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bootleg or
bootlegger in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
bootleg is the
upper part (or shaft) of a boot.
Bootleg,
bootlegging or
bootlegger(s) may...
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download a
bootleg of the show.
According to a 2012
report in
Rolling Stone, many
artists have now
concluded that the
volume of
bootlegged performances...
- Live
Bootleg may
refer to: Live
Bootleg (Audio
Adrenaline album) Live
Bootleg (Hundred
Reasons album) Live
Bootleg (Mudvayne album) Live
Bootleg (Resurrection...
- Henderson, Alex.
Napalm Death:
Bootlegged in ****an >
Overview at
AllMusic Wasylyk, Adam (1
September 1998). "Napalm
Death –
Bootlegged in ****an".
Chronicles of...
- UK
postage stamps issued by the
Royal Mail.
Queen are one of the most
bootlegged bands ever,
according to Nick Weymouth, who
manages the band's official...
- mid-1990s, the
Beatles have been, and
continue to be,
among the most
bootlegged artists.
Bootleg recordings arise from a
multitude of sources,
including radio...
- A role-playing game (sometimes
spelled roleplaying game, or
abbreviated as RPG) is a game in
which players ****ume the
roles of
characters in a fictional...
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Dylan awards. Much of his
music has been
bootlegged; for an
examination of this phenomenon, see Bob
Dylan bootleg recordings.
Notes "Someday Baby" did not...
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Bootleg mining or
shoemaker mining is a form of
illegal coal mining. The term
originated around the 1920s,
though the
practice probably predates that...
- play.
Glossary of
American football Sally Rand "Steve
Young bootlegged right and he
bootlegged left. He scram..." AP News.
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