Blue Wizard
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[video=youtube;cW5DiEtkXBM]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cW5DiEtkXBM[/video]
What Are You Listening To?
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TalonToker
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Did I just hear some Alice? Cool tune there, bigv1976!
[video=youtube;nzn0h5r8gYU]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nzn0h5r8gYU[/video]
[video=youtube;nzn0h5r8gYU]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nzn0h5r8gYU[/video]
TalonToker
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[video=youtube;2DmmLAicrQA]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2DmmLAicrQA[/video]
TalonToker
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[video=youtube;D6B8ojAzexg]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D6B8ojAzexg[/video]
cheechako
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And on a very different musical note (pardon the pun)...
A while back, Amazon had the Big Back Set on sale - 99 hours of JS Bach for 99 cents. I was listening to the Sonata in B Minor for flute and harpsichord. To post here, I need to find it on YouTube. I found a bunch that use a modern flute, but this is a nice performance and she is using a Traverso. Here's the first movement:
[video=youtube;H1qU7zwXPRI]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H1qU7zwXPRI[/video]
A while back, Amazon had the Big Back Set on sale - 99 hours of JS Bach for 99 cents. I was listening to the Sonata in B Minor for flute and harpsichord. To post here, I need to find it on YouTube. I found a bunch that use a modern flute, but this is a nice performance and she is using a Traverso. Here's the first movement:
[video=youtube;H1qU7zwXPRI]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H1qU7zwXPRI[/video]
cheechako
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Sometimes I like to find a somewhat decent random sound-board (or live) recording in the Dead section on the Internet Archive. And I really like this version of Sugaree: http://archive.org/details/gd1980-06-21.nak700.severson.minches.89214.flac16
cheechako
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Yeah - that was before my time up here. In fact, I never saw the Dead live.
I just was curious one night and checked out the Alaskan show and stumbled across a really nice Sugaree. A lot of random shows on IA are pretty poor audio.And for those that don't know, Grateful Dead encouraged fans to record and share shows. Since they were such prolific performers, there is now a ton of stuff available on the Internet Archive site. There are other legal bootlegs there - Phish is another notable band. However, the Dead have so much, they have their own section separate from all other live concerts.
There are only a handful of Dead shows that are illegal to share bootlegs - and those are the ones that were professionally recorded for the live albums.
p.s. Of course, the ones you won't find on IA are probably on YouTube even though it is probably illegal. That's why videos sometimes disappear from there. Oh well, I buy music still - support public radio and all that. I'll just assume others do as well, and all this sharing is for "reference and educational purposes." It is for me - if I really, really like something I discover in the RIU music forums, I'll probably track down the album on Amazon. For a lot of other things, I can evaluate and then decide to save my money.
VTMi'kmaq
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http://archive.org/details/gd73-06-10.sbd.hollister.174.sbeok.shnf oh yeah ive seen jerry and the boys a few times one time 90's albany i went into a van and never came out lmao crystal dose who knows prob ate 500 mics that day! Such good times, good people, good music, good vibes, and all the smoke you could ever need! FREE! I miss those days mang more than i could ever put into words...elucidate! lol!
cheechako
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This is all I can find on YouTube from this band aside from a few poor-quality clips from a concert with Amy Ray from the Indigo Girls.
Either you think this is a cool name for a band or you've never read (or seen) the World According to Garp.
[video=youtube;2XNUcLSCNqQ]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2XNUcLSCNqQ[/video]
Either you think this is a cool name for a band or you've never read (or seen) the World According to Garp.
[video=youtube;2XNUcLSCNqQ]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2XNUcLSCNqQ[/video]