[78-L] Finding Lost WebSites (was: Mitch Miller Horrifies)

[Alan Bunting]

There's also an (incomplete) Alshire discog. at:
 
http://forbiddeneye.com/labels/alshire.html
 
Alan Bunting

,
David Lennick wrote:
> Gosh darn it all to heck, the 101 Strings discography pages have disappeared.
>
> http://gravediggervideo.com/somerset.html
>
> http://gravediggervideo.com/alshire.html
>
> Anyone know if these have resurfaced anywhere?..wish that discography hadn't vanished on us.
>
> dl
>
>   

I know this is going to sound like an informercial, but, Haven't you 
ever heard of the WayBackMachine?  You haven't?!  Well, let me tell you 
of this handy dandy little tool.  It slices!  It dices!  It retrieves 
old websites!!!!!!!

What would you pay for this handy dandy machine?  $49.95?  No, it's not 
that much.  How about $39.95?  Still too much?  How about $19.95?  Gosh, 
you drive a hard bargain.  How about FREE!!?? 

It's free!  And you don't even have to pay a small charge for shipping 
and handling.

Just go to    http://www.archive.org/index.php    and right there at the 
top center is the WayBackMachine.  Just put in the original URL (careful 
not to have two http://) , press the Take Me Back button, and up will 
pop a chart with clickable dates of when their web crawler encountered 
and saved the site. 

I just checked, and the discographies are there.

You're welcome.

Mike (don't thank me, thank Leah) Biel  mbiel at mbiel.com