For those of you who are unfamiliar with the etree community, we participate in the trading of lossless live legal audio. If you are still confused about the legal part, please read the taping policies of Phish and the Grateful Dead.

Accepted forms of media are as follows: CD-R, DVD +/-R, DVD+/-RW. I have a SONY DVD RW DRU-500A for a burner, and I personally use the orange Ritek DVD-Rs for archiving (never had a problem with them). I've also burned Memorex(+/- R and RW) with no problems. DVDs are my preferred media, although I will burn CD-Rs, just be sure to include enough blanks (and let me know if I can but parts of a show on the same CD to save space). I burn with Nero, and verify after each burn (takes forever but damn, if it means I know my shows burned correctly then I'll do it). If you have questions, please feel free to contact me. I don't bite, I'm not that mean. :)


Please obey my rules. They are very simple. If you don't, I'm not responsible for damage to your goods.

1. Fill out a request form. The needed link is on your left. And only request shows that are on the B&P list page (please and thank you). Asking for other shows may drive me crazy enough not to let you participate in this round of B&Ps.
   
   
2. DO NOT SEND JEWEL CASES. These things can break during transit and may scratch your cds!!!! And that would suck, so don't do it! I recommend the paper sleeves or the double sided cd holders. Also, bubble mailers are recommended, because they can be REUSED. PLEASE NO CARDBORAD MAILERS (they're kinda messy too).....
   
   
3. Please don't request .wavs. I'm a flac kinda gal.
   
   
4. Enclose enough blanks. On that note, please also enclose enough return postage.
   
   
5. Don't you etree kids know what rule #5 is yet? (In other words, chill :))
   
   
6. Don't ask for shows through the contact form. It drives me nuts and I'm crazy enough as it is already.
   
   
7. Don't forget to spread the tunes.
   
   

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