Van Morrison Bootlegs Updated

Start with the soundboards. Look for shows labeled "FM Broadcast" or "SBD" (Soundboard). Work your way back to the audience recordings only after you trust the taper.

For a standard CD insert, aim for 4.75" x 4.75" . Use a resolution of 300 dpi to ensure sharp images of the artwork. van morrison bootlegs

"The Point Depot, Dublin, December 21, 1987" Why it matters: This is a famous Irish homecoming. The energy is electric. He debuts unreleased songs from Irish Heartbeat and plays a stunning version of “Summertime in England” that outdoes the studio cut. Listen for the crowd reaction when he sings “Caledonia” —it is a religious revival. Start with the soundboards

Despite these efforts, Morrison has occasionally acknowledged the existence of bootlegs, even expressing admiration for some of the recordings. In a 2007 interview with The Guardian, Morrison stated, "I've heard some of these bootlegs, and some of them are quite good...It's amazing how much you can pick up from a bootleg." For a standard CD insert, aim for 4

“Pacific High Studio, 1971” (originally a radio broadcast). Stripped-down versions of “Tupelo Honey” and “Wild Night.”