a few soundgarden bootlegs i know of...

soundgarden - a thousand years wide is a 4cd compilation bootleg...it just hit about 6 months ago, watch out for it

soundgarden - crown of thorns live 2cd
soundgarden - ugly flowers live
soundgarden - full on kevins mom live
soundgarden - LIVE USA! volume 1 and 2

Terrorizer - After World Obliteration CD

Was released some weeks ago under the fake labelname of CBR (Chicken Brain Records), an old Punk/Metal label (which e.g. releases the Projectzions Of A Stained Mind Sampler). This label is dead since ages and the name of it was only used for some bootleg-asshole for this Terrorizer Bootleg CD.

Sacrifice - Sacrifice Live Hell CD
--> carved-out printed numbers of the CD on bottom side.

+Enslaved(Nor) - Wotan
+Darkthrone - Fucked Up And Ready To Die
+Darkthrone - Slottet I Det Fjerne 1


All russian 6"(!) vinyls in different colors.

Are also available on CD as "limited edition".
Label: Cult Evil Gods

Mayhem: evil cd003
Satyricon: evil cd002

Dark Throne - Baptized in Blood

Mortem / Morbid - Split CD Bootleg
Dimmu Borgir - Destroying Tilburg 2001 CDr Bootleg

EDIT: I wonder if Pestilence - Chronicles Of Scourge is a bootleg CD ? It says Wannes helped a lot, Metal War is not a Bootleg label and the original Consuming Impulse cocer is featured ??? Sound is 1a by the way !!!

ONSLAUGHT /Live in Copenhagen 28.03.87/ Vinyl & CDr
DARK ANGEL /Hell on it's Knees/ Vinyl 300 copies

Just a quickie - if a band releases full live sets for download from their official website, does that class as an official release to be added to the archives or a bootleg because it didn't come out through the band's record label?

I'd say if it was an official bootleg that wasn't physically released through a record label, it should not be added. Otherwise, the Metallica page, for example, would be filled with dozens, possibly hundreds, of releases. If the bootleg is officially sanctioned by the band for release through a record label, it's an official bootleg that can be added. If the band just releases live sets online, or supports fans making bootlegs of their shows, then it wouldn't be an official release.

Nehemah (Fra) - Nehëmah in november live = bootleg as stated on the band page (contrarily to what is stated at the back cover of the CD)

Pearl Jam/Soundgarden LIVE FROM SEATTLE92 - live split bootleg...

Pearl Jam/Soundgarden "on the sound" - another live split bootleg...

I can't believe this is still on the Archives:
http://www.metal-archives.com/release.php?id=108946
http://www.metal-archives.com/release.php?id=108943
http://www.metal-archives.com/release.php?id=108944
http://www.metal-archives.com/release.php?id=108945
http://www.metal-archives.com/release.php?id=108947
(Black legions project compilation 1995)
This is clearly a bootleg, it was released in 2002 and not in 1995. On the CD is written "Black Holocaust Prod. 2002". It's the same thing as other compilation bootlegs like the two "Black Legions Anthology" by Le Mond Mort Records.
Black legions never released any CD beside the 2 splits (Vlad Tepes/Belkètre [Embassy Prod.] and Torgeist/Vlad Tepes [Drakkar Prod.]) and the 'Vampire of Black imperial blood' Mutiilation album [Drakkar Prod.]. All the "projects" on this bootleg (Vladre, Chaos, Necro Paris Catacombes) were released separately on demo tapes (like all other LLN projects).

Mutilator - Grave Desecration CD

Here's a bunch of Sabbath bootlegs in (mostly) chronological order, with dates and locations. I found them on this website, and don't own any of them.
http://www.black-sabbath.de/bootlegs/boots.html
Black Sabbath
• Return to 1969 (Berlin '70)
• War Pigs (Paris '70)
• Wicked Sabbath (Toronto '71)
• Black Night in San Francisco ('70)
• Bagdad (California '74)
• Symptom of the Paranoid (various different concerts)
• Killing Yourself to Die (Lund '77)
• One for the Nose (Fresno '78)
• Welcome to the Electric Funeral (London '78)
• Dance of the Devil (Seattle '80)
• Sabbath’s Day Journey (Tokyo '80)
• Angel and Demon (Tokyo '80)
• Burning the Cross (Sydney '80)
• Live Murder Act I & II (London '81 & Reading '83)
• Heavenly Hell (New York '80)
• Miami 80
• Smoke on the Water (Reading '83)
• Chicago 83
• Born in Hell (Worchester '83)
• Parisian Bitch (Paris '83)
• Black and Purple (Quebec '83)
• Turn to Glenn (Hollywood '86)
• The Ray Gillen Years
• Ray Rules (London '86)
• Eternal Shining (Bremen '87)
• Death Called 89 (Manchester)
• Reviviscence! (Reggio Emilia '92)
• Europe 1993
• As Darkness Hits (Boston '92)
• Ozzy Meets the Priest (Costa Mesa '92)
• Iron Men ('92 and '94)
• Beast in Heaven (Karlshamn '95)
• Live in UK 1995 (London)
• Ozzy Rules Budapest ('98)
• Archangel Rides Again (various)

also
Annihilator - A Summer Day in Hell
I have a couple others from Cathedral, Gamma Ray, and Symphony X that I'm too tired to post right now.

Mütiilation - Evil - Suffer the Gestalt of Abomination -
Just thought i'd contirbute what i knew about this release:
It is basically just the "Remains of a Ruined, Dead, Cursed Soul" album that was re-released by Tragic Empire Rex with two extra tracks on the end. I don't think it is an official release in any sense, and i'm not certain of even an approximate release date. So yeah, in short, it should not be added as an official release.

This is not really correct. "Evil - The Gestalt of Abomination" was a recording from 1993, and it was supposed to be the first Mutiilation full-album but it was never released (and existed as a demo recording since 1993). It was, in fact, released by Drakkar in 1999 with 2 bonus tracks (recorded in 1996) and with the title "Remains of a Ruined, Dead, Cursed Soul". It's clearly stated on the vinyl edition by End All Life Productions http://www.cultmetal.com/albums//216/7869575159c51f2936f26793b5db8025.JPG

The Tragic Empire Records edition is not a bootleg, but a 2005 CD re-release of the long deleted album with its original title and 2 unreleased tracks. In fact the Tragic Empire Rex (http://ter666.cjb.net/) releases are not bootlegs at all but official re-releases on CDs, that label is linked to Embassy productions (that released the March of the Black Holocaust split album) and have all the rights to re-releases those albums (or demos, like they did with Vlad Tepes' "La Morte Lune" or Belketre's "Ambre"). The Tragic Empire Rex releases are distributed by labels like Drakkar or GoatowaRex.

I still don't get why this shitty bootleg (http://www.metal-archives.com/release.php?id=108946 - Black Legions Projects Compilation 1995) is still accepted on Metal Archives, and why the official Tragic Empire Rex re-releases are considered bootlegs.

Emperor - Forgotten Centuries 7"

Deleted. We were already thinking about deleting it.

Rabe - Chapel of Souls

It was deleted a few days a go, but just want to post it so there is less chance of being added again. For people who believe it is an official one, Inferis told me that there is no such thing as a rehearsal called Chapel of Souls.

Hi

"Ignomious" has been added again...

Nightwish - Wishsides

I've seen it added twice since I joined the site.

Live Bootleg CDs

Nightwish - Asylum Choir
Nightwish - Angel's Dream (Not to be confused with Tarja Turunen's EP One Angel's Dream)
Nightwish - Once In High Hopes
Nightwish - Once Upon A Tour 2005
Nightwish - Once At Dynamo
Nightwish - Once Over Argentina
Nightwish - On A Dark Winter's Night
Nightwish - Symphony Of Angels
Nightwish - Gates Of Metal
Nightwish - The Beauty Of The Beast
Nightwish - Bless The Century Child
Nightwish - Over The Hills To Wacken

Live Bootleg DVDs

Nightwish - Sacred Siren's Elvenpath (At least two versions exist)
Nightwish - Live in Bucharest Romania 2004
Nightwish - No Nights At All
Nightwish - Nightwish Live

Compilations

Nightwish - Mysteries Vol.1
Nightwish - Mysteries Vol.2
Nightwish - She Is My Sin
Nightwish - Monsters Of Rock
Nightwish - Nymphomaniac Fantasia
Nightwish - Phantom Of The Opera
Nightwish - Swanheart 1997-2001
Nightwish - All Stars Music Starprofile 2000
Nightwish - All Stars Music Starprofile 2001
Nightwish - All Stars Music Starprofile 2002
Nightwish - Platinum Collection 2000 - Greatest Hits
Nightwish - Platinum Collection 2003-Walking In The Air
Nightwish - Musicbox
Nightwish - The Best Of Nightwish (Not to be confused with the official Compilation/Album Highest Hopes: The Best Of Nightwish)
Nightwish - Hi-End Ultra
Nightwish - Nightwish De Luxe Collection
Nightwish - She Is My Sin
Nightwish - Over The Hills (Not to be confused with the official EP Over The Hills And Far Away)

Most of this list comes from http://www.night-collection.net/ The rest is stuff I own or have seen.

Mayhem – last breath: (last recordings with DEAD) [In digipack. Northern Twilight Rec.],( I'd say this is the same as 1 already stated, this is just the full title.)
Bathory/Venom 12”
Mayhem/Emperor 12”
Carcass-The goregallery demos [CD]
Carpathian Forest - Live in Eternal Darkness [Cassette]
Burzum – Draugen [Digipack, Ancient Blood Records. Same track listing as the Back on Black “Draugen-Rarities” jewel case, yet without the DVD, cover image is the same as the cover of the “Feeble Screams” 7”, though brighter.]
Mortem-Morbid – Slow Death/Live-Demo1-Demo2 [CD]

Taake-A Night Of Fog...[CD]

Hi

A few months i added this release , (Raging Death) http://www.pop.nu/show_record.asp?recid=230900 , and it was deleted .

As far as i know this is no bootleg! It´s not a "normal " split but it has 5 bands ,why was it deleted?

Thanks

Are you guys certain that the self-titled Marquis de Sade release is a bootleg? According to some sources (including a guy who knows the guy behind the High Roller Records label) it's valid.

This forum thread gives some more input: http://www.hellridemusic.com/forum/showthread.php?t=10659:



I'm not 100% sure of what to think now. It was a bootleg but isn't anymore?

You can add it again.

Hi
Just wanted to hear from another mod.

(Não me interpretes mal mas so queria o dobro das certezas)

Mulheres,cerveja e Heavy Metal pra sempre!

What's about THIS ONE .INSALUBRIOUS page missing this release,but just don't know if it's official ...

Extreme Noise Terror's "Live & Loud" ( http://www.metal-archives.com/release.php?id=31382 ) seems to be a bootleg, although it's listed on their website -> http://extremenoiseterror.tekcities.com/discography.htm
"Label: Unknown" and apparently only available on CD-R -> examples:
Link.
http://www.shindy.cz/cd.php?sid=4&id=283

maybe no one has added this yet, because it was not spread in big numbers. Looks like a valid demo release.

S.O.D. /You're Dead (The Ballads of S.O.D.)/

This is a bootleg here:

http://www.metal-archives.com/release.php?id=159064

Proof:

http://ledotakas.net/webshop/?eshop;pag ... pe;id.6588

http://www.dark-throne.de/boots/_index_ ... _tapes.htm

I might buy it anyhow because of the nice artwork.

Its still no added in database.Can I do that?

Came across this release: http://www.metal-archives.com/release.php?id=76323

Don't know anything about it but the fact that it has "Doesn't actually exist" written in its notes seems to indicate it needs attention.

i would like to add:

Falconer - Swords From The North (Best Of, 2006)
Zonata - Exceptions (Best Of, 2007)

i am afraid i dont have any proof more than i can say i know the guy who made the Zonata best of, he is known as Metallerium (found at pretty many rapidshare link sites)

I have recently bought a Mayhem/Emperor split, it's a bootleg, (not the live bootleg with the screaming guy at the front, nor the split on green vinyl) tracklist: Emperor-A Fine Day To Die (Bathory cover)
Emperor-Massacra (Hellhammer cover)
Emperor-Funeral Fog (Mayhem cover)
Emperor-The Ancient Queen
Mayhem-The Vortex Of Inhumanity/I Am The Labyrinth
Mayhem-Fall Of Scraphs
Mayhem-Ancient Skin
Mayhem-Symbols Of Bloodswords

who can give me some more information (release year, line-up etc.)

Hi

Sorry , and correct me if i´m wrong but isn´t "Heroin" from Alice in Chains a bootleg?

I think so and nothing on their website indicates otherwise.

Judas Priest - Golden Ballads. 1998, OMEN Records. Bootleg, but it has nice cover:
http://img259.imageshack.us/my.php?imag ... 003fq0.jpg

Vader - Tyrani Piekieł (Demo) - yes it's Vader, but it is not an official release. Interesting thing though. One of their first song.
Oh, one more thing:
http://www.metal-archives.com/release.php?id=108488
Bootleg or not? Becouse I downloaded "Ondes Triumph" and... well, "Rehearsal 1993" IS "Ondes Triumph".