History:Untitled Bootleg Style
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A untitled bootleg of a live concert should be named with the date and location of the concert, as follows:
- YYYY-MM-DD: Location
Where:
- YYYY = the full year,
- MM = the numerical month, zero padded,
- DD = the numerical day of the month, zero padded
- Location can be the venue name and/or the location, in least significant to most significant order.
If the release venue and date is not known, title the release [unknown].
Examples
- 2000-10-22: Las Vegas, NV, USA
- 2000-06-01: Dublin, Ireland (disc 2)
- Milan, Italy (disc 1)
- 2004-02-27
See Also
- Live Bootleg Style is a proposed guideline which attempts to extend this guideline to cover titled live bootlegs as well.
