Yes. The Grateful Dead, and the bands that have followed them since the death of Jerry Garcia in 1995, have allowed - indeed, encouraged, the taping and sharing of their shows.
See these sites
bt.etree.org
https://www.shnflac.net/index.php?page= ... ategory=13
Many other bands have followed his route. Indeed, way back, the Dead demanded that venues provided a "taper's area" neat the soundboard, for this very purpose. And in one show in the early 70s. Bob Weir, their rhythm guitarist can be heard telling a taper that he'd get a much better sound if he moved 40 feet back.
https://www.goodtimes.sc/recording-the- ... of-tapers/
This approach has meant that millions - yes millions - of us not only have libraries of their shows, but that we also buy the remastered shows the band releases. I have some hundreds. So as a business model, it was unique, and despite allowing taping, earned the band a fortune.
https://www.npr.org/2015/07/05/41954751 ... iness-plan
At 72, I've been into the Dead since I was 15... as Bill Graham the concert impresario noted
"The Grateful Dead are not only the best at what they do - they are the ONLY ones who do what they do"
Amen to that
Have a good day.
