ahhhhh...live music... play it loud...diggin the Chuck Berry...

Great site with amazing offerings. I have a few requests:

 

James Gang with Joe Walsh

James Gang with Tommy Bolin

Zephyr

John Mayall, especially with Mick Taylor

older Genesis

A more general comment as I have not figured out how to make a comment without replying to another comment!

Its a great project nice to hear so many bands! I am looking forward to hearing artists like, Bloomfield, Its a beautiful day, Moby Grape and John Cipollina.

First of all, thank you! Great job so far. Love the writeups.

 

Sound quality is good for streaming, as is the player. But I would think twice about buying these as downloads. There's lots of artifacts here and there from excessive noise reduction/tweaking/compression, and the bass is often lacking. If you were to offer better-sounding versions for download, I'd want to hear a sample of just exactly what I'd be buying.

 

In any event, thanks again and keep up the good work!

I've listened to three shows and plan on listening to alot more.  All are unbelievable.  Where is the Chicago Transit Authority show that you have played on Vault Radio.  Would love to hear that show!!

c joe is backed by energy crisis

track 3 is not baby seals  but BLOOD ON THE ICE from his album goodbye blues

hanwaker,

Thanks for the input on the Country Joe show from 9/10/1976. I've made the change to our records and you should see the site updated.

Stay tuned!
Topper

GTRZAN:

Hello Vault Radio!!!  I've been listening off&on since April.This new site is cool.Lots of new music&more customized listening is now possible{WOW,F#%&IN-A,AWESOME,ETC.}.THANK YOU&KEEP UP WHATCHA DO.:::::GTRZAN

Good Afternoon Vault Radio!   Neil Young Cinnamin Girl Unplugged--Beautiful.I've heard Led Zep,E,L,P--TRAFFIC!{any low spark era?}.Enjoyed the AEROSMITH concert,to add to your info;the boys from boston still write&rock quite well today.They came back around '84&haven't stopped since.They also sound better live these days{'79@Cap.Center-rough year I guess}No one does what they do,like they do!!Now,howzabout some Jeff Beck{what I've heard so far has been great}Steely Dan{I know that's probably a tough one}George Harrison???THANK YOU V.R.KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!::::::::GTRZAN

FD:

A more general comment as I have not figured out how to make a comment without replying to another comment!

FD, you can go to any existing forum and click on the "New Thread" button and type your comments into the field. Upon pressing "Post" a new thread will be instantly created.

I thought this place was absolutely great when it began, but it has surpassed my wildest hopes.

Many thanks.

Hearing some of the '67ish shows brings back a lot of memories of my time in SF.

I'm 59 now, but after a few listens, I'm feeling 20 again.

The concern raised above also concerns me.  The audio quality is very spotty on some shows.  For example, the group I loved so much, The Electric Flag -- on one tune (Texas) it sounds like Bloomfield is playing on another stage being heard through the wall.  Some might be concerned with mono vs. stereo (like Moby Grape's early '67 show at the Fillmore sounds like one track), but that doesn't bother me, as being given the chance to just hear this show is a delight.  But, if the vocals or main instruments are not turned on, or sound like they are 1,000 mile away, that's another matter.  I wonder if the live audience heard it this way, this was just a soundboard issue, or it's the way it went down on tape 40 years ago due to taping problems.

The concert fault is something I have waited for for 40 years!!!  THANK YOU WOLFGANG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!  There are so many that I don't know where to start.  Although there are plenty of 70s and 80s and etc bands and music, I'm hoping that MOST attention will initially be placed on the 60s.  None of the rest of the music would be here nor would it matter if not for the Summer of Love.  That is the base from which it all sprang forth.  So if possible, I'm hoping that you roll out the origin of real rocknroll concerts from where it all began in San Francisco in 1967 and earlier.  Jefferson Airplane, Janis, Lee Michaels, Moby Grape, the Dead, Quicksilver Messenger Service, Iron Butterfly, Buffalo Springfield, Steppenwolf, Canned Heat, Spirit, Ten Years After, Richie Havens, Mamas and the Papas, Traffic, etc, etc,etc - I just really am happy that you guys are doing this!  Now PLEASE!  Can we down load it too for times we cannot be online???  PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!  lalzee - i love you guys!

The best band of all time is missing? The Doors…..hope to see a show or two!

Thanks for your generosity in making all of this great music available.

Jim Sheridan:

Great site with amazing offerings. I have a few requests:

John Mayall, especially with Mick Taylor

I second that request.

Any chance you could post the whole "eyeball" concert:  Mayall, Hendrix & A King? Or any Otis Rush?

Thanks for the A King concert that has been posted.  Sounds great.

I was in front of the stage at the Led Zeppelin concert at Fillmore West.  No one knew who these guys were.  There was mescaline going around the crowd that night.  There was a fat naked hippie older woman also at the front of the stage.  She had a white bed sheet on and would open it up from time to time.  Robert Plant and Page were laughing.  I thought I was going to vomit.  I remember watching Plant sing, and how the light was flickering through his hair.  I thought he had the most beautiful head of hair I had ever seen and that he had a small salami strapped to his leg.

Hi,

great site, incredible music, thanks a million times! There's a little amendment for the fabulous Terry Reid concert. The song listed as 'unknown' is called 'Summer Sequence'. First Terry is announcing it, second you can find it on the Double CD with complete Epic recordings. Just to give Terry a little bit more of the collection society cake you maybe should change this.