Listen, man. Most of the boots coming out today are ON CDRs. It's something you're going to have to deal with. What's the big deal? I mean, they're expensive as hell, which is wrong, but other than that, what's stopping you from getting a bootleg on a CDR?

I have a 31 track version of The 'burbs, but it runs the exact time the 33 track one does. Weird. That one has track listings (mine, I mean).

I only own a small handful of CDRs (from circumstance, not from principle), but they play and sound as well as, I guess, their sources ever did. e.g. Goldsmith's RUNAWAY (which I owned legitimately at one time, but it was lost or stolen -- I never quite figured it out) -- the CDR sounds just as fine as the original CD did.

I only own a small handful of CDRs (from circumstance, not from principle), but they play and sound as well as, I guess, their sources ever did. e.g. Goldsmith's RUNAWAY (which I owned legitimately at one time, but it was lost or stolen -- I never quite figured it out) -- the CDR sounds just as fine as the original CD did.

Looking forward to THE BURBS, CAPRICORN ONE, THE SWARM, INNERSPACE, and so many others ...

the trouble I have with CDRs is that others simply don't know who to make them. Of course, I have the perspective of one who has a PC CDR drive.

For example, I just got a CDR of Virtuosity by Chris Young. The music is extremely cool, but teh CDR has MANY clipped-off tracks, and that pesky 2-second gap between tracks that wreaks havoc with some CD players.

I have a burner for my PC and it works marvellously. Typically, I use the Disc at Once feature from the Adaptec software that allows tracks to run together seamlessly. I make myself CDRs all the time for various purposes, and have never had a problem with them (once I figured out how to do it properly).

And no, I'm not looking to go into BUSINESS ...

but I got mine from ubid.com for $150 at an auction where they about 225 of them for sale. I think new ones still go for about $300 or so. Someone else may know.

1. Main Title (2.35)
2. Welcome To Mayfield Pl. (2.21)
3. Art's Got A Gun! (0.49)
4. Nocturnal Feeders (0.29)
5. New Neighbors (2.07)
6. Klopek House (2.03)
7. Bad Karma (.36)
8. Storytelling (3.22)
9. Neighborhood Watch (2.02)
10. Journey To The Trash (4.08)
11. Walter's Lost Dog (1.14)
12. Ray's Guilt Complex (.56)
13. Hellfire TV (1.08)
14. Nightmare In The 'burbs (2.31)
15. The Note (1.23)
16. Nooooooooo! (1.54)
17. Brownies? (.48)
18. Landru (.55)
19. At Last, A Break! (2.15)
20. The Assault (2.37)
21. Red Rover, Red Rover (1.08)
22. Breaking And Entering (2.56)
23. The Basement (1.38)
24. The Klopeks Return (.45)
25. Klopeks! With Coppers! (1.51)
26. Ray Peterson, Neighbor From Hell (1.44)
27. Carol's Home (1.00)
28. Runaway Ambulance (2.25)
29. Trunk O' Skulls (1.36)
30. Vacation's End (2.13)
31. End Titles (4.13)

Well, there you are.

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Originally posted by Shaun Rutherford:
[B]I have a 31 track version of The 'burbs, but it runs the exact time the 33 track one does. Weird. That one has track listings (mine, I mean)./B]

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the 33 track version has 2 tracks seperated into different tracks

1 Main Title
2 Basement Activities
are 1 track on the 31 track boot

The "Burbs" boot is good (though it doesn't contain the complete score) but the sound quality is certainly not "great" in any way.

Sean - How many tracks does your version have?

I just had to comment on that dammned Soundtrack Library.....my copy of the Burbs uses the Varese Club tracks when applicable, but my Innerspace from them had the same mediocre sound throughout, even on the legally released tracks....just wanted to rant, damn them for not at least using the real thing when they could have! Or is it better to have bad sound throughout?

Either way, my Burbs sounds fine to me

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Originally posted by OHMSS76:
Hiya Chris!!!Sean

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Hiya, Sean :-)

...and those 3 discs (Lifeforce & M@1600)are still coming your way...