Anyone else heard about this Bill Graham/Wolfgang's Vault thing, specifically the music/video archives?

Bunch of free downloads there these days, including Sebadoh, The 1900's, and a bunch of other semi-worthwhile indie types.

I also found a 1973 Larry Coryell concert that straddles the line between his earlier rockier stuff and the jazzier fusion he would move into. Have been looking for something like that forever. There really is some crazy good stuff on this site, though it's usually wise to preview before committing.

punk week!

The Avengers Winterland 1/14/1978
Nuns Winterland 1/14/1978
The Runaways Palladium 1/7/1978
X L'amour 11/26/1983
The Sex Pistols Winterland 1/14/1978
MC5 Grande Ballroom 10/30/1968

lol:

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The Sex Pistols Winterland 1/14/1978

can't imagine it's included but r. meltzer was the "mc" for this event. so much has been written about (projected upon) the sex pistols last show it would be interesting to hear. like what if rotten said something different than "even feel like you've been had" etc

hm

"ever feel like stopping by the merch table on your way out?"

Listening to the Pistols set now: There's nothing much wrong with Sid's bass playing, for the most part. (Bit shakey at the start, but pretty good by "Bodies")

The Runaways Palladium 1/7/1978

I was at this one! They played between Suicide & the Ramones. I think the Ramones gig was also professionally recorded and is floating around on the internets. One of my buddies from that night became a lifelong Ramones fan because of that gig & now his daughters can sing their whole catalog.

Jimi Hendrix Experience Berkeley Community Theatre 5/30/1970

voodoo child on this is sooooooooooo killer.

Hmmm.

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(More about Daytrotter but do note the WV crossover.)