In the past, I've wondered where to find equally amazing forums which have such awesomeness for cherry-picking boots.

I've wondered "Are there forums like this for Bowie? Zeppelin? Floyd?
I've come up dry to find any as user-friendly as Hot Stuff. Until now.

Instead of creating an intriquing-titled thread which only turns out to be a question, here is one of the greatest download forums I've seen. It's for Pink Floyd all all related solo stuff.

Here it is...
[s7.invisionfree.com]

So...
Who's gonna give up some other info for other artists now???

Well Pink Floyd ain't my cup of tea, but thanks for starting this thread. It's a great idea.

I think this site offers some great boots of various rock bands

[www.guitars101.com]

I've seen some Zeppelin posts on this site as well

Yeah, that site can't be accused of lack of quanitiy! LOL! I've gotten some great recent Robert PLant Stuff from there. They have EVERYTHING! But user frinedly... mmm... I know you can fiddle around with the thread order, making it alphabetical - but even then you're at the mercy of artist/boot title.

I know for Stones, I come here. For Floyd, I go there. So I'm wondering... for Bowie I go where? Zep Where? Allmans where? Dead where? etc...

I'm glad you like the thread though.

I agree with you about the lack of user friendliness of the site.

BTW just came across this Zep blog [www.walhallahereicome.blogspot.com]

You can download some Dead shows here:

Not much information on this site about which show, complete/incomplete and sound quality etc...
[www.deadboots.com]

About 50 downloadable Dead shows can be found here
[www.deadboots.com]

Still Grateful Dead links. This one is only streaming, but very impressive list.

[www.archive.org]

I got a couple Dead shows on my computer. If you or anybody else wants these, I'll gladly upload them.

I have:

Capitol Theatre 1971-02-18...last show with Mickey Hart,until he rejoined in '76

Winterland 1972-01-02

Both shows are complete in soundboard quality



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Sohoe Wrote:
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> I got a couple Dead shows on my computer. If you
> or anybody else wants these, I'll gladly upload
> them.
>
> I have:
>
> Capitol Theatre 1971-02-18...last show with Mickey
> Hart,until he rejoined in '76
>
> Winterland 1972-01-02
>
> Both shows are complete in soundboard quality


I would gladly appreciate getting them if you get the time!

I do have the time, I'll start uploading right away

found on the net - don't know if all still working

[eternosbeatles.blogspot.com]


[hear-rock-city.blogspot.com]
check out the Archives down below

Thanks 55 Rusty

If you are interested in Beatles stuff, this link might be something: Beatles: Indiana State Fair, 3 Sep 1964 [www.guitars101.com]
It's a soundboard

For a bittorrent site with many different bands, audio and video try-

[www.dimeadozen.org]

You need to join. Login as anyone, and you'll be taken to a page, where at the bottom, there's a link to register. If the site is full, try every 15 minutes or so. Slots open up frequently.

Thanks for the other great links all! BTW, Archive.org has over 2,000 downloadable Grateful dead shows.

For Kiss fans : kiss101forums.proboards92.com

wipeacdc@hotmail.com
never too old or young to rocknroll!!!!!!

Right On!

Keep em coming! Any Bowie out there?

I got a Bowie show called 'One Night in Baffalo'(deliberate misspelling), which was posted here some time ago. I also have a bootleg called '1980 Floor Show' from 1973. A couple of tracks features Marianne faithfull, duetting with him on 'I Got You Babe' and she sing 'As Tears Go By'. Both boots are soundboards.
I'll upload if you want.

BTW anybody knows where to find Gram Parsons, Emmylou Harris, Flying Burrito Brothers and Byrds stuff?

I'd be interested in the "1980 Floor Show", please. If I find any Byrds, Emmylou, Gram, or Burritos, I'll let you know.

I just discovered a site with a Byrds show from '68 in Italy. Here's the link:
[chrisgoes.blogspot.com]

(You'll probably have to cut and paste this link. Sorry.)

Anyone looking for Dead, Crowes, and a bevy of other artists, should check out:www.bt.etree.org.
Of course dimeadozen and the traders den are very good as well.

Moanin in the moonlight,
singing for my supper.

Thanks for The Thin White Duke!

JaggerFan Wrote:
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> Yeah, that site can't be accused of lack of
> quanitiy! LOL! I've gotten some great recent
> Robert PLant Stuff from there. They have
> EVERYTHING! But user frinedly... mmm... I know you
> can fiddle around with the thread order, making it
> alphabetical - but even then you're at the mercy
> of artist/boot title.
>
Create a username - log in - and use the search machine - then it's friendly...