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Bootography Layout

Every entry in the bootography is in the following form:

Title - Label - Catalogue Number - Quality Rating(s)

Venue. Date (dd/mm/yy) *

## tracks on ## CD(s). Total Time: (where possible)

Band Lineup (s)

Track Listing

Comments

See also:

All cross-references.

* Note that dates are in UK format, with the day preceding the month.

The quality ratings are fairly simple, going from 1 to 6. 6 is the best quality available, and sb6 is approaching live-album quality. An ordinary 6 would not be as good quality as a sb6. (See below). 3 and 4 are reasonably listenable, although solos and vocals may not come through, and 1s and 2s are for collectors only. I would ask those supplying information to not be taken in by what sounds like a great show *musically* and give it a quality rating 1 or 2 levels above what it should really be.

• "sb" attached to the rating number means that the CD is a soundboard recording. Whilst poor quality soundboard recordings do exist, chances are that a sb4 will sound better than a 4, simply because of the reduced background noise. However, this is ONLY a guide, not a rule!
• "qun" means that the quality is unknown.
• "lun" means that the label is unknown.
• "nun" means that the catalogue is unknown.
• "ic" beside a track indicates that the track is incomplete in some way.