Questions collectors usually ask

Lost Tape Club is a collector-to-collector archive and online store focused on rare bootleg CDs, live recordings, studio sessions, outtakes, demos, box sets and hard-to-find music material. It is made for fans who care about specific concerts, unreleased sessions, alternate versions, historical moments and recordings that are usually very difficult to find through regular stores or streaming platforms.

No. These are high-quality CDR collector releases, not factory Silver Press CDs. For this kind of rare material, many titles simply do not exist as Silver Press editions. The value is the music itself: live recordings, studio sessions, outtakes and collector material that is usually very hard to find through regular stores or streaming platforms.

They are professionally made with full custom artwork, printed discs and collector packaging.

Yes. Orders are paid through PayPal Goods & Services, not Friends & Family. That means the buyer is protected. If there is any problem with an order, PayPal gives you a secure way to open a claim and recover your money.

Your order is handled carefully and shipped from the United States. We know trust matters with collector items, especially rare bootleg CDs, so the buying process is kept clear and protected.

Orders are usually prepared and shipped once per week. Handling time can be up to about one week before dispatch. After that, delivery time depends on the destination country, postal service and size of the order. If you tell us your country, we can help estimate the delivery window before you order.

Yes. You can see real examples of the packaging, printed discs and finished presentation on our real Lost Tape Club product photos page or in this Facebook photo album. If you want to check a specific title before ordering, send us a message and we can help.

Yes. We are always open to collector conversations, title suggestions and questions about rare material. If you are looking for something specific, send the artist, title, year, venue, label or any detail you have and we will check what may be available.

If you are not sure what to buy, tell us the artists you collect, the period you like, or the kind of material you enjoy: live shows, studio outtakes, demos, soundboards, radio broadcasts, box sets, Beatles sessions, classic rock rarities or specific tours.