Concert Bootlegs - because fuck going outside

[XYZpdq]

Been digging through old concert bootlegs I got off usenet a while back. Recently listened to Dave Matthews Band from 2006 (nice enough with a pretty good quality recording), Led Zepplin from 1969 (cool but not as great a quality), Rolling Stones from early 00s (shit quality from some handheld recorder way in the crowd, kinda fun for the is-ness of hearing a bunch of people singing along and stuff).

tv special rather than a bootleg per se but whatever

 

[MG 620]

I loved my precious concert bootlegs before Napster came along. They were especially amazing back when there was no youtube and easy file sharing, and especially when the artist/group normally didn't put out any live stuff officially. The sound quality was often crap but it felt "real" .

 

[stephendedalus]

These are all my favorites.

 

[W00K #17]

Probably spend more time listening to good quality auds from shows than any other kind of music.

http://www.phishows.com if anyone wants to delve into the music behind the most autistic band/fanbase ever.

This site also has tons of good shit if you like boots.

http://tela.sugarmegs.org/bands.aspx

 

[Gordon Cole]

I use this website a lot: http://www.nyctaper.com/

 

[LiveFromNS]

Dime-A-Dozen, Trader's Den, Yeeshkul, Jam To This and ZOMB are all torrent sites I have used for many years. Also, Guitars101 uses filesharing links. I am mainly in to classic rock but I have tons of bootlegs, studio stuff as well, for all my favorite groups. I'd check them out if you like bootleg recordings.

 

[BeanBidan]

There's one live show I like listening to. T.S.O.L. Code Blue because in the end you can hear a gunshot

 

[XYZpdq]

Any suggested Danzig live bootlegs?