Sure, the sound quality can be awful, but there are some incredible performances, clips, vinyl transfers, archives, etc out there that you canāt find anywhere else.
Post something you love 
Iāll start:
In these days of AutoTune, I find the rawness of this performance especially touching.
You have to see this then.
The Tedeschi Trucks Band, āAngel in Harlemā the audio quality is great too.
Corny but likeable
I am also very proud of this. The Great Anne McCue from Australia came to play for us at The Little Rabbit Barn.
I filmed a lot of the close up guitar on my Handheld Sony digital SLR camera as it was overheating in my hands.
It cut out a few times on the night but I persisted and we got this magic performance of āDriving Down Alveradoā
The audio quality is great tooā¦ Enjoyā¦
Jesus wept.
I wept.
That song gets me every timeā¦ I just checked and Iāve listened to the original 18 times this year 
Had to go back and see if I could find a live performance by Etta. This and this both have their momentsā¦
As grainy as sandpaper getsā¦
Iāve both their solo efforts and joint efforts. Theyāre individually very good, but great together.
Itās not often a classic is done justice by a relative newcomer
So yeah. A couple of years ago I watched this and, yeah, I teared up a little bit.
Thanks for reminding me, awesome clip that.
Callas is God. Period. (That is, to me 
.) One note and Iām weeping, time and time again.
Leon Bridges was lovely, thatās the magic of close and personal music.
So in this vein here is something from my friend Sam Millarās fledgling UK Americana bar.
https://youtu.be/TITvCh_0kSw
Earl Okin. Jazz lovers, stay tunedā¦
My pick: Paul Wallfisch and āAnd The Wiremenā playing Lou Reedās āConey Island Babyā. Quality warning: audience recording.
Why I love this one? Because I was there that night, and it was a magical experience live there. Glad somebody recorded it and put it out there. Wonderful memory of that night.
Iām always returning to this Shakey Graves live session. This song in particular I love.
Grace canāt bear to sing about giving lives in sacrifice and Joe Satriani needed a tighter leash, but thereās nothing about Steve Kimockās trumpet I donāt like:
Callas again. The voice is extraordinary but itās when you see her that it all makes sense. Nobody comes near her
Wow, thatās about as tame/polite as a virtuoso shredder can be at a jam session.
Iāve seen him live 3 times as a reference.
A short selection from my favourites: