Son Perfect wrote:DBZimran wrote:You could spend days/hours with someone who was entrusted with this audio and eventually he'll give you an offer you can't refuse. Kei's trust in this total douche was bought, I'm not afraid to expose this individual. People like
Derek Padula (who want an official release) have known for well over a year I have sent him proof and he knows who not to trust now. I have the uncompressed FLAC files. I don't know if they will come to use, but if Sabat fails we could do something ourselves.
This is how i got it btw pm for more details
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I've been trying to look into all this drama about the broadcast audio and it's hard finding all the detail about it. As a TOTAL noob to all this whole broadcast audio situation, can you tell me about the a piracy website se leak, Enigmo, Kei17, Funmation, and bascially EVERYTHING? (Pm's are fine too)
The story:
After giving Kei17 everything I had from my HDD and waiting a year+, he
finally sent me 291 episodes of Tokai and Ishikawa. Somewhere around that time, I met with Christopher Sabat at an anime convention held at a high school near my house. He gladly accepted my flash drive and contacted me via email later in the evening. Unfortunately, he had to leave sooner than expected because his wife got sick and we couldn't have lunch together.
The thing is, Kei17 was abusing my connection with Christohper Sabat to convince some guy into letting him digitize a bunch of Hi8 tapes that had recordings of the Fuji broadcast.
In fact, Christopher Sabat made plans to acquire the audio after Kei17 returns my 2nd HDD; however, after waiting years for something that never came, I found myself quite annoyed (as anybody would be).
Since Kei17 wanted to deceive me with more lies, I allowed his precious Tokai audio be obtained by the biggest DBZ troll ever known
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The trolls of Kanzenshuu:
# 1 Enigmo
#2 DBZImran
#3 Arian
#4 Puto
To think, I sent that guy a sealed $1,000 unreleased Raging Blast 2 CD as a Christmas gift, an expensive 4TB HDD, etc. This was an exciting moment because we could finally give Christopher Sabat the best of what we could get our hands on. Oh well!
Last year, I managed to get my hands on 173 episodes of Fuji from someone else. There’s another person who has 23 episodes of Fuji and I’m hoping we can work out a deal. The rest will have to be remastered Tokai or Ishikawa until they are replaced by something superior.
According to Derek, I've been selling broadcast audio for $10,000 in increments of 10 or more, which would be a 6 digit figure. Don’t get me wrong, if someone wanted Tokai audio for that much, who wouldn't sell it!?
For years I’ve tried telling Derek over the telephone that Kei17 has deceived us. I don’t know Kei17 personally, but nobody can be THAT busy. Believe it or not, Kei17 never intended on sharing anything with you guys, anyway. His brother always tells him to keep it to himself. Maybe he finally got into his head. What kind of fan does that? In fact, the a piracy website leak gave Kei17 the “AHA!” excuse that he could justify.
This kind of drama sounds like I’m in High School again. God. Quit drinking the Kool-Aid. It's over. Move on.