in no small part because there are a number of shows I was at. Would love to see a piece on Bill Graham but maybe that's more Uncut/Mojo material. The Rooling Stones at the Foret Nationale Brussels is a fantastic performance.

NPR (national public radio?) have a load of concerts you can download as podcasts - Tom Waits, Fleet Foxes, Spoon, some good stuff there.

They have the first ever performance of Decembrists playing the whole of 'Hazards of love', which might appeal to the average Massive memeber.

http://www.npr.org/rss/podcast.php?id=510253

That's the soundtrack for the next 3.5 hours of my working day sorted then..............

Offers you pretty much all the live stuff you could ever want for download. (not advocating it of course)

There is also a free iPhone/iPod touch app available from the iTunes store for Wolfgangs Vault.

this is currently my favourite thing ever

...try Rust Radio which broadcasts online most weekends. If you use Radiolover software, you can save the music as mp3s. It's mostly audience recordings, but many of them are pretty good. They seem to broadcast stuff at random from the 1970s up to the present day.

I'll give Wolfgang's vault a go.

http://www.wolfgangsvault.com/neil-young/concerts/shoreline-amphitheatre...

Concert Summary

The annual Bridge School Benefit has become a highlight of the Bay Area's concert schedule since in began in 1986. Founded by Pegi Young (married to Neil Young), Jim Forderer, and Marilyn Bozolich, the Bridge School developed educational programs to service the special needs of Bay Area children with severe speech disabilities and physical impairments and has been serving the community for well over two decades now. The annual fundraiser concert has gained support from many of the biggest names in the music industry, with artists performing special acoustic-based sets in the outdoor setting…

...I own all 32 (bar the 2 currently not available for purchase... but I'm waiting...) Mahavishnu Orchestra concerts on the Vault, most of them from 1973. Every one an exhilarating experience - the apogee of rock, unsurpassable in perpetuity IMHO - and probably 90% of everything I've listened to in the past year or more. They have a load more from 1972 and 1975 still to upload. Bliss... :-)

There are so many concerts buried on here that you could listen for months and never get bored.

I like finding long forgotten stuff from my misspent youth.

Tonight it's the original Joe Jackson Band from 1979, to remind us how great they were.

Sunday Papers with its barbed lyrics is probably more relevant today than it was even then .

http://www.wolfgangsvault.com/joe-jackson/concerts/palladium-september-2...

http://www.wolfgangsvault.com/bob-marley-and-the-wailers/concerts/oaklan...