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Hello all! i don't mean to ruffle any feathers, but i am also a jamband fan, and i love live concerts. One thing about a good jamband is that you can go see them many times and never see the same concert twice...not because of a large library of songs, but because a lot of them improvise and play different lines a lot. Because of this (and there are probably other reasons too) jambands are ok with tapers, and don't mind if you record an entire concert and put it on the internet. I know with bands like Phish and Grateful Dead they played a lot of covers and jammed on those, and then there are bands like Jacob Fred Jazz Oddysey (a great band to check out...they even are slowly getting onto looping!) and Cream (well, i know they aren't a jamband, but they were known to jam on a song for 20-30 minutes...check out live cream vol. I and II) and they only started a familiar song's hook or just laid out the structure at the beginning, but the song would be played completly different then what was on the studio version, and that would be good for fans of the band, because its a wealth of unreleased material :) What does this have to do with looping? well, i know with my looping and i am sure this is the case for at least 50% of the loopers here that i hardly ever play the same thing twice. what i play is largely dependent on how i am feeling at the moment. So i was just wondering if there is anywhere on the internet that shares any live looping concerts (that are ok'ed by the band)? Charlie