Best Place for Bootleg Recordings?

If you're looking for live audio or video, YouTube is not a bad place to start looking. All kinds of rabbit holes to fall into for your favorite artists....

Thanks Lars!

I'd love to get a copy of this bootleg. It's a perfect recording.

TIA

Google DiscJapan (no space)

They have it as The Everyday Sessions

but this is the description:

The Trinity Church Sessions For Broadcast Jan 31, 1999

Awesome! Thanks Tom!

This is a perfect soundboard recording.  

👍

Does anyone know if forte free agent is still up and running(not obsolete)? 

I used to acquire most of my bootlegs from there.

This is where I'm trying to get..

alt.binaries.mp3.bootlegs

TIA

https://archive.org/details/etree

I'm having trouble navigating this site.

:sad:

Meaning leadcrew's post not audiogon.

Why not buy legitimate albums from Amazon?

I'm not stealing.  Bootlegs mean live recordings.

Oh, didn't know that.

Goes to show you CAN teach an old dog new tricks!

Sorry for the confusion.

Thanks for the clarification.

No prob.

@ tomcarr

many of my favorite recordings are boots of live concerts.  For musicians who improvise (eg, Hendrix, SRV, Garcia, Knopfler, Willie) it makes all the difference in the world. 

   And most people in concert, even Crow,  stretch out songs, which can be nice. 
it would be nice if musicians could be compensated for boots, but our copyright law is primitive.

My post was for the Internet Archive, a non-profit library of millions of free books, movies, software, music, websites, and more. 

Google Internet Archive and go to the Live Music Archive from the landing page.  It might not have exactly what you are looking for but it has tons of free live recordings. 

Quality is hit or miss but I found an outstanding acoustic rendition of Neil Young's Cortez performed by a local artist in the Phoenix area. 

nugs.net is another great resource for live recordings but it is a pay site. You can purchase a full show or single tracks.  

Thanks!

Anyone else?