As an anonymous visitor, I enjoy all the great music over here (and over there at the old site) daily. Maybe you could honour my request: would it be possible to add more Canterbury-style prog rock? Caravan, Soft Machine, Egg you name it. I'd also like to find unheard Colosseum shows from 1971.
Words do not adequately express my gratitude for all the time and effort you have put into giving us this music. Thank you, Thank you, Thank you!! Brian
Dave, All of your efforts is that it is worthy of appreciation for us.Thank you for your time, your dedication and your commitment to bring and share with the world, so much good music and culture. I'm from Brazil (yeah, we like Rock'n'Roll here too!!) and this new "old" site already is on the favourites.
Here's W, from Brazil again. I would like to ask your help in figuring out who is the band or artist that sings a song. I have an old cassette tape, recorded by my father when I was a child and in it there is a fragment of a song, to be precise the end of it. Until today I could not identify the voice of who is singing, so I need you to help me. The song is in Am, has a very strong guitar and sounds a lot like a blues rock of the 70s. In the last vocal phrase, in a instrumental break, the singer says: "but my body is old," and then the music ends. Please, if you know who sings this song and can tell me, I will be eternally grateful.
Hey dave.. thanks for hanging in there for us.. we all do appreciate it.
I don't see a place for requests so I will post my request here. I found these 2 Kenny Rankin concerts posted here... http://www.guitars101.com/forums/f90/kenny-rankin-1976-01-20-boston-2-shows-192-a-108492.html
They are at 192... which is fine, but I would love to have a lossless version if you happen to see them around... or any Kenny Rankin concerts from the 70's
On this blog you will find unofficial (commercially unreleased) recordings from a large variety of artists.
I am mostly a late 60's to early 80's kind of guy but I will post a huge variety due to YOUR interests and not necessarily my own.
I hope that you enjoy stopping by every single day.
My endeavor is to post 5-7 boots every day/seven days a week.
Great, Dave!
ReplyDeleteAs an anonymous visitor, I enjoy all the great music over here (and over there at the old site) daily. Maybe you could honour my request: would it be possible to add more Canterbury-style prog rock? Caravan, Soft Machine, Egg you name it. I'd also like to find unheard Colosseum shows from 1971.
Keep up the good work!
Where else would we go?
ReplyDeleteNo problem Dave.
ReplyDeleteYou're the leader brother!
Take your time. We will follow. You're most generous!
ReplyDeleteNo,THANKS TO YOU !!!
ReplyDeleteDave,
ReplyDeleteIf you need me to re-up any of the boots I gave you a couple years back just email me and we can go from there.
Randy
Thanks for all the good music.
ReplyDeleteDave! what you're doing since quite a while is wonderfull. A million thanks dear friend.
ReplyDeleteNot a problem Dave. Take your time. We'll be here. Thanks for all your time and effort.
ReplyDeleteGreat job, Dave, thank You for giving us so much Pink Floyd in all these years !
ReplyDeleteMany thanks for your efforts. Great music as always :)
ReplyDeleteBrainy1000
Words do not adequately express my gratitude for all the time and effort you have put into giving us this music. Thank you, Thank you, Thank you!!
ReplyDeleteBrian
luv ya Dave...
ReplyDeleteThanks for what you do Dave. Really appreciate it!
ReplyDeleteGreat, thank you!
ReplyDeleteThe gang's all here... KEWL!!
ReplyDeleteDave,
ReplyDeleteAll of your efforts is that it is worthy of appreciation for us.Thank you for your time, your dedication and your commitment to bring and share with the world, so much good music and culture.
I'm from Brazil (yeah, we like Rock'n'Roll here too!!) and this new "old" site already is on the favourites.
God bless you!!
W.
Hi Dave,
ReplyDeleteHere's W, from Brazil again.
I would like to ask your help in figuring out who is the band or artist that sings a song.
I have an old cassette tape, recorded by my father when I was a child and in it there is a fragment of a song, to be precise the end of it. Until today I could not identify the voice of who is singing, so I need you to help me. The song is in Am, has a very strong guitar and sounds a lot like a blues rock of the 70s. In the last vocal phrase, in a instrumental break, the singer says: "but my body is old," and then the music ends.
Please, if you know who sings this song and can tell me, I will be eternally grateful.
Thank you, very much.
Hey dave.. thanks for hanging in there for us.. we all do appreciate it.
ReplyDeleteI don't see a place for requests so I will post my request here.
I found these 2 Kenny Rankin concerts posted here... http://www.guitars101.com/forums/f90/kenny-rankin-1976-01-20-boston-2-shows-192-a-108492.html
They are at 192... which is fine, but I would love to have a lossless version if you happen to see them around... or any Kenny Rankin concerts from the 70's
Thanks for all the tunes ;O)
Keep rocking Dave. Your efforts are much appreciated! You the man :)
ReplyDeleteDave, thank you!
ReplyDeleteDave, any chance of a Filepost re-up of
ReplyDelete"Wednesday, November 9, 2011
The Allman Brothers Band: New York 2009 (Soundboard) FLAC "
Great job Dave. I really like the way you are dividing the artist's music by year. It will make for easier searching. Thanks for the great job you do.
ReplyDeleteLookin' good, Dave.
ReplyDeleteAppreciate your hard work for us music nuts...
Thanks - you do a fantastic job here. It is much appreciated!
ReplyDeleteThanks for everything.
ReplyDeleteJoe
Love it - thanks for everything, Dave! Best blog around!!
ReplyDelete- Alan
Thanks for your great work!!
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