At one time, these concerts were broadcast for free on television or satellite channels, and there were many music channels that broadcast them, but with the advent of YouTube or other internet broadcasting platforms, it is very difficult to find them. Neither the TV channels broadcast these things, nor is there any correct information about the time and place of these concerts.
God damn this Spotify or music platforms that destroy the live presence in music concerts.
Is there a special way to search and find live concert recordings? From where and how can you access these? Is there a music concert at all?

 

You said it yourself. Insane amounts of music on Youtube, jazz rock and classical. There's still a lot on sites like pirate bey. Google is your friend.

Offered in good faith assuming this doesn't devolve into some kind of a discussion about "understanding using notes".

 

Are you sure they are that easy to find? I mean the whole concert, not in short pieces (been filmed by the attendees and their mobile cameras), but in full. All famous singers and bands ...

 

Not all content, especially old analogue stuff, will be available. Just because it was ever broadcasted doesn't mean it was digitalized? I've found stuff over the years I thought never would be out there. On the other hand I've never been able to find stuff I thought that would be out there. Like @Smeghead said you just need to search deep in Google and maybe even on FTP servers to be able to find it if it even exists?

 

bittorrent sites. it even depends on what kind of music you are trying to find. There used to be all those tapers who would make "bootlegs" directly off the soundboards. Mostly you will just find commercially available concert rips. None of that music will be a correct kind, or good enough anyway; so water off a ducks back.

 

Here's the Grateful Dead archive of now 37,284 live show. If you start listening now for 8 hours a day you'll have about 44 years of listening pleasure. What else do you really need?

https://www.gdao.org/solr-search?q=

 

this is a taper site: https://bt.etree.org
This site is provided by the etree.org community for sharing the live concert recordings of trade friendly artists.

it's not entirely dead, phish, but it mostly is. They actually have a filter button for hiding those results.

 

If the artist in question was/is popular, they'll have a dedicated group of fans archiving everything they can get their hands on. Asking for links on reddit might help if Google is no help.

Torrents, YouTube, fan pages, archive.org.

 

Perhaps instrumentalism has weakened or disappeared.
There are other reasons as well, but it seems that everyone is trying to become a DAWisher and the live performance on the stage has somehow faded. Singers don't have trained voices too. If there is no instrumentalist and strong singer, live performances and concerts are almost canceled.
I don't have exact statistics on the decrease of instrumentalist and singers on stage, but I think that compared to the past, the number of these people has decreased drastically. Big companies don't invest much in these events either.

 

Bye

 

If you remember about 15 to 20 years ago, there were a number of TV music channels in Europe or America that were the source of public access to music. These channels had managers and employees who were responsible for identifying and broadcasting the works of talented artists. Whenever the general public wanted to see and hear new music works, they would take the TV remote control and look for their favorite music in these channels. These channels usually broadcast live music concerts on certain days or nights, and people could easily connect with their artists through these TV channels and listen to their works.
The managers of these channels were professional people who had a great ability to recognize musical talents, and by supporting these people, they played a big role in the expansion of musical culture. Big companies also went to these people and took charge of the recording and broadcasting expenses, and the only concern of the artists was to make their music. The rest of the clip making and access to other facilities were done by the music companies.
At that time, many music concerts were held.
But now, live music concerts with musical instruments have given way to electronic and recorded music festivals. There are no musicians and everything is performed pre-recorded and the music scene is empty of musicians. A singer and several dancers fill the whole stage and the singers usually don't have much voice.
Professionally produced music concerts or music video shows are the best way to enjoy the art of music. When there are neither concerts nor powerful TV shows, the art of music cannot be well presented to the fans.

 

Listening pleasure with Grateful Dead? Nah, come on, let's be real, it' torture. The man is searching for music, not for reefers ejaculations.

 

When a new technology or a new tool is introduced, the arts that have been evolved by previous technologies and found their place among people, unfortunately lose their place.
The art of stage and concert performance and music video production reached its peak at the end of the 20th century and continued until the first decade of the 21st century, but with the emergence of new technologies and new techniques of music production, these arts gradually disappeared.
Unfortunately, the new technical tools do not value live performance. Music producers are not interested in performing music live. Artists who perform live are also very few. Music videos are not made that much. It is really a strange time.
The only thing a music producer does is to upload his music on music platforms and waits for a listener to listen to his song for two minutes like a fisherman who throws his fishing rod into the water and waits for a fish to grab its hook and get caught. This method of providing music has no special features.

 

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If you're looking for "legal to tape" live music, just use the site mentioned above (https://bt.etree.org/) and/or https://archive.org/details/etree

 

What I want is to revive the culture and tradition of performing music on stage and making strong music videos, as I mentioned in the previous post so that music creators have this concern that their music will be broadcasted live on TV or performed by musicians and singers for a large number of people present at the concert venues. It is only in this way that music performances increase and the real form of presenting music to the listeners is reached.

 

The only people who perform live anymore are mime artistes.

 

http://www.dimeadozen.org

they used to have open signup one day a month, not sure about now

loads of stuff on there tho

 

Thank you for your post. But what I want is a revolution in the field of performance and playing live music.
I don't have a problem with recording music and playing recorded music, but what I'm looking for is that all artists, producers, broadcasters and investors do their best so that the music reaches the listeners live.
Live broadcasts from TV or any other platform.
Music made digitally and with computer tools have their place, but live music is another thing.
Unlike the music produced in the studio, live music has the difference that no tricks can be used on the music stage and the artist must learn many techniques to be able to perform the music live.
Compare music with sports. Just like a sports competition is performed live and the athlete performs everything he has learned before on the ground or on the sports mat in front of his opponent, when music is performed live, all the weaknesses and strengths of an artist are identified and the artist will see his progress in the field of art every day.
Recording music in the studio hides all the weaknesses of the artist or producer, and this is not good for artistic work. An artist should be so strong that he can perform everything he has learned on the music stage without fear.

 

Yes, he wa looking specifically for that!

 

These two aren't mimes, their stage names are Screaming Mimi and Victor Vox. Art as well as beauty can come in the eye of the beholder!

 

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