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Back in the ’60s, you’d have had a difficult time getting Lou Reed, Grace Slick, and David Crosby in the same room together.

But they’re now all together on Wolfgang’s Vault.

Already one of the world’s largest online archives of live music recordings, the website is launching “Cracking The Vault Day” today.

That means 1,000 new concerts for your jamming pleasure.

They’ve got a pre-Summer of Love gig by the Jefferson Airplane, a post-British Invasion show by the Byrds, and even a few 21st century inclusions (like NYLON faves White Rabbits and Thee Oh Sees).

And unlike those bootleg tapes you used to trade in the ’90s, these recordings won’t get eaten up by your Walkman when you try to play them.

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