Music Website Suggestions? Live, Rare Tracks

[Jim]

Anyone have any website suggestions for any live or rare mp3 tracks?  Im not talking Napster or Kaaza.  Looking for some of the personal websites people may have stumbled upon.  With so many music fans on this site and with some of your diverse tastes it would be a great place for feedback and place to help each other out. 

[Nicklab]

I think it all depends on what you're looking for.  A lot of bands put some of their own stuff online.  Try googling them by band name.

[CorranHorn]

Here's a link I shared in the Pearl Jam thread, it's actually a Grateful Dead site...

http://www.gdlive.com/xtras/PearlJam/

Just go straight to www.gdlive.com for the rest of the stuff.

Here's the Live Music Archive, that has tons of bands live stuff. Most of it obscure stuff, but you might find something you like....

http://www.archive.org/audio/etree.php

[Jim]

Im looking for more Classic and Hard Rock Stuff.  Floyd, Zep, AC/DC, etc.  Thanks for the PJ site.  They actually had a few concerts that I already had, but with better sound quality. 

Ive managed to track alot from Kaaza, etc. But I'm now at a deadend since I cant find anything new from these sites that I need.

[Sems Fir]

Hi Rebeltrader,

There are various sites all over the web but in the case of Led Zeppelin Jason Peterson's http://www.royal-orleans.com/ is one location to download live Zep.  Another place that has various artists including Zep appears to be the old sharingthegroove group now at http://www.thetradersden.org/

If your looking to do some Zep trading there are various trade lists but you can join FBO here: http://www.buckeye-web.com/badgeholders.html as there's trees running all the time. There's also various Yahoo groups for Zep but Les Sutton has a popular one which you can check out here: http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/LZ_Trees/ which also has trees running often.

I can add more but you get the general areas of live Zep with the above listed sites.  I'm currently building up my CD collection (I've been collecting live Zep since the old vinyl days, and have pretty much everything on DVD)

Good luck as there's some amazing stuff captured in either audio or video format from an era of incredible music.