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Active Tool Traders?

Started by Guest_Dassarri_* , Jun 28 2007 03:26 PM

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#1 Guest_Dassarri_*

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Posted 28 June 2007 - 03:26 PM

For those of you who are as addicted to Tool as I am: There's a flood of 07 recordings coming out this summer and it'd be interesting to get a couple of people together to split up getting the various ones while seeders are up and then directly transferring them to others (in addition to seeding the torrents, of course). Torrents are, of course, still the easiest way of getting Tool boots, but often one can't seem to find anyone willing to upload certain shows or one simply has all of the shows that are regularly being seeded. I guess without getting into too many specific terms and sticking a bit more to vaguetiy, it'd be nice to have a couple of fellow Tool traders from here more actively and directly sharing their collections.

As in my sig, I've got 140someodd dates excluding DVDs (I've got somewhere between 15 and 20, I believe...) and I'm working on getting Tool supporting acts, as well (Isis, King Crimson, etc.). Lemme know what you think and I'll post my list here shortly.

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#2 spaceape

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Posted 10 July 2007 - 08:13 AM

I usually don't bother with audio, but I have over 50 Tool DVDs. I am just now starting to collect Isis DVDs also. Would also like to get some Melvins DVDs. I also collect APC DVDs.

My list (which needs a little updating) is at http://db.etree.org/synod

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#3 Guest_Dassarri_*

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Posted 13 July 2007 - 02:53 AM

Quite an impressive list! As was to be expected, you already have most (if not all) the Tool DVDs I've managed to get my hands on. I've only recently started collecting the DVDs (had to get an additional hard drive), but am working on expanding that aspect of Tool collecting. So are you interested in that vague effort to share shows?