I'm a member for some time now and I still think this is a fantastic site ! Especially after I found the country music area... Awesome !! Keep it up ! Maybe you can get some Tony Joe White-stuff....

Awesome ! Thanks so much for the Kristofferson-concert ! He's one of the greatest songwriters of the last century. His latest album is great, too. Thanks again, will check it out now !

You guys are unbelievable. I never thought this site would get even better, but it did !! Awesome ! Thanks for all your hard work !!   Any more Beach Boys or maybe some Tony Joe White would be awesome. All the great rock'n'roll-artists would be great too, like Little Richard, Jerry Lee Lewis, maybe even Elvis if that is possible. Kris ...

Great new concerts! Love the Stones. If there are more, please let us hear 'em.  Again, what about some Tony Joe White ? Or maybe Jerry Lee Lewis ? Little Richard? Maybe a Carl Wilson (from the Beach Boys) solo-concert? At that point we could also get a Brian Wilson-solo-show....   Love this site so much !

I just can't believe I just found out about this site some months ago. This is so awesome and probably the best idea ever on the web. Do you guys have some Tony Joe White-stuff, or Jerry Lee Lewis? Maybe even Carl Perkins? And more stuff from CCR, the Beach Boys, Chuck Berry or any blues, country or Rock'n'Roll artist would also be ...

Great, a new Beach Boys concert. I haven't listened to it yet, but the text has some mayor mistakes. Like Ricky Fataar playing here (he left in '74 and only contributed once to their 1980 studio-album ''Keepin the summer alive'') and ''Kokomo'' being in '81 while it's from '88. Mike and Bruce are the only Beach Boys under that name, that's right, ...

I liked the scene in the movie. It wasn't Michael J. Fox singing though but a singer whose name I don't remember. I think mixing all kind of famous guitarists move-wise was a nice idea...

Did I miss something? Two CCR-concerts? I ''only'' can find one...

Well, in truth this was at the beginning of Brian's problems. His peak was in '66. And I believe Dennis wasn't at this show, though the reviewer wrote he was. It's great to hear Bruce's version of ''Your song'' in such a good quality. I only knew some very bad versions of it before.