For FTP trades (SHN and DVD) I'll take almost anything that's somewhat interesting to me, since it's so little effort. For postal trades it has to be something special, as it's a bit of a pain in the neck for me. If something I have also shows up on my wantlist, it means that I either want a better source or have the audio but want a DVD that I know to be circulating.

I may do B+P, or I may not, depending on what's going on in my life at the time. Feel free to ask.

I use Taiyo Yuden 4x DVD-R media. (-R currently has better compatibility than +R.) For CDs I used to buy TDK and still have some as of the time I'm writing this, but I will probably switch to Taiyo Yuden in the future. I'll probably want anything by any of the bands I like/trade, even if it's not on my wantlist, so feel free to offer.

I'm not going to do audio or performance ratings for most shows. This isn't because I don't believe in rating them or anything, but because there are too many different scales. A B+ Pearl Jam bootleg from 2001 will sound a lot better than a B+ Pink Floyd bootleg from 1969, and I'm not going to be the one to get flamed for using a different scale. If I have two versions of a show I'll try to compare the SQ.

Some shows listed as SHN may actually be FLAC. They're both lossless, so it doesn't really matter, and I can convert both ways if you need them in one or the other. Conversion is lossless too. I'm sure anybody reading this knows that, but if you have any questions or concerns, e-mail me.

The number of discs for SHN shows is the number of 80-minute audio cds needed, not the number of data discs required to hold the compressed files. The number in the last column (for SHN shows) is which DVD the SHNs are stored on.