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mproust87 <mproust87@gmail.com> wrote in
news:0m6n3btn0265n9vk67qv89bgsnoe3sbs91@4ax.com:
> I wonder if some of the great uploaders like
> NEWTY or Burp are still around somewhere...
NEWTY was uploading VHS-to-DVD movies he made from tapes
provided by sixgun/oldguy and at some point he indicated
that he had posted everything he had.
On 20 April 2014, etu posted this:
"burp has passed away a couple of weeks ago..."
Rocker posted most or all of what he had and switched to
digging out old radio shows, interviews, documentaries -
relatively obscure behind-the-scenes stuff. Some of that
has gone up in 80s.
CxL retired and said here that he was unable, for a number
of reasons, to continue posting.
> I could upload the whole "Story of O" (1992) series, by the way,
> if there is any interest. sitkaman seems to be missing parts of it.
There probably is. It only had a tape release, so there's
(little or) no other way for anybody to get it now.
> Is there any point in requesting something that was
> never posted here before?
Sure. Some of my best "finds" have been things I never knew
existed until somebody posted them.
Ten years ago, people thought all the posters in 80s had
moved on. Then Ed_ showed up and posted continuously for
three years. People thought sleazemovies was dead. Then
Kraken showed up and posted a thousand movies.
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