The Live Music Archive is part of the @InternetArchive - a collection of quality live concerts in both on-demand streaming and lossless, downloadable formats.
20 Years ago today, the @LMA_tweets collection at the @internetarchive was started. Check out this look back to the beginnings of the LMA, including a link to the first show uploaded to the collection. https://t.co/jVDbZ36P0R
Almost 21 years ago, we began the Live Music Archive in the goal of creating the largest archive of lossless quality live music recordings in the world. Today, we hit 250,000 recordings with this recording from @deadandcompany from SPAC on June 18. https://t.co/kWiH9xtS9P
It looks like @Twitter is rejecting our LMA upload feed posts. This may be the end to the @LMA_tweets feed. We'll leave it running for a few days to see if Twitter stops blocking the feed. Maybe it will come back. But, the music continues on at https://t.co/Yi34Qp2nL8
@fuzzybluerain I'm pretty sure you can create an RSS feed from any search query. DM me the specific account you are trying to track and I'll give you back an RSS feed link you can try.
@fuzzybluerain@Twitter Now we're talking. The LMA has an RSS feed so all you need to do is add that RSS feed URL to your RSS aggregator. Most artists have an RSS feed just for their collection as well. Go to the artist's page and look for the RSS link in the upper right corner.
@how1337itis@Twitter @TwitterSupport @elonmusk @TwitterCreators They disabled it by design. They want people to pay to use external interfaces. One level is as high as $42,000 per month. We were just trying to share content that we think users wanted to see. Engage the community, spread the music.