Old Live websites Options

[dangum]

The 90s and early 2000s were times where you could find numerous websites for bands and Live was no exception. Every day I would go through a list of bookmarks hoping that there would updates.

Unfortunately most of these sites are long gone but thanks to the Internet Archive Wayback machine we can revisit this exciting time.

Here is a list of sites that I can recall. Can anybody else remember any others?

MVDB Live
Edko.org
Live.cerf.net
Friends of Live
Live-web.com
Live Discography.com
Illout.com forum [jclive]
Where Fishes Go [Bremang]
Bootleg Heaven
All Things Chad Taylor blog [SecretInsomnia]

Still online
ChadGracey.com
The Unofficial Patrick Dahlheimer Fan Site
http://www.wherefreaksgo.com [jclive]

This post has been edited by dangum: Mar 3 2017, 6:06 pm

[Hoodstock]

There was a website that used to have Live's entire tour history from the very beginning. Can't recall what it was called.

Used to also be anice Ed fan page around TC / SS time.

This post has been edited by Hoodstock: Mar 3 2017, 5:47 am

[dangum]

There was a website that used to have Live's entire tour history from the very beginning. Can't recall what it was called.

Fans of Live has a Live tour date history from 1989 - 2006. You can find it here:
http://www.fansoflive.com/tour/history/1989/
I heard a story that Jimmy Lang had originally compiled the tour date history in the 90s. I assume this formed the base this tour history and over time additional shows were added to it

Edit: Did you mean the Live Setlist Warehouse?
https://web.archive.org/web/*/http://www.tc...wiss2/setlists/

Anybody remember a site call "Straight Outta Champaign"? I remember when Secret Samadhi was released the homepage had a big image saying "200,000 copies sold in the first week".

Edit: just found the motherlist. Who remembers DMOZ? It was a site that categorised web sites. Here's Live's listing from around 2000
https://web.archive.org/web/20000008241035/...Artists/L/Live/