This is really unbelievable. Thanks for putting all these great performances out here for us. This is exactly what the freedom of the internet should be for - the sharing of the best of what man has to offer.

What bubble gum rock fans put the who at the top of the most popular concerts lists..its a disgrace to the bands that belong there!!!!!!
and king of the "Rich white chicks on vacation Caribbean cylipso dance music" Bob "tumor brain" Marley?????

BAAAAAWWWWWHAHHAHAHAHAaaahhahaahahaHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHHAAA

I think that there is a saying "To each his own."  All R&B lovers have their own interpretation of what is a good concert...and if you weren't there to enjoy the live music.  How can YOU say it is "bubble-gum"?  How old are you anyway?  When did you see "The Who"?  Post Moon?  What do you value as a f**ken great concert?  Different strokes for different folks...so on...and so on!  As for Marley.......you ever go to any of his *JAH* shows for that matter.  What the hell do rich white chicks have to do with rock anyway...skanks...groupies...wanna *** the lead singer cunts...have always been a part of the rock scene.  GET OVER IT!  Enjoy the music!

The best music web site running. Brings me back to Maxs Kansas City days what little of them I remember

I would love if you could fine some old Todd Rundgren and Utopia

Hey, Just stumbled upon this site for the first time tonight.  What can I say?  I'm sitting here like a little kid in a sweet shop, I'm spoilt for choice deciding who I should listen too next. The Who at the fillomore, Big Country at my local venue; The Barrowlands, maybe The Clash? some Sabbath? 

I reckon I could be spending some time here.

Fantastic!

 

RobC:

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

Rob,

At this time the only way to hear Concert Vault and Vault Radio is to stream the content via our player.

This is such a fantastic site!!! Could there be plans to actually allow listeners...for a fee..download some of these cuts?????

I realize I'm a week late, but Happy Birthday Vault Radio!  One year old and still going strong!  ;-)

New to to the Vault.  After looking through the concerts, I have found bunch that I attended.  I lived in San Rafael from '68 to '86.  My first show was NRPS/Waylon Jennings/The Grateful Dead.  The very next week I saw The Tubes/Lee Michales/????/ Led Zep.  This was in 1972 at Kezar.

My first Winterland show was a few weeks later.  REO Speedwagon/Framptons Camel/The Doobie Bros.

 

I was at Winterlan or some BGP show almost every weekend after.

Awesome site. Visited here a few times until i came accross the tom Petty concert from 1980, now I'm hooked. Listening to dire straights from `83 as I'm writing this. Great concert. also never thought I would ever hear Wishbone Ash live again. Thanks for bringing this all back in a format I can enjoy while "working".

Unfreaking believable Tom Petty show from 1980.  It's a dream come true to hear the Heartbreakers live during this period.
THANK YOU SO MUCH for this site.

Would love to see some Jeff Beck, James Gang, Faces, Lou Reed, Earl Scruggs Review......

Thanks Again.

i just wanted to say thanks for the time and effort to put all this wonderful music at our fingertips! you have given all of us such a unique oppurtinity to hear and somewhat take part in my opinion, one of the most important pieces of life, the music. i know i'm not alone in wondering what life would be without it. thank you.

Great site you have here, I am adding you to my guitar site as well http://www.guitartabbooks.com

I would like to ocassionaly take part in the forums and share concert experiences with others. Is there a way to use avatars or create a bio and signtaure on the forums for posting?

Scott Morris

Wolfgang- this place is the best--all thumbs up--thanks for creating this site--jd