What is LiveBootlegs.com?
LiveBootlegs.com is dedicated to the amazing musical career of Aerosmith and its members, spanning more than five decades. Their live shows are legendary, and many of us have had the privilege of seeing the band live. If you’ve been to one of their concerts and want to relive that experience or you simply want to see what all the hype was about, check any of the live concerts on this website.
All downloads on this website are FREE.
The recordings on this website come from different sources and may vary significantly in audio quality, but we strive to bring you the best quality recordings.
Enjoy the energy of live rock music!
How do I download the files?
When you’re on a bootleg concert page, you’ll notice the Unlock download button on the left hand side. Clicking it reveals the Download button.
I get an error: “Unlock failed. Please try again.”
This error means the hidden captcha verification failed. Wait a few minutes, reload the page and click the download button again, it should work.
How do I listen to FLAC files?
For playback of FLAC files, we strongly recommend suing Foobar2000, which is free for both Windows and Mac OS.
What are the different recording sources?
AUD (audience) represents a recording made from the audience at a venue. The sound quality can vary significantly. More recent recording devices do a better job of noise cancelling than the old analog ones.
SBD (soundboard) marks a recording made directly from the outputs of the soundboard at a show. These are usually the best that can be found, as crowd noise is as low as possible.
FM (FM broadcasting) recordings come from radio broadcasts of live concerts. With a good tuner, FM recordings can actually sound really clear. Depending on the radio station, some FM recordings may add compression to the dynamic rage, but they will generally sound better than AUD recordings.
Why aren’t the files marked for audio quality: A+, A, B, C etc.?
In the early days of the internet, trading live bootlegs required grading each recording according to its quality (A+, A, B, C and so on). The reasons were the slow speeds and limited bandwidth, and people wanted to know what they were getting. We don’t grade recordings here because audio quality is subjective and, more importantly, the internet speeds today allow everyone to download the whole show and make their own mind up.
The show I downloaded is incomplete, why is that?
Sometimes, a show doesn’t have a complete recording available or maybe we’ve not come across it.