26 mixes taggedclassic rock live

From the late 60s to the early 70s, Bill Graham owned & operated the absolute golden palaces of rock, The Fillmore Auditorium/West, The Fillmore East, and Winterland. Each venue featured some of the greatest performances (ever) during all night shows with very eclectic lineups. To emulate & pay tribute to these shows, here's 53 live tracks from the 3 venues from the likes of Led Zeppelin, Hot Tuna, Quicksilver Messenger Service & many others.

Stage Show: Ahhh, concerts... the best part of being alive. This mix is nothing but fantastic live recordings. Some of these songs are from arena filled stadiums while others are from intimate club settings.

Thirteen tracks including music by Three Days Grace, Zac Brown Band, and Paul McCartney.

Well above the obscure yet far beyond the obvious...

Nowadays, the rock festival is a beast created for advertisement and usually too pricey to be available to the entire spectrum of concert goers. Yet, back between 1967 and 1971, the festival was the best way for someone to get totally blasted with good tunes and a good time. In lieu of this, here's 22 live tracks recorded at Monterey Pop, Woodstock, Isle of Wight '70, the Texas, Atlanta & Holland pop festivals.

A mix of varied artists performing live or in a live studio session... the BEST way to listen to true musicians.

featuring Live performances by dmb, Soundgarden, Pink Floyd and many others (work in progress). Enjoy it and... keep on rockin' in a free world!!!

Songs that all sound a little bit better because they are performed live. My Morning Jacket, Bat for Lashes, The New Barbarians

Music that'll remind you how alive we really are.

you know the deal, smoke some herb and dance around in your kitchen like you were fucking there.

(this is not only music from woodstock, there are other sixties and seventies songs thrown into the mix too)

01/15/12 to 01/21/12: Need something different? This mix is for you!

We all absorb a lot of music. Whether it's over the internets, radio, or computer, between a sitcom's laugh tracks or over the corner-store's tinny speakers, whistled by your younger sister or stuck in your head from a preferably forgotten concert, music is all around us. The following mix is comprised of tracks that have stuck out at me from this past week.

Fifteen tracks including music by Bob Dylan, Crosby, Stills, Nash, & Young, and Jimi Hendrix.

Eight tracks including music by Crosby and Nash, James Taylor, and Jimi Hendrix.