Is there a way to access these radio streams with an external application such as Winamp? If not now, when?
Winamp has more sound adjustments like trebble and base.

Thanks for any replay, RobC

hi new member here i came across this site quite by accident whilst searching for king biscuit links,i find this site quite awsome  and some fantastic concerts here  takes me back to my youth and am quite looking forward to browsing some of the more classic stuff.

keep it going i love it

paul wardropper

I am amazed at this website!  This is going to be my favorite place to visit.
Please put up a tip jar through PayPal.  You deserve compensation for
these efforts and I would love to support you in keeping this going!
Thank you!!!! 
Steve

 I have not been sleeping much since my clerk, who is 20 years old and listens to 60s rock and roll at college, turn me on to your website. I stay up half the night listening. Do you know where I could score some blackbeauties so I can stay awake at work? Just kidding of course. At this point they'd probably kill me. In any event, not to be the  "skeptic" or, as Axl would say, an 'ass hole", I suppose at some point in the near future, particularly with all the new features you will be adding,you are going to start charging for access, with differnt levels depending on how much you pay, and, even after we pay the fee ,we will still be bombarded with pop up advertisments, and all this great free music will end. Or tell me I'm wrong! The 'free concert' will remain 'free"! I await your reply. Prince the Cat.

New Years Resolution:
Induldge my inner hippie chick. Spend more time listening/shopping Wolfgang's Vault.
I have been tuned in since Summer, LOVE IT. I dig the new Concert Vault & can't wait for Video.
Thank You.
Happy New Year

I have spent most of my waking hours after recovering from a New Year's Eve party scrolling through a listening to various concerts.  My wife and I are overwhelmed with joy and gratitude for finding this wealth of music.  I am truly a happy man right now and this is a damn fine way to start the new year.  Thank you, thank you, thank you.

I greatly appreciate what you're doing, Bill Sagan? - I presume. I lived in SF (still do) and attended most of the local BG and Avalon, Family Dog shows, starting in '66 when I was age14. Quicksilver Messenger Service was my favorite band. When Jim Murray left in October of '67 and it was the four musicians, they were at their best. They had more range to their music than any of the other local bands. Their sound, in fact, has unfortunately never been adequately recorded. Their finest playing was from 10/67 to 4/68. At their height they were absolutely PHENOMENAL, in the1st tier of bands worldwide. Other than the Revolution movie soundtrack, they recorded their first full album in the fall of '67. When it was released in May of '68 they started sounding stale and losing the spark. Unfortunately (in my opinion) they were never recorded properly. Their first album was mixed kind of flat. Even their second album the live more animated "Happy Trails" was too sanitized in the mixing - the instruments  muted down. They were all Virgos (planet Mercury) and like bass player Freiberg said "Mercury slips through your fingers pretty fast". Although the Wolfgang 12/31/67 Fillmore concert sounds good, the tape quality and sound capture, unfortunately, aren't so good. I strongly urge WV to locate and put up additional tapes from the 10/67 thru 4/68 period. Please do so - your audience will be surprised and amazed. If people were aware of the quality of their playing at that time, they'd be appreciated like they deserve to be. The world should know how great QMS REALLY were, otherwise it's a kind of tragedy. Also, waiting for a show that has "Walking Blues" and "I Hear You Knocking" and "The Fool", as well as better versions of "Backdoor Man" "Too Long" and  Mose Allison's "If You Live" which you mistakenly list as "Your Time Will Come".

PS You are in error in the credit for Jim Murray. You list him as vocals, percussion. In reality, he sang, played guitar, harmonica and occasional tambourine. In the credits, I'd go with  guitar, vocals and harmonica.

Oh, my gawd.....this place is just too fab for words!!!!!  But, I will try to express myself, anyway.  Thank you so much for all these fabulous concerts.  My husband and I are huge fans of anything live during the heyday of rock and roll, late 60's to late 70's.  Keep up the great work, and just know we will be listening.

Donna

Thank you so much for this site , I have just been turned on to it . I love all of it . I am spreading the word to all i come in contact with who love music . I love hearing some of the shows I actually attended . Again ,Thanx

Awesome sight! Looking foward to when these could be downloaded.

this is one cool site guys what a great selection of music its a privrlage to be a member thank you

Thanks Wolfgangs vault.

You have also opened my memory archives, Im having the best of times again! Stevie Ray Vaughan lives again.

Cheers

Mangoe1

Thanks very much. If it's out there I'd love to hear some Judas Priest, Frank Zappa, Iron Maiden, Early Alice Cooper and Heart. thank you.    

I just want to say a huge 'THANK YOU'! ..... I did not know of this site's existence 'till early this morning when I stumbled upon you all .. I shall be telling everyone I know who will appreciate it as much as I do.(This site I mean, not the stumbling bit)      I WAS supposed to be going out today .but....,it's raining (again) and I shall spend the day happily soaking in alll the good sounds here instead :-)

 

Blessed Be.

Just joined today.Unbelievable Site.Many Thanks from an Old UK Rocker.