We don’t know how exactly they’re getting away with this, but Wolfgang’s Vault (the company who recently purchased the complete Bill Graham archives) just posted 300 soundboard concert recordings on their Web site. The clips are available for streaming only (if only there was some way to download a stream…) but they’ve got some seriously cool shit. The highlights are to numerous to mention, but check out The Who live at the Fillmore 1968, Neil Young and Crazy Horse live at the Fillmore 1970, Led Zeppelin live at the Fillmore 1969, David Bowie at the Nassau Coliseum 1976, and The Band live in DC 1976. The Band’s 1974 tour and the Rolling Thunder Revue shows are mysteriously Dylan free, but this 1975 SNACK benefit concert contains the one-time only performance of Bob Dylan, The Band with Neil Young and members of his own band. Dylan, for reasons that surely made sense at the time, changes “Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door” to “Knockin’ on Dragon’s Door.” Listen to as much as you can before the lawyers pounce.