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Mailboat Records to Offer MP3s of concerts?

Posted: May 1, 2006 7:19 pm
by DeltOU
I haven't been to the Mailboat records website for a while, but with the new tour, I figured I check...I came across this:

MP3s - Coming Soon!
Stay tuned in the next few weeks for an exciting addition to the Mailboat Records offerings - the ability to purchase mp3s of your favorite live Jimmy Buffett concerts!

http://mailboatrecords.bubbleup.biz/ind ... cPath=1_16


How long has this been up, or is it new?

Posted: May 1, 2006 7:40 pm
by Pablo Escobar
the mp3's will be in its 'raw' form. You will have a choice between the mp3 (16bit) DL, or the FLAC (24bit) DL..but I don't know if he'll put the mp3s/FLAC on DAO or TAO for easier burns

Re: Mailboat Records to Offer MP3s of concerts?

Posted: May 1, 2006 7:49 pm
by prrthd1987
DeltOU wrote:How long has this been up, or is it new?
It's been up for a little bit... but nobody has really said much about it because we know it will be another 3 years til they come out (if we are lucky) :lol:

Posted: May 1, 2006 7:55 pm
by DeltOU
We can assume it will be similar to DMB Live Trax and concert offerings?

Re: Mailboat Records to Offer MP3s of concerts?

Posted: May 1, 2006 8:38 pm
by SteveJRogers
DeltOU wrote:I haven't been to the Mailboat records website for a while, but with the new tour, I figured I check...I came across this:

MP3s - Coming Soon!
Stay tuned in the next few weeks for an exciting addition to the Mailboat Records offerings - the ability to purchase mp3s of your favorite live Jimmy Buffett concerts!

http://mailboatrecords.bubbleup.biz/ind ... cPath=1_16


How long has this been up, or is it new?
You know, I thought something might be up when I was at iTunes to download a couple of the Tiki Tour albums I was unable to purchase them, except for the Cincy one, due to an "upgrade" or something

Steve

Posted: May 1, 2006 8:41 pm
by nvrmnd17
That's been up since some time in January and I've pretty much given up hope on seeing this any time soon.

I believe the bubbleup.biz site is some sort of test site and not the "official" Mailboat site.

Posted: May 1, 2006 8:46 pm
by SteveJRogers
nvrmnd17 wrote:That's been up since some time in January and I've pretty much given up hope on seeing this any time soon.

I believe the bubbleup.biz site is some sort of test site and not the "official" Mailboat site.
True, but something could be up if the CDs are avalible at iTunes then all of a sudden you can't purchase them because of some "updating" situation? Hmmmm...

Posted: May 1, 2006 9:03 pm
by SchoolGirlHeart
nvrmnd17 wrote:I believe the bubbleup.biz site is some sort of test site and not the "official" Mailboat site.
BubbleUp (http://www.bubbleup.biz) is a media management company that counts Mailboat Records among its clients:

Margaritaville.com http://www.margaritaville.com
CelebrityCellars.com http://www.celebritycellars.com
MuzikMafia http://www.muzikmafia.com
Mailboat Records http://www.mailboatrecords.com
Margaritaville Restaurants http://www.margaritavillelasvegas.com, http://www.margaritavillemyrtlebeach.com, http://www.margaritavilleorlando.com
Ralph MacDonald http://www.ralphmacdonald.com
Radio Margaritaville on Sirius http://www.radiomargaritaville.com
MargaritavilleFootwear.com http://www.margaritavillefootwear.com
3 Doors Down / Jon Nicholson Promo http://jonnicholsontour.com/3DD/
NORML / Jon Nicholson Promo http://jonnicholsontour.com/NORML/
Susan Haynes http://www.susanhaynesmusic.com
Site coming soon include Hall and Oates and Willy Deville

http://www.bubbleup.biz/portfolio.htm

Posted: May 1, 2006 9:13 pm
by nvrmnd17
Exactly, and I believe that this is their test site for Mailboat.
SchoolGirlHeart wrote:
nvrmnd17 wrote:I believe the bubbleup.biz site is some sort of test site and not the "official" Mailboat site.
BubbleUp (http://www.bubbleup.biz) is a media management company that counts Mailboat Records among its clients:

Margaritaville.com http://www.margaritaville.com
CelebrityCellars.com http://www.celebritycellars.com
MuzikMafia http://www.muzikmafia.com
Mailboat Records http://www.mailboatrecords.com
Margaritaville Restaurants http://www.margaritavillelasvegas.com, http://www.margaritavillemyrtlebeach.com, http://www.margaritavilleorlando.com
Ralph MacDonald http://www.ralphmacdonald.com
Radio Margaritaville on Sirius http://www.radiomargaritaville.com
MargaritavilleFootwear.com http://www.margaritavillefootwear.com
3 Doors Down / Jon Nicholson Promo http://jonnicholsontour.com/3DD/
NORML / Jon Nicholson Promo http://jonnicholsontour.com/NORML/
Susan Haynes http://www.susanhaynesmusic.com
Site coming soon include Hall and Oates and Willy Deville

http://www.bubbleup.biz/portfolio.htm

Posted: May 1, 2006 9:16 pm
by SchoolGirlHeart
nvrmnd17 wrote:Exactly, and I believe that this is their test site for Mailboat.
Okay, I see what you meant. I thought you meant you thought the bubbleup site was a test site that *Mailboat* built.

Posted: May 1, 2006 9:18 pm
by nvrmnd17
I have a habit of not being very clear on the internet. I think faster than I can type.
SchoolGirlHeart wrote:
nvrmnd17 wrote:Exactly, and I believe that this is their test site for Mailboat.
Okay, I see what you meant. I thought you meant you thought the bubbleup site was a test site that *Mailboat's* built.

Posted: May 1, 2006 9:21 pm
by nvrmnd17
Just found the original discussion:

http://www.buffettnews.com/forum/viewto ... t=mailboat

January 9th is when someone discovered the MP3 Downloads on the mailboat.bubbleup.biz site.

So it hasn't quite been 4 months...

Posted: May 1, 2006 10:38 pm
by Pablo Escobar
DeltOU wrote:We can assume it will be similar to DMB Live Trax and concert offerings?

Exactly, Yes

Posted: May 2, 2006 4:09 pm
by SharkOnLand
nvrmnd17 wrote:Exactly, and I believe that this is their test site for Mailboat.
It looks like the entire "Store" section of the Mailboat site (accessed by clicking Store from the main Mailboat site) has the bubbleup.biz URL, so if it's a "test" site, they didn't hide it very well...

Posted: May 2, 2006 4:33 pm
by nvrmnd17
SharkOnLand wrote:
nvrmnd17 wrote:Exactly, and I believe that this is their test site for Mailboat.
It looks like the entire "Store" section of the Mailboat site (accessed by clicking Store from the main Mailboat site) has the bubbleup.biz URL, so if it's a "test" site, they didn't hide it very well...
You're right. I haven't purchased anything directly from Mailboat since 2003 and didn't realize the Mailboat site linked to the mailboat.bubbleup.biz site.

The bottom line is, I hope they do this downlaod thing and do it right and add some really cool shows. (and soon :lol: )

Re: Mailboat Records to Offer MP3s of concerts?

Posted: November 20, 2009 4:32 pm
by Pablo Escobar
I had to bump this. Whatever happen to this?

Re: Mailboat Records to Offer MP3s of concerts?

Posted: November 20, 2009 4:37 pm
by labatt1876
Dont we get MP3's of every concert for free? Thanks to Radio Margaritaville and Sunlover who is always nice enough to post every show?

Re: Mailboat Records to Offer MP3s of concerts?

Posted: November 20, 2009 4:44 pm
by Pablo Escobar
labatt1876 wrote:Dont we get MP3's of every concert for free? Thanks to Radio Margaritaville and Sunlover who is always nice enough to post every show?

I tape every show just like sunlover, but this post is from 3 years ago. Buffett mentioned he was going to sell his concerts. I saw this thread and wanted to up it.

Soundboard pulls would sound better than us taping from sirius broadcasts. Some .mp3 sourced shows sound like crap, but the n00bs on here wouldn't know the difference. Tapers would know the difference.

Re: Mailboat Records to Offer MP3s of concerts?

Posted: November 20, 2009 9:02 pm
by looking4OPH
Pablo Escobar wrote:I tape every show just like sunlover, but this post is from 3 years ago. Buffett mentioned he was going to sell his concerts. I saw this thread and wanted to up it.

Soundboard pulls would sound better than us taping from sirius broadcasts. Some .mp3 sourced shows sound like crap, but the n00bs on here wouldn't know the difference. Tapers would know the difference.
If I had a choice of great sounding soundboards of every concert that cost vs. good sounding Sirius/RM captures for free, I'd take it for free in this economy. Although I don't grab/keep every concert, I certainly have enough that the costs would add up! BTW, I'm somewhere in between a n00b and a Taper. I can appreciate good quality recordings, but have to look at the scale of cost vs. quality.

Re: Mailboat Records to Offer MP3s of concerts?

Posted: November 21, 2009 11:41 am
by Pablo Escobar
looking4OPH wrote:
Pablo Escobar wrote:I tape every show just like sunlover, but this post is from 3 years ago. Buffett mentioned he was going to sell his concerts. I saw this thread and wanted to up it.

Soundboard pulls would sound better than us taping from sirius broadcasts. Some .mp3 sourced shows sound like crap, but the n00bs on here wouldn't know the difference. Tapers would know the difference.
If I had a choice of great sounding soundboards of every concert that cost vs. good sounding Sirius/RM captures for free, I'd take it for free in this economy. Although I don't grab/keep every concert, I certainly have enough that the costs would add up! BTW, I'm somewhere in between a n00b and a Taper. I can appreciate good quality recordings, but have to look at the scale of cost vs. quality.

No way.

I consider myself a good taper, b/c my shows usually sound great, but if I had the chance to get a great sbd of a buffett show I would gladly pay for it.

You and i know that all taper's pulls don't sound the same. Whatever source you're downloading...you don't know if it will sound good. Sometimes it does, sometimes it doesn't. At least we have like 3+ people here that love taping, and that the tapes will sound good.