Mon, 5 Aug 1996, Pierce Askegren wrote:
> I believe absolutely that bootlegs are thefts from the artist, and the
> the onely music "we have a right to get our hands on" is the music that
> the artists care to release to us.  It's one thing to say that the
> record companies should release more recordings; it's quite another to
> buy unauthorized music from bootleg operations, which profits thieves,
> and does no good to the writers, performers or musicians.  Some
> musicians take a fairly relaxed view on this -- the Grateful Dead, for
> example -- but most do not.
>
> If Sinead O'Connor wants live albums and alternate mixes released, she
> can probably arrange for it.

Can she?

I think Sinead is the greatest artist in the world, but for Chrysalis,
she's merely a midlist artist. I doubt they'd invest in live and remix
albums that would sell to a relatively small number of people.

Sinead seems to be the type of person that would want her music to touch
as many people as possible. I'm not suggesting that she would support
people making money off of her work without her getting fair compensation.
But the fact is that there are no official live or remix albums (at least
that I know of) and they may never exist. But these songs do, and once the
concert is over, they're gone. She makes no more money off of them. So
what's the harm in preserving them?

Artists should, of course, be able to control their work. But we should
have a right to access to that work. If she creates a remix or sings a
song at a concert, she *obviously* wants someone to hear it. And if there
are no official means for me to hear that song, I see no harm in bootlegs.

Bootlegs of songs available from other sources are an entirely different
story, of course.


Lord, grant me the serenity to accept the
things I cannot change, the courage to 		Robert Fernandez
change the things I can, and the wisdom 	rfernand@chuma.cas.usf.edu
to hide the bodies of those people I had
to kill because they pissed me off.

		   Poet-warrior of the Woodstock Nation


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re: oxygen busted/reply to reply

hello again, i just wanted to reply to the comment that took my note out
of context. please read my statement again. it says that i feel
musicians deserve their money for everything.
it also says that i like to have everything by an artist, live, ect.
and it also says, very obviously in the previous post: i think some laws
need to be changed, and bootlegs need to be REGULATED.
please do not take things out of context.
has anyone checked out that sinead bbs thing?

and i think frog's idea for sineads bday was grand, maybe the few of us
who appreciate this type of thing should do it personally, as to  not
jumble up other peoples email boxes... ;(

frog, how do you want to handle this on your end??
Crisis



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The Devil's Bartender wrote: 

> But the fact is that there are no official live or remix albums (at > 
least that I know of) and they may never exist.

On the other hand, there are beaucoup remixes and live tracks 
commercially available on CD singles, CD-5s, vinyl, etc.  I know; I 
have lots of 'em.

> If she creates a remix or sings a song at a concert, she *obviously* 
> wants someone to hear it. 

Regarding songs sung at concerts:  someone does hear -- the people at 
the venue, the live audience for which she performs.  Those are the 
people she sang for, and those are the people who paid to experience 
that particular performance.  You might hear them cheering and 
applauding in the background of the various live concert bootlegs.  
They're doing that becuase they heard the song.  Regarding remixes, see 
above.

I realize that this is a thorny issue, and that every listener makes 
his or her own choice.  I arrived at mine after realizing that none of 
the money spent on bootlegs goes to the artist, and that all or most of 
it go to people who have stolen the artist's work.  Since I try to be a 
moral person, I decline to profit thieves.  If Sinead told the world 
that she thought bootlegs were just great, I might feel differently, 
but she hasn't -- so I don't.  She may not have complete control over 
the release of her music, but I decline to second-guess what control 
she does have.

(Please note I'm not talking about "fair use" recordings swapped among 
fans, or even clandestine concert tapes.  I'm talking about 
mass-produced product, made as similar as possible to authorized 
recordings, churned out by a factory and sold for inflated prices to 
people who don't seem to realize that the artist is not benefiting from 
their patronage, and may not be particularly well served by erratic 
production quality.)

In sum, it's your money, and I certainly wouldn't keep from spending it 
how you like -- but I decline to give mine to blood-sucking leeches who 
profit on the work of others without recompense or even permission.


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hi !
I'm new.
I had a question .
when is the birth day of sinead.
thanx.

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hello jitr lurkers/activists/subscribers!
it's frog, here! it's lovely to see the number of responses to my earlier 
post about putting something together for sinead o'connor on her birthday (8 
december). so to reiterate my message, i do encourage those of you who so 
desire to post musings and inner discourse about ms.o'connor and her impact 
on your existence. let's breathe some life into jitr, again and feel free to 
de-lurk. if people become irrate over the loads of messages in their mailbox, 
they can easily delete them. free speech lives!! if, however, one does not 
feel at ease sharing with the list, one may forward the text to chrysalis in 
london, or send it to me and i'll put in a binder and send the transcripts to 
the aforementioned record company. 								
before some jitr subscribers return to the dpeths of lurkdom, i would like to 
say that i found my time in ireland o, so complex....when i walked along 
grafton street, i thought of "on raglan road". when i passed glenageary, my 
mind went into convulsions over __the lion and the cobra__ and troy: "i 
remember in dublin, in a rainstorm...." . ms. o'connor was born in 
glenageary, county dublin. but i did not attempt to find her home because i 
would be reminded of a gloomy childhood and you see, in ireland, anonimity is 
possible. in dublin, there is a reminder of "the children of lir", and when i 
visited "the garden of rememberance" (parnell street), it suddenly struck my 
heart that the children of 1916 had themselves been imprisoned by their 
step-mother [england]. in that little monument, i spent a quiet time, 
reflecting on the fountain in the shape of a cross--and tripped tragically 
across time, to 1798 and then to 1916 ....i was on my own, but yet not 
alone....the voices of a thousand years still haunt the conscience and the 
soul. it was somehow strange to hear "what do you want" in dublin...and 
"women of ireland"....i still have dreams about walking in dublin, on a rainy 
afternoon...and being moved by the lyric and poetry, of being haunted by 
northern ireland and then feeling the shock of the i.r.a's and the u.v.f.'s 
iron fists. when i arrived in belfast, i listened to sinead o'connor intoning 
"you made the thief of your heart"...was giuseppe conlon breathing from his 
grave?? i wasn't sure...but i felt it in my bones when there was a bomb scare 
on o'connell street. it's not the first time there has been sniper-fire....on 
st. stephen's green, i lay down on the green pasture and listened to __the 
lion and the cobra___. i realised its fire and thrill as i wrote a page in my 
life, in memory of poetic ireland. i found it difficult to divorce myself 
from what sinead o'connor talked about on this record. i found it painful to 
rebuke my past and confront the barbs of the present. _TLaC__ is such 
"intolerable music", as yeats would say--it's such terrible beauty and it's 
the angry young woman demanding awareness. self-awareness. i strain to hear 
"thank you for hearing me" and the song stirs my soul to peace....
--frog--
*****************************************************************************
"oh, i love __now__, with all my fears and forebodings, for now i still am 
not completely molded. my life is still just beginning. i am strong. i long 
for a cause to deovte my energies to...."(97).--sylvia plath, "sylvia plath 
at seventeen". from:__the essay connection__ by lynn bloom.
***************************************************************************** 

 


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> I arrived at mine after realizing that none of the money spent 
> on bootlegs goes to the artist, and that all or most of it go to
> people who have stolen the artist's work. 

In most cases, artists that you can find bootlegs of don't really
need money. Bootlegs are a proof of success and popularity. I mean,
I really don't care if U2 doesn't receive any money when I buy a 
bootleg. I believe they can do without. I don't think Sinead really
needs money either. And if some people make money out of her work,
well that's a good thing for them. Maybe they need money much more
than these huge record companies. Successful artists make a lot of
money, some make too much money I believe. Sinead deserves the money
she makes of course. Take Phil Collins or Elton John, I don't want
to know how rich they are. If none of the money spent on bootlegs
goes to them, maybe that's not so bad.

ciao, cyrille.

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Interesting discussion. I would first say that suggesting that Sinead does
not need money is a little presumptuos. However I would argue that as
Sinead's mass popularity fades (as most due eventually) that the size and
intensity of her "cult" following can be greatly increased by the free trade
of bootleg recordings. As someone who has casually followed the Dead for the
last twenty years I can tell you it certianly helped there money making
potential more than it hurt it.

                               DJO

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As so many of you seem to worry about their favourite artists not 
getting money from bootlegs, why don't you just send a cheque to them 
every time you buy a bootleg...? A couple of bucks should be enough...

-Jani Juvonen

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I have the feeling that Sinead doesn't have a lot of money today. Remember:
her last two albums weren't sold much, so she, in fact didn't earned much in 
the last four years. Further more, she doesn't have rich family, she isn't
murried, and she has two children to feed. 

She isn't poor either, of course, but the fact that she maybe a little short
of money, could be a good news to us, maybe she will decide to return to
her pop-star-era, in which she made all the money she has today...


Yoav.

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From: Gaeltacht@gnn.com (ms.frog)
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perhaps sinead does not have so much money. but what is "a lot" of money--and 

for that matter, what is "enough" money?? i don't know, but i do know that 
sinead has been and is a self-actualised individual. she did what few 
well-known people can, which is to exercise her freedom of speech. but more 
than that, she also accepted the consequences of her actions. sinead is rich 
because she was able to think about her music in a cosmic and spiritual way. 
i feel that she transcended the oppression of the individual...she lost 
herself in the "intolerable music" [yeats] and in the process, she helped 
many of us discover the monstrous beauty of being.
--frog--
ahh, the joy of being bald.... 




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Hi jitr!

I missed the start of this debate ... I've been away a long time (not long
enough?) ... but I would just like to put in my two cents worth - 

At the outset, let me say that I'm ambivalent about the whole issue. From a
purely selfish point of view, I can understand the attraction of buying and
owning bootlegs. If I could have all of Sinead's performances on tapes or
CDs by just wishing it, I would. That being said, I do not own any
"bootlegs" per se. But it's not because I'm virtuous .... I just never had
the opportunity. Would I buy a bootleg? maybe ... maybe not. I could always
try to rationalize it .... but it's all it would be, just rationalization.
I do have audio tapes of various artists' performances, including Sinead's,
that were "privately" made. Are those considered bootlegs? If so, I'm guilty.

That being said, I agree with Cecilia. Selling an artist's work for profit
without his or her consent is a violation.
I don't like bootlegs ... or rather, the idea that someone other than the
artist is making a profit "at the artist's expense" so to speak - i.e.
without the artist's consent. It's the issue of illicit profit that leaves a
sour taste in my mouth, not the taping of the performance.  

Cyrille's perspective is somewhat skewed '-)- I don't think it's really a
question of whether an artist needs money or not. Or whether the artist
should get money. It's the act of profiteering that is the issue.
It is not my intention of sounding "preachy". So take what follows more in
the spirit of a "tongue in cheek sermon" than anything else!
 
Let's assume that Cyrille gets robbed - be it money or valuables such as all
of his U2 and Sinead's CD collection - by some poor soul who is on welfare
and needs the money to make ends meet or feed his kids (I can hear the
rumbles of the politically correct .... :-)) - or by someone that just want
to sell the CDs and make a nice profit with hardly any effort - how would
Cyrille feel? Would he welcome the opportunity of getting robbed?
I don't know Cyrille, but if I were to use his line of thinking, I would be
tempted to say that he doesn't really need the stuff .... he must be well
off ... I mean ... he's got a computer, hasn't he? He's probably paying for
an internet connection - so he's got money, not to mention insurance that
will cover the cost of replacing his collection. So why worry? I don't think
Cyrille needs the money. The poor soul that robbed him probably needs it
more than Cyrille does. If the "poor soul" can make money out of Cyrille's
hard-earned worldly goods, he'll be in much better shape and Cyrille won't
be any worse off. Ain't that cool? 

All this diatribe (or should I use the term hogwash) to say that if one
starts bringing the concept of "need" into the equation, then we might as
well forget about "principle".

And where the hell will we all end up?
 
Mike.

p.s. it's all Cecilia's fault anyway ;-)

p.p.s. who needs hair anyway?



>
>In most cases, artists that you can find bootlegs of don't really
>need money. Bootlegs are a proof of success and popularity. I mean,
>I really don't care if U2 doesn't receive any money when I buy a 
>bootleg. I believe they can do without. I don't think Sinead really
>needs money either. And if some people make money out of her work,
>well that's a good thing for them. Maybe they need money much more
>than these huge record companies. Successful artists make a lot of
>money, some make too much money I believe. Sinead deserves the money
>she makes of course. Take Phil Collins or Elton John, I don't want
>to know how rich they are. If none of the money spent on bootlegs
>goes to them, maybe that's not so bad.
>
>ciao, cyrille.
>
>


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Hello,

I wanna trade some TAPES containing concert recordings does someone have
others then the ones below ?? If so; is it possible to make a trade ???

Notation is DAY-MONTH-YEAR  (dutch notation, sorry :-)

- Boston Massachusetts, Paradise Rock Club 1988
- Holland Utrecht 16-03-1988
- Holland Nijmegen 17-03-1988
- Holland Geleen, Pinkpop 23-05-1988
- USA New York 26-03-1988
- USA Chicago 11-04-1988

- England London 23-04-1990
- USA Illinios 08-04-1990
- USA Mansfield 14-08-1990
- USA Austin 26-05-1990
- USA Philadelphia 07-05-1990
- Holland Rotterdam 30-10-1990
- USA Michigan 16-05-1990
- Belgium Brussels 29-10-1990

- England Glastonbury june 1995
- London 1995
- Holland Geleen Pinkpop 1995 (incl. what is missing on the video) radio rec.
- Israel Jerusalem June 16th 1995 (also on video)
- ??? Lollapalooza 1995

- And ofcourse the 3 different bootlegs and 2 official video's

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
*    proud ???? yes !!!! why ???? my sinead homepage      *
* HTTP://WWW.TELEBYTE.NL/~BOBBINK/SINEAD_MAIN_PAGE.HTM    *
* is THE LINK on the official chrysalis-records-homepage  *
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *


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Hello - 

I thought i'd relate a sinead experience i just had.

Was in a restraunt and they were playing the lion and the cobra.

Guy up at the cash register asked the person behind the counter:

"Is that the cranberries?"

Gone are the days that deloris (sp) (Whose settled in canada)
gets mistaken for sinead.  Sinead now gets mistaken for deloris!

Paul k



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It's always nice to read your own story, I have to thank Mike. I've found it    
rather moving.But I don't think it has much to do with the problem of bootlegs.  
I think bootlegs can't be compared to a robbery. Nobody can steal a song.      
You can put it on a cd without consent, but you can't steal it. 
Besides, I believe that, as soon as a song is released, as soon as the      
public has access to it, the artist doesn't own it anymore and people      
can do almost everything they want with the song, including bootlegs or   
poor covers with a 4 tracks recorder :->       
A new song released is a song given to the public.   

>It's the issue of illicit profit that leaves a     
>sour taste in my mouth, not the taping of the performance.    

Illicit profit, I agree.But what is illicit here, is licit there. I even   
believe that in some countries, bootlegs are allowed or at least tolerated.  
Anyway, I don't find the problem of illicit profit through bootlegs so serious,   
because I believe artists are privileged people. I like artists and musicians   
but I don't pity them, you see? That's why it doesn't leave any "sour taste
in my mouth" ;-> Like Crisis, I'd like bootlegs to be regulated.

ciao, cyrille.

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hello, sineadian tadpoles....it has been a shitty week for me, as my pups 
left and went very, very far away. i miss sinead and joseph so much! :( they 
use to play with the frogs after a rainstorm and i'd take them for a drive in 
the car, give them cookies at tea-time. they were so tender and sweet. but 
they're gone...i was a surrogate mother. uh, anyway, there is a small 
photograph in __us__ magazine of sinead o'connor. she is sitting on the 
front-door steps of her home, catching a bit of sunlight, reading a book [my 
kind of woman :) ] and smoking a cigarette :). she had a buzz-haircut and was 
wearing a wet-suit. she looked serene and concentrated. it's so rare for ms. 
o'connor to find this levitation...
peace,
--frog--






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Hi Cyrille,

>It's always nice to read your own story, I have to thank Mike. I've found
it    
>rather moving.

You're bullshitting me, right? ;-)

>But I don't think it has much to do with the problem of bootlegs.  
>I think bootlegs can't be compared to a robbery. Nobody can steal a song.      

A lot of people, not to mention governments, disagree with you Cyrille.
There is such a thing as copyright, like it or not.

>You can put it on a cd without consent, but you can't steal it. 

It depends what you mean by "steal" - it's not really limited to theft of
physical possessions.

>Besides, I believe that, as soon as a song is released, as soon as the      
>public has access to it, the artist doesn't own it anymore and people      
>can do almost everything they want with the song, including bootlegs or   
>poor covers with a 4 tracks recorder :->       
>A new song released is a song given to the public.   

So, according to you, why is it that every time a song is played on the
radio, or a disc or record is sold, the artist - by law - gets some royalty?
Do you mean to say that artists should not be entitled to royalties? If
that's what you mean, then read no further because it would be useless - you
and I (not to mention countless other frogs) would never be able to find a
common lilypad to sit on.
But if you think that artists are entitled to royalties, then it must be
based of some concept of the artists' property in the songs. So ... theft is
possible.
And why is it that you think bootlegs should be regulated? Once regulated,
they would presumably no longer be bootlegs, would they not?
Anyway, before I (we?) go any further in this endless internet topic of
discussion, what type of regulations are you guys talking about?

>
>Illicit profit, I agree.But what is illicit here, is licit there. I even   
>believe that in some countries, bootlegs are allowed or at least tolerated.  

Point taken. I'm still thinking of an answer to that one. But I know you're
not holding your breath (don't I wish! :-))

>Anyway, I don't find the problem of illicit profit through bootlegs so
serious,   
>because I believe artists are privileged people. I like artists and
musicians   
>but I don't pity them, you see? That's why it doesn't leave any "sour taste
>in my mouth" ;-> Like Crisis, I'd like bootlegs to be regulated.

Again, the question of the social or economic status of an aggrieved party
should be totally irrelevant to the issue. Same with the "seriousness" meter
of a problem. 

Mike.

p.s. feel free to respond (or not) by private e-mail if you feel that the
list has heard enough about this subject (again, I've been away, so I don't
know how long the debate has been going on in this particular list)


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I AM GETTING VERY TIRED OF THIS SUBJECT.  Anyone else?
_______________________________________________________________________________
Subject: re:oxygen busted  
From:    mlalonde@magi.com (Michel R. Lalonde) at ccUnix
Date:    8/19/96  9:32 PM

Hi Cyrille,

>It's always nice to read your own story, I have to thank Mike. I've found
it    
>rather moving.

You're bullshitting me, right? ;-)

>But I don't think it has much to do with the problem of bootlegs.  
>I think bootlegs can't be compared to a robbery. Nobody can steal a song.      

A lot of people, not to mention governments, disagree with you Cyrille.
There is such a thing as copyright, like it or not.

>You can put it on a cd without consent, but you can't steal it. 

It depends what you mean by "steal" - it's not really limited to theft of
physical possessions.

>Besides, I believe that, as soon as a song is released, as soon as the      
>public has access to it, the artist doesn't own it anymore and people      
>can do almost everything they want with the song, including bootlegs or   
>poor covers with a 4 tracks recorder :->       
>A new song released is a song given to the public.   

So, according to you, why is it that every time a song is played on the
radio, or a disc or record is sold, the artist - by law - gets some royalty?
Do you mean to say that artists should not be entitled to royalties? If
that's what you mean, then read no further because it would be useless - you
and I (not to mention countless other frogs) would never be able to find a
common lilypad to sit on.
But if you think that artists are entitled to royalties, then it must be
based of some concept of the artists' property in the songs. So ... theft is
possible.
And why is it that you think bootlegs should be regulated? Once regulated,
they would presumably no longer be bootlegs, would they not?
Anyway, before I (we?) go any further in this endless internet topic of
discussion, what type of regulations are you guys talking about?

>
>Illicit profit, I agree.But what is illicit here, is licit there. I even   
>believe that in some countries, bootlegs are allowed or at least tolerated.  

Point taken. I'm still thinking of an answer to that one. But I know you're
not holding your breath (don't I wish! :-))

>Anyway, I don't find the problem of illicit profit through bootlegs so
serious,   
>because I believe artists are privileged people. I like artists and
musicians   
>but I don't pity them, you see? That's why it doesn't leave any "sour taste
>in my mouth" ;-> Like Crisis, I'd like bootlegs to be regulated.

Again, the question of the social or economic status of an aggrieved party
should be totally irrelevant to the issue. Same with the "seriousness" meter
of a problem. 

Mike.

p.s. feel free to respond (or not) by private e-mail if you feel that the
list has heard enough about this subject (again, I've been away, so I don't
know how long the debate has been going on in this particular list)



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What do you mean?

We got this letter yesterday, re-sending stuff that someone else wrote 
without adding to it or discussing it is what gets tiring.


On Tue, 20 Aug 1996 dspeirs@acuson.com wrote:

> I AM GETTING VERY TIRED OF THIS SUBJECT.  Anyone else?
> _______________________________________________________________________________
> Subject: re:oxygen busted  
> From:    mlalonde@magi.com (Michel R. Lalonde) at ccUnix
> Date:    8/19/96  9:32 PM
> 

So, let's talk about something else, then, if you are so tired.....

Ummmm......

Does Sinead "work out"? Does she or has she ever played any type of 
sport? In the movie "Hush-A-Bye-Baby" she is seen taking part in a 
semi-gymnastics/dance routine with two other girls, and it's obvious that 
she loves to dance. But is she also a gymnast? an athlete? or something? 
I mean, she looks pretty fit to me and seems a natural sports-type.


Myriam Raymond
CRC for Tropical Pest Management	Ph. +61 7 32421863
Level 5 Gehrmann Building               M.Raymond@mailbox.uq.edu.au
University of Queensland		http://www.uq.edu.au/~tpmraymo



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First of all, apologies for having prolonged the debate ... needlessly.
Consider my big mouth shut on the subject - That being said ....

There is no need to SHOUT or be obnoxious. Or perhaps we still like to throw
little tantrums, do we? 
My message hinted that the discussion should perhaps be done through private
e-mail - so sorry for breathing - sheesh!!!

Now if everyone who is "VERY TIRED OF THIS SUBJECT" would kindly post to the
list or better yet reply by private e-mail to dspeirs@acuson.com - that
would really make his or her day. After all, he or she wants to know.
JUST KIDDING! (oops! shouting seems to be catching) 

>I AM GETTING VERY TIRED OF THIS SUBJECT.  Anyone else?
>_______________________________________________________________________________

p.s. too tired to delete the message from your reply, were you? :-)


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Hello,

Wether you are "pro or against" bootlegs, wether it is theft or not, I
thought I had to inform you about the following, and when you're against
boots...skip the message.

There is a new limited bootleg-CD available, it contains ultra rare songs,
never-recorded songs live and songs which are only available on vinyl.
The quality varies from VG to EX.

Here is the tracklist;

1) Take My Hand (DJ-edit)
A song Sinead doesn't sing but re-arranged and re-wrote back in 1986 for/by
a band called InTuaNua.
Finding this item on it's original material is very very hard.

2) Monkey In Winter
Sinead sings the lead vocals of this song, which is one of my favorites, it
got released on a 12" by The Colourfield, with on the A-side their own
version of this song and on the B-side the same version sung by Sinead.
Again finding this 12" is very difficult, it's Ultra-Rare

3) Heroine (Mix II)
A slightly different version of a song written and played by The Edge but
sung by Sinead. This can only be found on vinyl, but because U2-fans also
collect it, it's pretty rare and very expensive.

4) The emperor's new clothes (dub mix)
A superb version of this song, IMHO it's even better then the album version.
This version can only be found on a vinyl-promo-12" maxi-single.

5) Mandinka (extended version)
What's there to say :-)

6) Josey Walsh
A song with lead vocals by Sinead, can be found on the hard to find, The
Ungodley Kingdom EP by Jah Wobble. This song is (together with Monkey In
Winter) also one of my favorite.

7) Jump In The River (with Karen Finley)
An entirely different version of this song, with a lot of shoutings and
screamings about "comming and masturbating" by Karen Finley.

8) Fire On Babylon (M Beat Remix)
An OFFICIAL house-remix made esspecially for DJ's,can only be found on the
hard to find "Famine" 12" as a B-side

9) I am enough for myself
Only for this song I already would have bought this cd !
Sinead sung this song during a MTV-airing (Ray Cokes UK), it's really a
superb song which she (as far as I know) didn't sing anywhere else.
The sound quality is almost studio-quality, you don't hear any audience and
the sound is very clear. Sounds like an officially released cd song.

10) Black Is The Color Of My True Love's Hair
A live song done in 1988, never recorded officially (traditional song)

11) Donald-O
A live song done in 1988, never recorded officially (traditional song)

12) The Hand That Rocks The Cradle
A live song done in 1988, never recorded officially (original by The Smiths)

13) Have I Told You Lately
A song she preformed live with The Chieftains and Van Morrisson during a
show of Dave Letterman.

14) War
A song of Bob Marley which Sinead sung twice, ones during the infamous
Pope-Incident and the second time (a few weeks later) during the 30th
aniversary concert of Bob Dylan. This is the "Bob Dylan" one. (sung by
Sinead). Here she really is pissed...... 

15) Make Me A Channel Of Your Peace
A song Sinead sung during her 1995 concerts and as far as I know she only
sung it in Israel

16) Dream A Little Dream
A song Sinead sung during her 1995 concerts and as far as I know she only
sung it in Israel.

For more info, mail me.

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*    For a complete overview of Prince/O(+> songs and a overcomplete    *
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hi,

marcel wrote about a new bootleg with rare stuff. as if that wouldn't be  
enough i've heard that there will be a new sinead live-bootleg soon.

no details yet but i'll keep you informed...

ciao

roman

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Hello,

Even though Oxygen got busted, the Visions boot seems still to be available
again. I just visited a record-fair (last weekend) and I saw a salesman who
still had about 30 copies.

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Hello,

Since yesterday I worked continiously (okay I slept at night) to update my
homepage. A few of the new additions/updates are;

- My "unborn-child" page is up-to-date again.
- Sinead's discography is updated a lot, incl. a totally changed bootlegpage
  I wanna thank Eduard for his regular updates.
  If you wanna go directly to this bootleg page it's;
  http://www.telebyte.nl/~bobbink/sinead_discography_bootlegs.htm
- There are a few new lyrics
- Eduard found a book containing the official lyrics of TL&TC so he could
correct these songs.
- And the discography in ZIPPED version (WORD) looks a lot better now.

besides all these changes there are some small changes.

If you have any adition or correction please let me know !!!!!

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Hi jitr members!

I have a question to you all:

What Sinead stuff do you have around you at home and work.

For instance, I have at work, a beautiful picture of Sinead, that I took 
from Roman's picture archive. and printed it on the best color inc-jet 
printers that we have. It is one of the pictures from the 94' Q interview.
This picture is hang on the wall, together with the lyrics of troy, which
I beautifuly arranged as a word document. 


I also scanned the cover of TLaTC and put it as a wallpaper on the screen.
I work on a RS6000 with a 21" screen, so you can guess how great it to 
compile files while looking at the fucking-great-shining-head of my idol.

At home, I have all different posters of Sinead. Some of them I bought but
most of them are also ones that I printed, using the best 300 and 600 dpi
laser and inc-jet printers that we have at the university of work.

I once wanted to put a sticker on the back of my car with the words: "NC2U
Sinead". but haven't done it yet.


Shalom,

(By the way, two days from now - Bjork is coming to Israel

Yoav

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On Fri, 23 Aug 1996, Yoav Gonen wrote:

> What Sinead stuff do you have around you at home and work.

Well, I have a color-photocopy (zoomed 200%) of 'am I not your girl' CD 
cover on my wall... plus I have a big promo poster of 'I Do Not Want...'
but it's not on the wall, its just rolled in a tube with some other 
posters, because it just wouldn't fit nicely to anywhere... I have some 
other big posters on the walls reserving all the suitable spaces.

-Jani Juvonen

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Hello,

I am not that good in graphical design so I hope some of you will help me,
my question is;

Can you make me a design for the cover of the Sinead discography ??

Preferly some different ones and they must be ready to print as a document
of Word 7.0, so infact the must be a .doc file. Also it must be as small as
possible, which can be done by using JPG or GIF-files insteed of BMP etc..

The picture(s) must be preferly in B/W (greyscale), because using color
makes the document really big and most people still don't have a color
printer so it would be a waste of space.

The text on it should be something like;

Title; The Unofficial Sinead O'Connor Discography
Sub-title; A complete overview of all her recordings
And; Compiled by Marcel Bobbink

Or something like that.

Ofcourse I am giving it some tries myself also.....

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Hello,

Is there anyone who has one of the next items and is willing to trade it
against anything else (for instance any bootleg maybe even two....)

Manu diBango       cd-single   "Biko" incl. Biko (remix)
Sinead O'Connor    cd-single   "Don't cry for me..."(French) incl.radio version
Sinead O'Connor    cd-single   "Jump in the river"
Sinead O'Connor    bootleg     "Live at the Paradise"
In Tua Nua         12"-vinyl   "Take my Hand" or "Take my Heart"
Marxman            vinyl-album "33 revolutions per minute"
Various Artists    cd-album    "OST Married to the Mob"

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Bjork was really amazing in Caesaria last night. It was one of the best rock
concerts I've even seen in Israel. Much better than Sinead O'Connor, for 
instance. Bjork moved and danced on the stage floor without stopping. Where
does she get all these strengths? She performed greatly the best songs out
of "Debut" and "Post". The (so many) fireworks, the great audience (many
youngsters with their last show before returning to school), the electric
atmosphere in the Roman Theater of Caesaria, and the very good seat I got, 
really made my night. Even the warning band - "The Red Snappers" (sp?) were
great. The entire show took more than 2.5 hours. 

By the way, on of the Israel papparachi photographers caught Bjork sunbathing
naked on the beach!! great picture. I was published yesterday in the 
newspapers .  Good for him she didn't saw him doing that...


Bye,

Yoav

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Hello,

It seems that some people can't get the discography through WWW-browsing
simply because they don't have access to WWW. If that's a problem, mail me
and I will send it to you by E-mail.
Can be done in ZIP/UUENCODE or just attached. It's a Word document, but I
think it can also be read by WP.

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
*   Who Prince ??? Ain't that that skinny MF with that highly voice ??  *
*                    http://www.telebyte.nl/~bobbink                    *
*    For a complete overview of Prince/O(+> songs and a overcomplete    *
*                    discography of Sinead O'Connor                     *
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *


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Hi,

I'm pretty new to HTML writing. Anyway, I've created a new Sinead O'Connor page. 
However, it's still under construction but I've put in some pictures not found on any 
other Sinead O'Connor homepage. Also, I've included a list of all her performances on TV 
and video. Check it out at:

www.geocities.com/SunsetStrip/Alley/3368/index.html

Give me your views. The new email account is not in use yet but you can email me at 

fcng@pc.jaring.my

Bye.

