It is a matter of cultural experience that we are all affected in some way in our lives by music, and most of us have been heavily influenced by live music.   

The live music experience is like no other, a shared intellectual and emotional event in community with others, whether that community was a handful of people in a tiny bar or pub, or the worldwide audience of a massive stadium show.

Wolfgang's Vault was created to celebrate the live music experience, and allow music fans to relive, or experience for the first time the thrill of the live show. 

Only about 1,000 people in the world were able to see Jimi Hendrix at the Fillmore in his short career.  Only a few thousand ever saw Thelonious Monk at Newport Jazz.   Millions have seen the Rolling Stones at different times in different venues.   But all these experiences are not gone forever, because the recordings still exist, and are preserved for today and the future.

Music can be life-changing, it has been for most of us involved with Wolfgang's Vault, and we seek to share that love of music with the like-minded.  It's an unconventional business we're in.  But we're here to "rock on."

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