MORE ARCHIVE MATERIAL RELEASED FROM THE VAULT

[Steve Thomson <zeppelin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi folks,

Here's something of interest I just found on TBL news:

MORE ARCHIVE MATERIAL RELEASED FROM THE VAULT
The US internet site wolfgangsvault.com 
<http://concerts.wolfgangsvault.com/> have released yet more material 
from the legendry vaults once owned by concert promoter Bill Graham 
until he died in a 1991 helicopter crash. Whereas before only snippets 
were available, now whole concerts can now be heard on the site 
including 33 minutes from the Led Zeppelin January 11th 1969 Fillmore 
West show and over an hour from the April 27th 1969 show from the same 
venue.

If that wasn’t enough also available our shows from the likes of Bruce 
Springsteen and the E Street Band's (a stunning 3 hour set from December 
15th 1978, at the Winterland) Grateful Dead, Jimi Hendrix, The Who, Sly 
& the Family Stone, Taj Mahal, Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, Frank Zappa 
And The Mothers of Invention, Traffic, The Allman Brothers Band and 
Terry Reid. If you're a fan of music, from the mid-'60s to the late 
'80s, there are many hours of great listening. They have mined the 
depths of Bill Graham's archives and expanded there music inventory with 
the King Biscuit Flower Hour and Silver Eagle Cross Country to create 
one of the greatest collections of live music in the world. Nearly every 
great classic rock musician is represented as well as an eclectic mix of 
newer artists, early punk, hard rock and even a little country. The 
music has been pulled straight from soundboard or special multi-track 
recording facilities and all have been digitally remastered.

The site does require registration, but it's minimal and free and the 
administrators promise downloads soon.