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Wait which Sheffield bootleg is the good one?

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Topic started 14 years ago by MuffinCharger in Live is where we live. Since then 3 posts have been made by 3 users.

MuffinCharger

14 years

The first one on the page (the remastered broadcast), was horrible quality, and it literally hurt my ears to listen to it. Is that really the bootleg that everyone thinks is so nice? Its the worst bootleg I've ever heard!
jofice

14 years

Original Sheffield topic no good? I'm not sure which one I have, it's in lossless though and it sounds ok?
germcevoy

14 years

The noiseless remaster is the best it will sound. Modern broadcasts are just terrible. I bet I could name many hundreds of shows that don't sound as good though.

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